Month: February 2023

Angular Vs. React: What to Choose For Your Blockchain App?

Innovative technologies are rapidly evolving, and blockchain is one such out-of-the-box invention. It helps users to transact securely and safely. Hence, the demand for blockchain application development is increasing. And this is when the app development frameworks come into play. However, there’s not only one platform for building blockchain apps. Most enterprises prefer to choose between

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How Product Information Management Works

The e-commerce sector has shown significant and stable growth worldwide in recent years. Sales are predicted to reach approximately 7.4 trillion dollars in 2025, which is more than a 60% percent increase since 2021. It seems that the e-commerce market is not going to slow down its pace. Running a business in this fast-growing field

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Where are the satellites, Samsung?

Pictured: a phone that you can’t contact people with when you’re not near a cell tower. | Photo by Allison Johnson / The Verge When Qualcomm announced its Snapdragon Satellite tech that will let Android phone makers compete with Apple’s Emergency SOS via satellite, I was almost certain we’d see the feature on Samsung’s then-upcoming

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Meta takes a $4.2B restructuring charge in Q4, which includes costs for early office space termination, data center redesign, and severance for laid-off staff (Mike Isaac/New York Times)

Mike Isaac / New York Times: Meta takes a $4.2B restructuring charge in Q4, which includes costs for early office space termination, data center redesign, and severance for laid-off staff  —  The company, which is in the midst of shifting to become a metaverse business, also forecast revenue would beat Wall Street predictions.

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How to use implicit and explicit operators in C#

One of the lesser known features of C# is the ability to create implicit and explicit user-defined type conversions, meaning we have support for both implicit and explicit conversions of one type to another type. We also have explicit and implicit operators, meaning some operators require an explicit cast and some operators don’t. This article

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Decentralized social network app Damus debuts on the App Store with E2EE for DMs; Damus uses the Nostr protocol, to which Jack Dorsey donated ~14 BTC in 2022 (Sarah Perez/TechCrunch)

Sarah Perez / TechCrunch: Decentralized social network app Damus debuts on the App Store with E2EE for DMs; Damus uses the Nostr protocol, to which Jack Dorsey donated ~14 BTC in 2022  —  Another decentralized social networking application to challenge Twitter has hit the App Store.

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AMD announces its Ryzen 7000X3D pricing: 7950X3D for $699, 7900X3D for $599, both available on February 28, and 7800X3D for $449, available on April 6 (Paul Alcorn/Tom’s Hardware)

Paul Alcorn / Tom’s Hardware: AMD announces its Ryzen 7000X3D pricing: 7950X3D for $699, 7900X3D for $599, both available on February 28, and 7800X3D for $449, available on April 6  —  3D V-Cache to the masses.  —  AMD announced three new Zen 4 Ryzen 7000X3D processors for its AM5 platform at CES 2023 …

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Meta reports $727M Reality Labs revenue in Q4, vs. $715.1M est., a $4.28B operating loss, vs. $4.36B est., a $13.72B loss in 2022, and expects a wider 2023 loss (CNBC)

CNBC: Meta reports $727M Reality Labs revenue in Q4, vs. $715.1M est., a $4.28B operating loss, vs. $4.36B est., a $13.72B loss in 2022, and expects a wider 2023 loss  —  – Meta’s Reality Labs unit recorded a $4.28 billion loss in the fourth quarter, bringing its total operating loss for the year to $13.72

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Netlify, a service for building dynamic websites and storefronts, acquires its rival Gatsby, which had raised $46.8M to date, for an undisclosed price (Frederic Lardinois/TechCrunch)

Frederic Lardinois / TechCrunch: Netlify, a service for building dynamic websites and storefronts, acquires its rival Gatsby, which had raised $46.8M to date, for an undisclosed price  —  Web development platform Netlify today announced that it has acquired its competitor Gatsby, the company behind the opensource GatsbyJS framework.

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