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Telegram is a cloud-based messaging app known for its focus on speed, security, and privacy. It allows users to send text messages, photos, videos, audio, files, and make voice and video calls.

Amazon Offers $110M in Grants to Boost AI Research with Trainium Chips 🔥 Amazon Web Services (AWS) launches a $110 million grant program to support AI research, offering credits and up to $500,000 in funding for AI researchers. The initiative ai

Hey all, I am trying to apply webOTP in my react js application for easy read of otp in mobile browser. I am using this code which is giving a prompt on the browser(only chrome) for allowing to read messages but after allowing its not setting up the

spotify wrapped its launched But yesterday only I saw It was perfect 👌 I was already excited 😊 for it now you say ?

looking for a co-founder needs an executer expertise. help create marketing n biz ideas that hit the spot. everything related to biz is done we can discuss more and improve. one who just don't want to e a ceo but is in to make it work and knows how

Looking for a Technical Co-founder If you can pull up your socks, shirts, pants, or even underwear—only yours not mine 😅. idea is Building a logistics marketplace where big players exist but suck at customer experience. What I need in a co-founde

For people saying AI can't be that powerful A meta AI bot randomly messages me without I messaging it anything and asks for backshots

Finally, Something Reliable! I Built DressUp AI – Probably The Best Virtual Try-On After Testing Tons of Options Hey everyone, I’ve been obsessed with virtual try-on tech for a while now. I’ve tried out so many tools, but honestly, nothing felt goo

I’m just trying to make a point here. I’ve been using medial for past 1 year. I’m always looking for this kind of option here. I think it should have a way of replying to messages from the notification bar as we do regularly in our mobiles. I’m not a

Welcome to INTRIGUING INNOVATION 💡 EP=7 A device can be designed to charge a cell phone using body heat or the stimulus of a pulse. Interestingly, this idea was picked up by Stanford University faculty for exploring its feasibility for charging ba