Shootify, a fast-growing U.S.-based product photography studio, has announced the launch of a first-of-its-kind service that combines traditional product photography with artificial intelligence (AI).

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Brain Test emerges as one of mobile gaming’s most enduring and recognisable IPs. Unico is actively seeking IP partnerships with entertainment brands and studios. CEO Erkay Uzun says Unico aims to ...

Abu Dhabi's clean energy company Masdar and waste management firm Tadweer Group have teamed up to develop the emirate's first commercial-scale waste-to-sustainable aviation fuel project. The plant ...

InfraCredit, ‘AAA’-rated specialised infrastructure credit guarantee institution, has announced its credit enhancement of CEESOLAR Energy’s local currency debt issue under co-financing with Climate ...

Sora’s Android launch is off to an auspicious start. On its first day on the Google Play Store, the AI video app from ChatGPT maker OpenAI saw an estimated 470,000 downloads across the markets where ...

The eCurrency DSC3 technology was selected for its ability to integrate seamlessly into Madagascar's existing financial ecosystem in partnership with PayLogic SA. The solution will be piloted to align ...

The City of Covington, Georgia, has announced the New Covington Utilities Complex, an adaptive reuse project set to modernize and consolidate the city’s water, electric, telecommunications, and gas ...

The Elder Scrolls Bethesda's former Elder Scrolls loremaster on why he left, Starfield's 'communication breakdowns', and how he wanted The Elder Scrolls 6 'to be The Empire Strikes Back' Gaming ...

P-Studio director Kazuhisa Wada says the studio has "several projects in development" going into its 30th anniversary in 2026, and considering he wants next year to be special for the JRPG series, I ...

F-Droid is warning that the project could reach an end due to Google’s new requirements for all Android developers to verify their identity. The third-party app store argues that Google falsely frames ...