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The world’s richest man and the CEO of SpaceX and Tesla, Elon Musk has recently come up with mockery around the viral Metaverse concept. The commentary came as an answer to a question during Musk’s interview with the popular YouTube channel ‘The Babylon Bee’.

The Montreuil, France-headquartered video game developer Ubisoft, on Wednesday, bombed its fans with a great news – confirming the remake of Splinter Cell video game. The development is being led by Ubisoft Toronto.According to the company, the first installment in the video game series ‘Tom Clancy’s Splinter Cell – 2002’ will be rebuilt as new for the fans across the world by leveraging Ubisoft’s own Snowdrop engine. The engine will help the company deliver new-generation visuals and gameplay. It is important to note that the same engine was used to develop Ubisoft’s Avatar: Frontiers of Pandora, and the upcoming Star Wars game.

Leena Nair, the Chief Human Resource Officer (CHRO) of FMCG major Unilever has reportedly stepped down to join Chanel, the renowned French fashion group. Nair has been named as the Global CEO of Chanel and will leave Unilever in January 2022.

Ever since Facebook (now called Meta) has acquired WhatsApp, constant updates and improvements are being rolled out to address the concerns of the users. The company on Tuesday, in a tweet, notified its users globally about its new feature that enables users to preview their voice messages before sending them out to the recipients. The feature is available across all platforms including iOS, Android, and Web.

Amidst the importance of effective brand visuals, personalised browsing experiences, and general efficiency, factoring for cyber security risks during web design has long been a prerequisite for a successful, lasting finish. Typically, clever coding, security plugins, and more are used to block outside forces from finding a way in, but hackers who constantly work around these protections mean that safe and effective web design moving forward requires an even more proactive approach.

While QR Codes started getting popular in 2011, it didn’t benefit the mass majority of people because many consumers had slow internet and did not have a smartphone. But fast forward to 2021, and approximately 90% of the population can have access to high-speed internet. And this is where QR codes can be utilised to improve your marketing. Let’s show you some ideas to use to your advantage.