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Alligator hunts, a superyacht chase and a possible Kodak Black cameo: What Rockstar's new GTA 6 screenshots reveal
The latest GTA 6 screenshots offer a glimpse into the game and what it could offer. It features two main protagonists. It also shows some supporting characters, action scenes, locations, wildlife, and nightlife. The gallery contains still images but they come without detailed captions that can explain what is happening in a particular scene. It also does not reveal the identity of some characters.
Volkswagen bet on Xpeng to save its China business. It's not going to plan
Volkswagen’s ID. UNYX 08 electric SUV sold poorly, achieving only 267 units per month since its launch. The automaker initially aimed for 3,622 monthly sales but consistently missed this target. Local competitors have gained an advantage by offering advanced technology at lower prices, which has hindered Volkswagen's sales efforts. Despite these challenges, Volkswagen continues to pursue aggressive sales goals for the upcoming UNYX 09 sedan.
Have Money, Will Buy! Festive online sales off to fine 'premium' start
During the festive season, demand for premium goods has seen significant growth on e-commerce platforms. Sales have increased by 40% compared to last year, driven by consumers upgrading their purchases. Quick-commerce platforms have also experienced higher transaction values, particularly in urban areas. While mass-market demand has softened due to rising prices, premium products continue to perform well.
Roll Call: Only 36 shots, no instant results: Inside India's growing film photography revival
Film photography is making a comeback in India, attracting young enthusiasts despite rising film costs and the convenience of digital cameras. From family-run studios and independent darkrooms to community labs and photography groups, enthusiasts are rebuilding the analogue ecosystem, driven by creativity, hands-on learning and a desire to experience photography more deliberately.
Best online deals to have short life as brands battle surging input costs
During this festive period, ecommerce platforms are gearing up to provide enticing discounts for just the first few days. However, as rising input costs and inflation exert pressure, companies are anticipated to swiftly pull back on deeper discounts. While popular items such as smartphones, televisions, and laptops will see comparatively moderate price reductions this season, the availability and duration of these discounts will be affected by limited stock.
Festive shopping gets costlier as brands plan to hike AC, TV and appliance prices from October 1
Consumer electronics and appliance manufacturers in India will increase prices of products by 5-8% starting October 1. The rise in prices is attributed to higher costs of raw materials like copper and steel. Companies including Blue Star and Haier have confirmed these increases ahead of the festive shopping season. Despite the increases, some dealers have inventory stocked at old prices for the upcoming festivals.
'Just look at Kodak or Blockbuster': Former Disney and DreamWorks chief Jeffrey Katzenberg says Hollywood must embrace AI or risk irrelevance
Jeffrey Katzenberg is optimistic about artificial intelligence transforming the film industry and enhancing storytelling techniques. He points out that AI can help lower production costs and break down obstacles in filmmaking, potentially leading to a surge in film production and more creativity in narratives. Katzenberg calls for partnerships between AI innovators and artists to foster equitable engagement and anticipates that technology will unlock fresh creative opportunities in Hollywood.
1980s ChatGPT trend prompts: Top 10 ways to transform your photos into retro gym looks
A social media trend uses ChatGPT to create 1980s-style fitness photographs. Users transform modern workout images into retro gym and bodybuilding portraits. Prompts recreate vintage equipment, clothing, and analogue photography styles. The trend includes recreating Indian gym scenes and Bollywood fitness looks. This allows for nostalgic visual exploration of past fitness culture.
For 35 years, Dolly Parton’s Tennessee theme park was home to bald eagles. Now they’re moving
Following a severe storm, Dollywood's Eagle Mountain Sanctuary will be closing its doors, leading to a relocation of non-releasable bald eagles to the American Eagle Foundation's Kodak campus. This move is aimed at enhancing rehabilitation and education initiatives for the public. The dedicated partnership carries on through the captivating Birds of Prey show at Dollywood, ensuring that the sanctuary's conservation mission continues in a new setting.
In 1900, Kodak introduced the simple cardboard box camera 'Brownie' - and made everyone a photographer
The Kodak Brownie camera revolutionized photography in 1900. This affordable and simple device made picture-taking accessible to ordinary families. Millions of Brownie cameras were sold, inspiring a generation of amateur photographers. People could now easily capture everyday moments and preserve memories. The Brownie's legacy lies in making photography an everyday activity for everyone.
First the Japanese, then digital and now debt: The 130-year-old Kodak, which survived one bankruptcy, may have just 12 months to survive
Eastman Kodak, the 130-year-old photography giant, is facing financial uncertainty, raising concerns about its ability to continue operations due to upcoming debt obligations. The company's shares plummeted after it revealed a lack of sufficient financing to cover its debts. Despite efforts to restructure and focus on commercial printing and pharmaceutical manufacturing, Kodak is still grappling with financial challenges.
Kodak Black has a message for Hamas in a new video
In the midst of Israel–Palestine war, Kodak Black stands out by expressing solidarity with Israel, showcasing a $20,000 Star of David ring and advocating for the release of hostages, all while going through his own legal challenges.
Kodak CEO plans to seize Blockchain moment and win over skeptics
Kodak had joined the likes of Long Island Iced Tea Corp., UBI Blockchain Internet and Rich Cigars Inc. in announcing its foray into the burgeoning technology.
How an Indian company is hunting for its Kodak moment with televisions
The brand recall is so high that nothing negative comes to mind, says the CEO of Noida-based Super Plastronics, which claims to be a brand licensee for Kodak TV in India.
Kodak launches HD LED TVs starting at Rs 13,500
SPPL, which is Kodak's licensed partner, has launched five HD LED TVs in screen sizes of 32, 40 and 50 inches at a price point of Rs 13,500 and upwards.
Kodak is making Android phones now because, why not?
It's new 4G handset, tablet, and connected camera will actually be made by Bullitt Group, while the Kodak company provides the name and caché.
Kodak, Citigroup in talks on bankruptcy financing
Eastman Kodak Co is in advanced talks with Citigroup to provide bankruptcy financing as the unprofitable imaging co prepares for a potential filing.
Camera maker Kodak weighs bankruptcy option to push patents sale
Eastman Kodak is weighing options, including a bankruptcy filing because of concerns raised by possible buyers of its patent portfolio, sources said.
Kodak's patent against Apple rejected
Eastman Kodak Co lost a crucial opening round in a high-stakes patent dispute over whether iPhones and BlackBerry camera phones infringe on its digital-imaging technology.
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