In a few hours Apple event will begin and curtains will be taken off from several much-awaited things including new devices including phones, smartwatches, and headphones, plus some major AI updates. Those who want to watch the event can watch it live on Apple.com and official social media channels. The start timing for different regions does vary and here is the list

1. Accra – 5pm (Mon)
2. Addis Ababa – 8pm (Mon)
3. Adelaide – 2:30am (Tue)
4. Algiers – 6pm (Mon)
5. Almaty – 10pm (Mon)
6. Amman – 8pm (Mon)
7. Amsterdam – 7pm (Mon)
8. Anadyr – 5am (Tue)
9. Anchorage – 9am (Mon)
10. Ankara – 8pm (Mon)
11. Antananarivo – 8pm (Mon)
12. Asuncion – 1pm (Mon)
13. Athens – 8pm (Mon)
14. Atlanta – 1pm (Mon)
15. Auckland – 5am (Tue)
16. Baghdad – 8pm (Mon)
17. Bangkok – 12am (Tue)
18. Barcelona – 7pm (Mon)
19. Beijing – 1am (Tue)
20. Beirut – 8pm (Mon)
21. Belgrade – 7pm (Mon)
22. Bengaluru – 10:30pm (Mon)
23. Caracas – 1pm (Mon)
24. Casablanca – 6pm (Mon)
25. Chicago – 12pm (Mon)
26. Copenhagen – 7pm (Mon)
27. Dallas – 12pm (Mon)
28. Dar es Salaam – 8pm (Mon)
29. Darwin – 2:30am (Tue)
30. Denver – 11am (Mon)
31. Detroit – 1pm (Mon)
32. Dhaka – 11pm (Mon)
33. Doha – 8pm (Mon)
34. Dubai – 9pm (Mon)
35. Dublin – 6pm (Mon)
36. Edmonton – 11am (Mon)
37. Frankfurt – 7pm (Mon)
38. Guatemala City – 11am (Mon)
39. Halifax – 2pm (Mon)
40. Hanoi – 12am (Tue)
41. Harare – 7pm (Mon)
42. Havana – 1pm (Mon)
43. Helsinki – 8pm (Mon)
44. Hong Kong – 1am (Tue)
45. Berlin – 7pm (Mon)
46. Bogota – 12pm (Mon)
47. Boston – 1pm (Mon)
48. Brasilia – 2pm (Mon)
49. Brisbane – 3am (Tue)
50. Brussels – 7pm (Mon)
51. Bucharest – 8pm (Mon)
52. Budapest – 7pm (Mon)
53. Buenos Aires – 2pm (Mon)
54. Cairo – 8pm (Mon)
55. Calgary – 11am (Mon)
56. Canberra – 3am (Tue)
57. Cape Town – 7pm (Mon)
58. Honolulu – 7am (Mon)
59. Houston – 12pm (Mon)
60. Indianapolis – 1pm (Mon)
61. Islamabad – 10pm (Mon)
62. Istanbul – 8pm (Mon)
63. Jakarta – 12am (Tue)
64. Jerusalem – 8pm (Mon)
65. Johannesburg – 7pm (Mon)
66. Kabul – 9:30pm (Mon)
67. Karachi – 10pm (Mon)
68. Kinshasa – 6pm (Mon)
69. Kiritimati – 7am (Tue)
70. Kolkata – 10:30pm (Mon)
71. Kuala Lumpur – 1am (Tue)
72. Kuwait City – 8pm (Mon)
73. Kyiv – 8pm (Mon)
74. La Paz – 1pm (Mon)
75. Lagos – 6pm (Mon)
76. Lahore – 10pm (Mon)
77. Las Vegas – 10am (Mon)
78. Lima – 12pm (Mon)
79. Lisbon – 6pm (Mon)
80. London – 6pm (Mon)
81. Los Angeles – 10am (Mon)
82. Madrid – 7pm (Mon)
83. Managua – 11am (Mon)
84. Manila – 1am (Tue)
85. Melbourne – 3am (Tue)
86. Mexico City – 11am (Mon)
87. Miami – 1pm (Mon)
88. Minneapolis – 12pm (Mon)
89. Minsk – 8pm (Mon)
90. Montevideo – 2pm (Mon)
91. Montréal – 1pm (Mon)
92. Moscow – 8pm (Mon)
93. Mumbai – 10:30pm (Mon)
94. Nairobi – 8pm (Mon)
95. Nassau – 1pm (Mon)
96. New Delhi – 10:30pm (Mon)
97. New Orleans – 12pm (Mon)
98. New York – 1pm (Mon)
99. Oslo – 7pm (Mon)
100. Kathmandu – 10:45pm (Mon)
101. Ottawa – 1pm (Mon)
102. Khartoum – 7pm (Mon)
103. Kingston – 12pm (Mon)
104. Paris – 7pm (Mon)
105. Perth – 1am (Tue)
106. Philadelphia – 1pm (Mon)
107. Phoenix – 10am (Mon)
108. Prague – 7pm (Mon)
109. Reykjavik – 5pm (Mon)
110. Rio de Janeiro – 2pm (Mon)
111. Riyadh – 8pm (Mon)
112. Rome – 7pm (Mon)
113. Salt Lake City – 11am (Mon)
114. San Francisco – 10am (Mon)
115. San Juan – 1pm (Mon)
116. San Salvador – 11am (Mon)
117. Santiago – 2pm (Mon)
118. Santo Domingo – 1pm (Mon)
119. São Paulo – 2pm (Mon)
120. Seattle – 10am (Mon)
121. Seoul – 2am (Tue)
122. Shanghai – 1am (Tue)
123. Singapore – 1am (Tue)
124. Sofia – 8pm (Mon)
125. St. John’s – 2:30pm (Mon)
126. Stockholm – 7pm (Mon)
127. Suva – 5am (Tue)
128. Sydney – 3am (Tue)
129. Taipei – 1am (Tue)
130. Tallinn – 8pm (Mon)
131. Tashkent – 10pm (Mon)
132. Tegucigalpa – 11am (Mon)
133. Tehran – 8:30pm (Mon)
134. Tokyo – 2am (Tue)
135. Toronto – 1pm (Mon)
136. Vancouver – 10am (Mon)
137. Vienna – 7pm (Mon)
138. Warsaw – 7pm (Mon)
139. Washington DC – 1pm (Mon)
140. Zürich – 7pm (Mon)

There are a few last-minute rumors that we can have a look at. The company can launch the iPhone 16, iPhone 16 Plus, iPhone 16 Pro, and iPhone 16 Pro Max smartphones during the launch date. We can also company to launch the Watch 10 joined with the Apple Watch Ultra 3. For those who are waiting for an audio product company can launch AirPods4, AirPods Pro 3, and AirPods Max 2. At the same time company is also likely to announce Apple Intelligence and its role in the upcoming products. The iPhone 16 series can come with a customizable Action Button and a new Capture Button for taking photos with the built gestures, such as a swipe for zooming in and out or a soft press for autofocus.  This button can be seen below the power button. The smartphones can be powered by Apple’s iOS 18 chip. There are a few other upgrades like an increase in the display size of the Pro lineup 5x Telephoto zoom option is likely to be there.

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Narendra Modi, India’s Prime Minister visited France and while addressing the Indians residing there, Modi announces that France will be using India’s UPI payment mechanism which will enable Indian tourists to make payments in Indian rupees.

Read more about it below.

India’s UPI Payment Mechanism to be Used in France

At La Seine Musicale in Paris, Indian PM, Narendra Modi announced that from now on, Indian tourists will be able to make payments in France in Indian rupees. The announcement was made upon an agreement with France and India regarding the acceptance of India’s UPI payment mechanism in France. The incorporation will start from the Eiffel Towers and Indians visiting the place, will be able to make payments in rupees, via UPI.

“Be it India’s UPI or other digital platforms, they have brought a huge social transformation in the country and I am happy that India and France are also working together in direction. India and France have agreed to use UPI in France. I will leave after the agreement. However, it is your job to move forward. Friends, in the coming days its beginning will be made from Eiffel Tower which means that Indian tourists will now be able to make payments in Rupees, through UPI, at Eiffel Tower” said Modi.

UPI or Unified Payment Interface is India’s own mobile-based payment system that enables anyone to make payments at any time instantly with the help of the unique virtual payment address created by the user.

To note, in 2022, NPCI(National Payments Corporation Of India) also signed a Memorandum of Understanding(MoU) with Lyra, the online payment system of France. This year, in early 2023, an agreement was also signed between India’s UPI and Singapore’s PayNow. NPCI is also planning to extend the UPI services to more countries including the USA, Europe, and also in countries of West Asia.

The recent announcement made regarding the acceptance of India’s UPI in France can be considered a significant step in the development of bilateral trade and tourism between the two countries.

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Google Play, the official app store of Google is currently down and many users across the world have difficulties accessing its services. Both the mobile and web versions are down.

Read more about it below.

Google Play Store is Down!

The most used and biggest app store in the world, Google Play is currently down. Many users have difficulties accessing its service and more than 2,500 users have reported the issue on Downdetector. Among 48% of the users have reported download-related issues and 47% are facing search-related issues. 5% of the users have also reported purchase-related issues as well.

On Down for Everyone or Just Me, it has been stated that Google’s Play Store is still down and about 84.9% of the users who have reported have mentioned that they are receiving error notifications. 9.39% have reported slow connections while about 5.71% have reported that they are unable to log in to the service.

The reason for this outage is still not clear and Google hasn’t come forward with an explanation for it. It is likely that this outage might be caused due to the server being overloaded, or down or maybe, it might be unreachable due to network-related problems. Maintenance can also be a reason, however as mentioned, the exact or real reason behind it is still not known.

Certain reports state that in India too, users are facing issues, however, the issues are different for different users. Some are facing slow connections and other are not even able to access the service. It has also been reported that in some cases, on restarting the device users were able to access the service, but not everyone was able to resolve the issue with this method.

It’s been 3 hours since the issue has been reported and it’s really high time that Google come forward with an explanation for the outage and when the issue will be resolved. From what it seems, we’ll have to wait to know about it

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Canada’s most popular children’s channel known for airing notable cartoons is rebranding next month.

Teletoon is becoming Cartoon Network on Mar. 27, as the channel pivots to Teletoon+, a multi-platform streaming service.

After over 25 years of operation, iconic Canadian television channel Teletoon will be rebranded as Cartoon Network on March 27, 2023.

The Teletoon brand will survive through the streaming service Teletoon+.

(via https://t.co/C8jkU0T7bY) pic.twitter.com/UWtOQYnxfn

— One Take News (@OneTakeNews) February 22, 2023

For 26 years, the kid’s channel was treasured and cherished as home to the nation’s leading animations like Total Drama Island, Braceface and Caillou, shaping Canada’s children entertainment across generations.

On Mar 27, Teletoon will officially ride off into the sunset as it will drop its branding and adopt Cartoon Network’s branding moving forward.

To avoid any confusion, the channel currently listed as Cartoon Network on Canadian providers will also rebrand as Boomerang. Debuting in the Canadian market for the first time, but bringing with it scores of fans worldwide, the Boomerang brand stands for the best in retro content, classic animation series, and foundational kids’ programming.

Hence, to explain it more specifically, at the beginning of March 27, Teletoon is set to become Cartoon Network, an iconic kids’ brand known worldwide for delivering the biggest and best in animation. In addition, Corus will also introduce a new kids’ television channel in Canada by relaunching the current Cartoon Network channel as Boomerang.

Though Teletoon is only dying in name, Canadians still expressed their nostalgia on social media to pay homage to the legacy network that provided many kids—and animation aficionado adults—countless hours of entertainment both after school and on sleepless nights.

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After the previous two lawsuits filed against Google for its dominance over digital advertising and online search, the Indian government has come forward, forcing Google to bring out a variant of its Google Mobile Services (GMS).

Here’s more about it.

Here are the Four Elements of the New Agreement

As per what the Indian government has instructed OEMs (Original Equipment Manufacturers), they are given two options. They can either release the devices under MADA (Mobile Application Distribution Agreement) or under IMADA. The IMADA will only have reduced requirements.

If the original equipment manufacturers or OEMS release their products under IMADA, the product can only be shipped within India, however, if they decide to release it under MADA, the OEMs will be able to ship it anywhere around the world except in EEA(European Economic Area), Turkey, Russia, and Belarus.

It is to be noted that in EEA or European Economic Area, products can only be released under EMADA, in Turkey under TMADA whereas in Russia and Belarus, it is released under MADA with some modifications.

The second element states that, under MADA, the product will require a total of 11 user-facing apps which includes Google Play Store, Google Search, Google Chrome, Google Drive, Gmail, Google Meet, Google Maps, Google Photos, Google Play Movies, and TV, YouTube, and YouTube Music. On the other hand, the only required app under IMADA is the Google Play Store. IMADA also asks OEMs to include core services like GmsCore and others that are required on the device.

IMADA also doesn’t ask original equipment manufacturers to place a Google Search Bar, a Google Folder, or a Google Play Store icon on the phone’s home screen. OEMs are also asked to place a menu where users get to choose their default search engine on the initial setup page itself.

The last and final element is about the per-app bounty for smartphones having any one of the 11 core apps of Google. However, the details regarding the price and the means through which it is paid are still not clear.

India's government has recently forced Google to provide a variant of GMS where all the apps are optional. I have been provided access to a document that outlines the changes, thread 🧵👇

— Kuba Wojciechowski 🌺 (@Za_Raczke) February 18, 2023

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HP had announced its plans to reduce its workforce in the next three years and following this Dell has also decided to cut down about 6,500 of its employees globally.

Read more about it below.

Dell to Cut Down 6,500 Employees from its Workforce

We recently saw layoffs of big tech companies like Google, Amazon, Microsoft, Spotify and others, cutting down its workforce to meet with the increasing expenses that are going out of hands for the companies. We now have Dell, the personal computer manufacturers, planning to layoff 5% of its global workforce which amounts to a total of 6,500 of its employees.

🚨 Dell to Layoff 6650 Employees, 5% of its Global Workforce in Latest Tech Layoffs

— Ravisutanjani (@Ravisutanjani) February 6, 2023

In the month of November, we had also come across HP, one of Dell’s rival companies who had also announced its plans to cut down about 6,000 employees from its workforce in the coming three years. International Business Machines Corp and Cisco Systems Inc. are two other companies which are also planning to layoff its employees

As per what the Industry Analyst, IDC(International Data Corporation) has pointed out, from the 4th quarter of 2022 itself, the sales of personal computers has reduced in a very rapid manner with Dell facing the biggest decline in its sales of about 37%.

With Dell having its revenue of about 55% coming from the sales of personal computers, this lose has affected the company in a very severe manner.

The previous measures taken by the company like stopping of new recruitments to the company and the steps taken to reduce travel expenses has been of no use.

In the recent memo issued to the workers by Jeff Clarke, the Co-Chief Operating Officer at Dell, he has mentioned how the sales continues to decline without any hope in the future.

After the layoff, Dell will only have about 1,26,300 total employees in its workforce, which is the lowest number of employees the company has had in about six years.

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IT employees are being laid off by many big IT companies including Google, Amazon, Microsoft, and others. Over 2 lakh employees are already been laid off in the United States by these companies.

Read more about it below.

IT Employees Being Laid Off by Big Tech Giants

After the effects of Covid 19 started hitting big IT companies including Google and Amazon, companies have started taking the decision of reducing their workforce in order to restructure their operations.

Over 2 lakh IT employees in the United States have already been laid off by companies like Google, Amazon, Microsoft, Meta, and others and more than 50,000 Indian IT employees will have to find a job in the next 60 days in order to stay there.

Senior executives and employees who have taken managerial places in these companies are also being laid off along with the newly hired employees.

As per a report published in the Times of India, Google and Microsoft have already laid off 12,000 and 10,000 of their employees respectively.

A report in Reuters, also reveals that Spotify is also reducing its workforce by six percent. Microsoft has also laid off a total of 18,000 employees from its workforce.

An India Today report also says that Meta has reduced its global workforce by 13% and has fired 11,000 of its employees. Currently, the company only has a total of 76,000 workers globally.

An IT employee had also taken out his rage on the anonymous work app called Blind after being fired from Google, Snapchat, and Amazon in 4 months. He has also mentioned that there is no point in looking for a new job in an IT company as they will definitely fire the newly hired employees after some time.

🚨 Big Tech Layoffs in the US

Over 2,00,000 IT Employees have been Laid Off by Google, Meta, Microsoft, Amazon etc

There are more than 50,000 Indian Employees in the US who need to find another job in 60 days or leave within 10 days after becoming out of status

— Ravisutanjani (@Ravisutanjani) January 24, 2023

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The people in Bursa, Turkey was able to witness one of the most mysterious dawn they have ever seen when a cloud shaped like a UFO spaceship appeared in the sky.

Read more about it below.

The Mysterious Cloud that Appeared in Bursa, Turkey

People all around the world were shocked to see a video posted by one of the netizens in Bursa, Turkey which showed a cloud that appeared in the sky which was shaped like a UFO spaceship.

The video became viral very quickly and gained about 1.1 million views in a very short time. Many commented saying that the cloud is really a UFO spaceship and aliens have finally arrived.

The cloud that appeared in the sky, indeed had a circular shape with a hole in the middle, but is not a UFO spaceship, says the Turkish State Meteorological Service.

What had appeared is just a type of cloud called the lenticular cloud. They usually appear at a height between 2,000 and 5,000 meters in the sky and can be expected during Winter. They are formed with strong wind fluctuations when the air in the atmosphere is stable and moist.

The phenomenon is very common in places near a mountain range and Bursa in Turkey is at the base of a mountain range making the phenomenon something very likely to happen in Bursa and there’s nothing unusual about it.

The formation of the clouds is also a signal of precipitation and can be expected in Bursa in the coming days.

The cloud, however, can also be expected at other times of the year as well and is not a phenomenon that only occurs in Winter.

By now, social media is filled with pictures and videos of the occurrence in Bursa, Turkey with a lot of comments regarding the mysterious cloud.

I am shocked by the magical clouds in Turkey. I have always been curious about strange things. Every time I see them, I am excited. pic.twitter.com/dRMxlggqU7

— Ice universe (@UniverseIce) January 22, 2023

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Many of the top world famous companies might have been launched way before you were even born.

Surprised?

Let’s look at some of the top companies and when the company took its existence.

The Year at Which  Top Companies Took its Existence

Zoom – 2011

Zoom was founded by Eric Yuan and he himself is the CEO of the company. After the Covid-19 pandemic, there was a significant boom in the number of Zoom users making it one of the widely downloaded applications in the world.

Uber – 2009

Travis Kalanik and Garret Camp founded Uber in 2009 making it easy to check the availability and book taxis online. Dara Khosrowshahi is the current CEO of Uber.

Twitter – 2006

The microblogging platform, Twitter took its existence in 2006 and was founded by Jack Dorsey, Noah Glass, Evan Williams and Biz Stone. The company is now owned by Elon Musk and he is the current CEO of the company.

Facebook – 2004

Mark Zuckerberg, Andrew McCollum, Chris Hughes, Eduardo Saverin and Dustin Moskovitz are the co-founders of Facebook. The social media platform was founded in 2004 and ever since then is used world wide by users of all age groups. Mark Zuckerberg is the current CEO of Facebook.

Tesla – 2003

Tesla took its existence in 2003 and was co-founded by Elon Musk, Martin Eberhard, JB Straubel, Marc Tarpenning and Ian Wright. Elon Musk, one of the co-founder of Twitter, is the CEO of the company.

SpaceX – 2002

Elon Musk and Tom Mueller together founded SpaceX in 2002. In the recent years, SpaceX has made some significant successes in the field of rocket manufacturing with the CEO, Elon Musk taking full charge of its endeavours.

Google – 1998

Google was founded by Larry Page and Sergey Brin in 1998. The company is managed and run under Sundar Pichai who is the current CEO of the company.

Netflix – 1997

Reed Hastings and Marc Randolph together founded Netflix in 1997. The streaming platform started its online subscription in 1999 and now has become an integral part for our entertainments. Ted Sarandos and Reed Hastings are the current CEOs of the company.

Amazon – 1994

Amazon was founded in 1994 by Jeff Bezos. The e-commerce platform is world famous shipping tons of items on a daily basis to its customers. Andy Jassy serves his role as the CEO of the company.

Apple – 1976

Apple took its existence in 1976 and was founded by Steve Jobs and Steve Wozniak, both college dropouts. With the vision Steve Jobs saw, Apple has become one of the leading smartphone brand in the world with so other products as well. Tim Cook is the current CEO of the company. 

Microsoft – 1975

Bill Gates and Paul Allen are the founders of Microsoft. The company took its existence in 1975 with its first product, the Altair BASIC. The current CEO of the company is Satya Nadella.

Starbucks – 1971

Starbucks was founded in 1971 by its co-founders Gordon Bowker, Zev Siegl and Jerry Baldwin. Howard Schultz and Laxman Narasimhan are the current CEOs of the company.

Nike – 1964

The world famous shoe brand, Nike took its existence in 1964 and was founded by Phil Knight and Bill Bowerman. The company responsibilities are now being taken care of by John Donahoe, who is the current CEO of the company.

Sony – 1946

The co-founders of Sony, Akio Morita and Masaru Ibuka founded the company in 1946. The company currently sells products which includes, mobile phones, cameras, televisions, music systems, gaming consoles and software, batteries, semiconductors, and few other electronic components. Currently, Kenichiro Yoshida works of the company as its CEO.

Samsung – 1938

Kim Ki Nam, Koh Dong-Jin and Kim Hyun Suk are the CEOs of the company. The company has all sorts of electronic devices just like Sony and was founded in 1938 by Lee Byung-chul

UPS – 1907

The logistics company, UPS took its existence in 1907 and was founded by James E. Casey. Carol B. Tomé is the current CEO of the company.

Ford – 1903

Ford was founded by Henry Ford in 1903 and has taken its place as a world famous automobile manufacturer. Jim Farley is the current CEO of the company.

Nintendo – 1889

Fusajiro Yamauchi founded Nintendo in 1889 and the company has achieved a significant place in the gaming world. The company’s current CEO is Shuntaro Furukawa.

Nokia – 1865

Nokia is the oldest company among all the companies we saw till now and was founded in 1865 by Fredrik Idestam, Leo Mechelin and Eduardo Polón. Pekka Lundmark is the current CEO of the company.

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Many of your favourite companies are getting old!

Jokes apart, these are the age that many of the world famous companies will become in 2023

Age of Many of Your Favourite Companies in 2023

Instagram – 13yrs 

Instagram was founded on 6th October, 2010 by Kevin Systrom and Mike Krieger and is currently owned by Meta Platforms. Adam Mosseri is the current CEO of the company. In 2023, Instagram is turning 13 years of age since its creation.

Twitter – 17yrs

Twitter is becoming 17 years in age since its creation in 21st March 2006 by Jack Dorsey. Noah Glass, Evan Williams and Biz Stone. Elon Musk currently owns Twitter and is in charge of the microblogging platform.

Facebook – 19yrs

Facebook is becoming 19 years of age after it was created in 2004. The company was created by Mark Zuckerberg, Andrew McCollum, Chris Hughes, Eduardo Saverin and Dustin Moskovitz. Zuckerberg has taken full charge of the company and currently owns it.

Tesla – 20yrs

Tesla was founded by Elon Musk, Martin Eberhard, JB Straubel, Marc Trapening and Ian Wright. Elon Musk is the current the CEO of the company and Tesla is turning 20 years in age after it was created in 2003.

SpaceX – 21yrs

SpaceX will become 21 years in age since its creation in 2002 by Elon Musk and Tom Mueller. Elon Musk is also the CEO of SpaceX.

Google – 25yrs

Google was founded by Larry Page and Sergey Brin on September 8th, 1998 and Sundar Pichai is currently in-charge of the company. Google will turn 25 years this year in 2023.

Netflix – 26yrs

Netflix was founded in 1997 by Reed Hastings and Marc Randolph. The company will become 26 years in age this year. Reed Hastings and Ted Sarandos are the current Co-CEOs of the company.

Amazon – 29yrs

Amazon was created by Jeff Bezos in 1994 and is turning 29 years in age since its creation. Andy Jassy is the current CEO of Amazon.

Dell – 39yrs

Dell is turning 39 years after its creation on the 1st of February, 1984. The company was founded by Michael S. Dell and he himself is the CEO of the company.

Apple – 47yrs

Apple was founded in 1976 by Steve Jobs, Ronald Wayne and Steve Wozniak. Tim Cook is the current CEO of Apple and the company will become 47 years in age since its creation.

Microsoft – 48yrs

Microsoft was founded by Bill Gates and Paul Allen on the 4th of April, 1975 and is turning 48 years in age this year. Satya Nadella is the current CEO of Microsoft.

Sony – 77yrs

Sony which was created on May 7, 1946 will become 77 years in age after its creation. The company was founded by Akio Morita and Masaru Ibuka. Kenichiro Yoshida is the current CEO of the company.

Samsung – 85yrs

Samsung is turning 85 years in age this year since its creation in 1938 by Lee Byung-chul. Kim Ki Nam, Kim Hyun Suk and Koh Dong-Jin are the co-CEOs of the company.

Mercedes Benz – 97yrs

Mercedes Benz will turn 97 years in age since its creation by Karl Benz, Gottlieb Daimler, Wilhelm Maybach and Emil Jellinek. Ola Kallenius is the CEO of Mercedes Benz.

Disney – 100yrs

Disney has turned 100! The company was founded on 16th October, 1923 by Walt Disney and Roy O. Disney. Robert Iger is the current CEO of the company.

BMW – 107yrs

BMW was founded in 1916 by Karl Rapp, Gustav Otto, Camillo Castiglioni and Franz Josef Popp. Oliver Zipse is the current CEO and the company will become 107 years in age this year.

IBM – 112yrs

IBM was founded by Herman Hollerith, Thomas J Watson and Charles Ranlett Flint on 16th of June, 1911. The company will become 112 years in age this year. Arvind Krishna is the current CEO of the company.

Ford – 120yrs

Ford is turning 120 years in age this year and was created on 16 June 1903 by Henry Ford. The current CEO of the company is Jim Farley.

Nintendo – 134yrs

Nintendo was created on the 23rd of September 1889 by Fusajiro Yamauchi. The company will turn 134 years in age this year in 2023.

Nokia – 158yrs

Nokia is turning 158 years of age this year. The company was founded in 1865 by Fredrik Idestam, Leo Mechelin and Eduard Polon. Pekka Lundmark is the current CEO of the company.

Age these companies will be in 2023:

Instagram: 13
Twitter: 17
Facebook: 19
Tesla: 20
SpaceX: 21
Google: 25
Netflix: 26
Amazon: 29
Dell: 39
Apple: 47
Microsoft: 48
Sony: 77
Samsung: 85
Mercedes-Benz: 97
Disney: 100
BMW: 107
IBM: 112
Ford: 120
Nintendo: 134
Nokia: 158

— World of Statistics (@stats_feed) January 11, 2023

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