TechLoy

1 day ago | techloy.com | Emmanuel Oyedeji

Tesla’s latest earnings report for the first quarter of 2025 was rough, but the company insists better days are ahead. On Tuesday, the electric vehicle maker reported a bruising set of Q1 results, missing expectations on both revenue and profit. Revenue came in at $19.34 billion, far below Wall Street’s $21.11 billion target. Earnings per share missed too, at $0.27 vs. the expected $0.39. That’s the lowest revenue Tesla has reported since Q3 2021, and net income collapsed 71%. It gets worse.

1 day ago | techloy.com | Emmanuel Oyedeji

There’s been a shift in how major platforms approach video creation. For years, creators relied on third-party tools to produce content. That started to change when Bytedance launched CapCut, the popular TikTok-affiliated video editor. Now, Meta is making its own move to bring the creative process in-house.

2 days ago | techloy.com | Emmanuel Oyedeji

💡TL;DR - Supervised learning is a machine learning method where models learn from labelled data to make predictions or classifications. It's used in everything from spam detection to medical diagnosis. Before the rise of machine learning, most computer programs followed strict rules: "if this, then that." These hard-coded systems were rigid and couldn’t adapt to complex or changing environments. For example, a spam filter based on fixed rules could be easily fooled by small changes in phrasing.

2 days ago | techloy.com | Emmanuel Oyedeji

For years, it has seemed like the smartphone market is out of gas. The days of real competition or meaningful shifts are behind us. Phones got smarter, yes—but the market itself? Predictable. Same players, same battles, slightly better cameras. And yet, despite the U.S.-China tensions casting a shadow, China’s Q1 2025 smartphone numbers tell a different story. Not a market in decline, but one still capable of surprises—and comebacks.

6 days ago | techloy.com | Emmanuel Oyedeji

Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co. just delivered a blockbuster quarter, but looming U.S. tariffs are threatening to spoil the party. The world's biggest chip-making company is off to a strong start in 2025, with first-quarter results showing sharp year-on-year gains and underscoring its dominant role in the global chip supply chain. Net profit surged 60% to NT$361.56 billion ($11.16 billion), beating analysts’ expectations.