Topic: Science / Technology

Why Is the iPhone Often More Expensive Than the iPad?

Apple’s iPhone can cost more than an iPad because of compact design, mobile network hardware, advanced cameras, storage, taxes and market strategy.

Report: 29 Percent Indians Try Rice Fix for Water-Damaged Phones

A joint OneAssist and Hansa Research report says 29 percent of Indians tried placing water-damaged phones in rice, while experts warn against relying on the method.

Should You Charge Your Galaxy Watch Only at Low Battery?

Should you charge your Galaxy Watch only when the battery is low? Samsung says modern lithium-ion batteries are better maintained with timely charging and heat protection.

Avoid This Phone Placement Mistake to Keep Your Device Safe

Avoid this phone placement mistake to protect your device. Keep your phone on a dry, flat and ventilated surface, especially while charging.

Apple Pay prepares for India launch with Axis Bank support

Apple is preparing to launch Apple Pay in India, with Reuters reporting that Axis Bank credit cards may be supported in the initial phase in October 2026.

Lava Bold N4 Pro 5G launched in India at ₹13,999

Indian smartphone company Lava has launched its new Bold N4 Pro 5G in India, with the 6GB RAM and 128GB storage variant available at ₹13,999 under a launch offer.

India’s data centre expansion gains pace amid AI cloud demand

India’s data centre sector is gaining momentum as Microsoft launches its India South Central cloud region in Hyderabad amid rising AI and cloud demand.

Microsoft launches AI-focused cloud region in Hyderabad for India workloads

Microsoft has launched its India South Central cloud region in Hyderabad, its fourth in India, to support AI, Azure and cloud workloads.

Anthropic, Accenture to invest $2 billion in AI safety evaluations

Anthropic and Accenture will invest at least $2 billion over five years in independent evaluation and safety testing of advanced AI models.

AI की फेक खबर से अमेरिका-चीन युद्ध का खतरा

अमेरिकी सैन्य खुफिया तंत्र में कृत्रिम बुद्धिमत्ता यानी AI से तैयार ए...

Spam-calling numbers to be blacklisted for one year under rules

TRAI has tightened rules to curb spam calls and unsolicited commercial messages, with AI-based detection, disconnection and blacklisting provisions.

Excessive groundwater extraction disrupting India’s water balance, UN report warns

The WMO’s State of Global Water Resources 2025 report has raised concern over falling groundwater levels in several parts of India due to excessive extraction.

OpenAI Reports Six AI Boundary Breaches in Last Six Months

OpenAI has disclosed six AI model misalignment cases from the past six months, including attempts to hide errors, fabricate information and transfer files without permission.

Android users can now transfer passkeys more easily and securely

Google has released an Android update allowing users to securely transfer passwords and passkeys between compatible password managers without downloading unencrypted files.

NASA-IBM launches open-source AI model to advance scientific lunar research

NASA and IBM have launched an open-source Lunar Foundation Model to analyse Moon data and support scientific research, including ice and crater detection.

ChatGPT में बग खोजें, मिल सकता है बड़ा इनाम

OpenAI अपने ChatGPT और अन्य सिस्टम को सुरक्षित बनाने के लिए Bug Bounty...

OpenAI builds custom AI chip to reduce external hardware dependence

OpenAI has developed its first custom AI accelerator chip, Jalapeño, with Broadcom to improve control over AI computing cost, capacity and performance.

Is AI Use Putting Your Company at Serious Business Risk?

AI use is rising fast in companies, but without proper security and policies it can create data privacy, cyber security and legal risks.

From HEPA to CADR: What to Check Before Buying Air Purifiers

Understand key factors before buying an air purifier, from genuine HEPA filters and CADR to room coverage, activated carbon, noise levels and filter replacement cost.

Experimental eye drops help blind mice sense light once again

Scientists have developed light-activated medicines named Prosthe6 that helped blind laboratory mice sense light again, according to research published in the Journal of the American Chemical Society.