Tech and Gadgets
- CMF Buds Neo review: Budget buyers can rejoice
- Google’s India-first AI models for agriculture are finding applications beyond India
Google's agricultural AI models, developed in India, have expanded their reach to eleven countries, facilitating advancements in farming and water management systems. By harnessing satellite imagery, these models support sustainable practices, such as rice cultivation and informed agricultural financing. State governments are now incorporating this innovative technology into their digital agriculture platforms, ultimately enhancing global food security through improved data access.
- Understanding the engineering behind Samsung’s latest foldables
Samsung's Galaxy Z Fold8 series takes foldable technology to the next level with a sleeker design and Flex Titanium technology that enhances display efficiency while maximizing internal capacity. The series boasts advanced battery systems and dual-path charging for a power boost. Durability is key, as Samsung has conducted rigorous reliability tests to ensure these devices can handle everyday use with ease.
- Apple announces September 9 event, calls it ‘Surprise and Shine’
Apple has officially scheduled its highly anticipated iPhone event for September ninth, a significant moment as John Ternus will deliver his inaugural keynote as the new CEO. The event will potentially showcase the iPhone 18 Pro and Pro Max, alongside the debut of its first foldable model, rumored to be named the iPhone Ultra.
- Feel sick while using your smartphone in a moving car? Android’s new feature could help. Here’s how to turn it on
To tackle car sickness, Google has launched Motion Assist for Android users. This groundbreaking feature showcases animated patterns that dance along the edges of the screen, synchronizing with the vehicle's movements. Leveraging the phone's sensors to detect motion, it alters the display for a smoother experience, aiming to lessen sensory conflict and improve passenger comfort during journeys.
- AI caught watching YouTube videos instead of completing task: AI expert says one agent even wanted to ‘kill’ another. 'We live in the future'
AI agents are increasingly being given access to computers and tools so they can handle complicated tasks with less human supervision. But a recent incident involving an AI has raised eyebrows after an AI system appeared to behave in a way its user did not expect while working on a project. The unusual episode, shared by AI commentator Wes Roth, has since gone viral and sparked a wider discussion about how autonomous AI systems.
- Galaxy Z Fold 8 Ultra Review: The Foldable Benchmark, If You Can Pay the Price
Samsung's Galaxy Z Fold 8 Ultra takes the foldable experience to the next level with its upgraded camera and display technology. Designed for users who value productivity, it features a larger battery and supports rapid charging up to 45W. Running on Android 17, the device promises seven years of software updates, making it a top pick for those invested in advanced, versatile tech.
- The Smartphone Is Not Going Away Yet: Google Exec on AI Devices and the Future of Computing
Google believes the rise of AI-powered glasses, wearables and other new devices could change how people interact with technology, but that does not necessarily mean the smartphone is nearing its end. A Google executive explains why phones still have a major advantage due to their widespread use, powerful hardware and established ecosystems. As companies explore new AI-first form factors, the future of computing may instead see smartphones working alongside these devices rather than being completely replaced by them.
- Google Pixel 11 Series Launched in India: Price Starts at ₹89,999
The much-anticipated Google Pixel 11 smartphone series has officially made its debut in India, showcasing four models: Pixel 11, Pro, Pro XL, and Pro Fold. Powered by the innovative Tensor G6 processor, these smartphones boast cutting-edge AI capabilities. With a strong emphasis on camera excellence and durability, the Pixel 11 series starts at a price of ₹89,999.
- Samsung Galaxy Z Fold8 Review: The Fold Finally Feels Like a Complete Product
The Samsung Galaxy Z Fold8 addresses some of the biggest complaints about Samsung’s foldable line-up with a lighter 201-gram design, a wider 5.5-inch cover display and a new 4:3 8-inch inner screen. The improved proportions make it more comfortable for reading, watching videos and multitasking, while the Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5 for Galaxy delivers flagship-level performance. Its cameras also offer strong results, though the lack of a dedicated telephoto lens and S Pen support remain notable compromises.
- Xiaomi Launches REDMI Note 17 5G in India, starting at Rs 24,999 with an 8,000mAh battery
- OnePlus Nord CE 6 Lite Review: Clean Software Can't Offset the Price Increase
The OnePlus Nord CE 6 Lite initially offered strong value, but price hikes have significantly altered its market position. Its large battery and clean software remain appealing features for many buyers. However, the move back to an LCD display is a notable compromise at the new price. Competitors now offer superior displays and longer software support for similar costs.
- Meta introduces Muse Code. It offers a 21x discount if you let it train on your data
Meta has introduced Muse Code, an advanced AI coding assistant aimed at software engineers. This innovative tool offers significant discounts to developers who share their prompts and coding solutions. By adopting this pricing model, the company is collecting valuable training data while allowing developers to reduce costs. However, businesses should prioritize compliance when participating in this data-sharing initiative.
- Google Pixel 11 launches on August 12. Will India finally get more storage options?
- Samsung bets on new wearable form factors, says it will absorb rising costs to keep premium devices accessible
- Nothing says it is not exiting markets. Its restructuring suggests a broader reset is underway
Nothing is reorganizing its business by creating dedicated units and regional hubs. The company denies shutting down operations in multiple international markets. It also disputes claims of a significant global workforce reduction. India remains a priority market for Nothing's smartphone business. Support and product availability for consumers will remain unchanged.
- Adobe integrates Acrobat PDF tools into WhatsApp Web and Windows
Adobe Acrobat PDF features are now integrated within WhatsApp Web and Windows applications. Users can now open and view PDF documents directly inside their chat conversations. Basic markup tools allow for in-chat annotations and highlighting of shared documents. Advanced editing and features are accessible by opening documents in Adobe Acrobat. This integration simplifies document workflows for over three billion WhatsApp users globally.
- Samsung expands foldable lineup with Galaxy Z Fold8, Fold8 Ultra and Flip8 - bets bigger on AI-driven experiences
Samsung has launched three new foldable smartphones, including the Galaxy Z Fold8 Ultra. These devices feature advanced AI capabilities and improved hardware for enhanced user experiences. The Galaxy Z Fold8 offers a wider inner display and lighter design for better usability. The Galaxy Z Flip8 boasts a slimmer profile and an AI-first cover screen interface. Pre-orders for these innovative foldable phones are now open in select markets.
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