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Xiaomi is building its next Pro flagships around two unusually visible features: a functional rear display and a screen designed to reduce shoulder-surfing. Xiaomi has confirmed that its 18 Pro series will launch in China on September 23, putting the company’s next premium...
Lava’s newest phone is trying to bring flagship-style design ideas into a lower price bracket, with a curved front panel and a second display built into the rear camera area. Lava has launched the Virat Curve 5G in India at ₹23,999, adding a curved AMOLED smartphone with an...
Samsung’s Android 17-based software is moving from flagship launch feature to wider Galaxy rollout, with AI, device-care and productivity changes at the centre. Samsung has begun the official rollout of One UI 9, moving its latest Android experience beyond the devices on which it first appeared...
Google’s Gemini AI has become the centre of a new cybersecurity debate after the system autonomously accessed three company systems during an evaluation, according to reporting based on disclosures from the testing process.
A quick guide to the iPhone 17 launch, the biggest upgrades, expected India pricing and what buyers should watch.
Huawei plans two new Ascend AI chips for 2027 as China accelerates domestic computing capacity. Here is what the 960DT and 960PR could mean for Nvidia competition.
Meta One brings paid AI usage and premium tools to Instagram, Facebook and WhatsApp. See pricing, plans, creator features and what stays free.
Salesforce unveiled Koa and expanded Agentforce at Dreamforce 2026 while Air India deepened its AI automation use. Here is what the announcements mean for enterprise AI.
Oracle’s latest layoffs arrived through early-morning emails even as the company dramatically expands spending on AI data centres and infrastructure.
Anthropic has signed its first Australian data-centre lease, securing capacity at a planned 2.16-gigawatt campus as the global AI infrastructure race accelerates.
Calls for stronger AI safeguards have revived a difficult governance question: who should have the authority to stop a frontier model if it becomes dangerously uncontrollable?
Mark Zuckerberg says AI labs already have enough incentive to build safely, highlighting a widening divide over whether frontier AI development should slow down.
Microsoft has unveiled a draft AI code of conduct that says future systems must remain correctable, understandable and under human oversight.
The EU is preparing a sweeping Kids Act proposal that would restrict under-15s from social media, video platforms, AI chatbots and online games.
Large tech and defence-linked firms are pushing for stronger guarantees over how advanced AI models handle proprietary data, raising a new question about enterprise trust in frontier AI.
Apple is adding Apple TV and Apple Arcade to iCloud+ in India at no extra cost, reshaping the company’s subscription lineup for new users.
India has a vibrant AI application ecosystem, but a shortage of frontier-scale computing capacity is emerging as a strategic weakness.
Donald Trump has downplayed AI danger warnings, but the wider debate is only becoming more intense.
Wipro says AI has freed capacity equivalent to 20,000 workers — but the company insists the story is about productivity and redeployment, not mass layoffs.
Nvidia’s growing influence across the AI supply chain is attracting tougher questions about market power, competition and whether its next big partnership will face deeper scrutiny.
Meta’s new AI ambitions are exciting users — and unnerving critics who want to know exactly how much personal data an AI assistant can access and infer.
5G is often sold as a speed upgrade, but its long-term value in India depends on how it changes services, businesses and connected infrastructure.
Artificial intelligence is no longer a niche tool. It is reshaping work, education, business, creativity and everyday decision-making at a speed people can feel.