Scrolling might soon come with an age limit. After Australia and now Spain, the global push to keep teenagers off social media is getting louder, and India is watching closely. Spain has announced plans to ban children under 16 from using social media platforms. Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez said the government is ready to […]
February is set to be an exciting month for smartphone enthusiasts. Samsung is gearing up to unveil its next-generation premium Galaxy S26 series, while brands such as Vivo, Realme, Poco, and Motorola are also ready to introduce new models. In total, over 14 smartphones are expected to launch this month, covering everything from budget-friendly options
Just when it seemed the Jeffrey Epstein case had faded into the background, a fresh release of documents has pulled it right back into public view, and straight into Silicon Valley. The US Department of Justice has released millions of new Epstein-related documents, offering a deeper look into the late financier’s private emails and associations.
India is no longer just hunting for budget smartphones; it’s splurging. And Apple is clearly enjoying the shopping spree. As more buyers move towards high-end phones, the iPhone maker has quietly climbed to its biggest-ever position in India. Apple hits an all-time high in India Apple has reached a record 28% value share in India’s
French authorities have widened a major cybercrime investigation involving social media platform X, calling in tech billionaire Elon Musk and the company’s former CEO Linda Yaccarino for questioning. Raids at X’s Paris office As part of the expanded probe, investigators carried out searches at X’s French headquarters. The operation involved the Paris prosecutor’s cybercrime unit,
Elon Musk has never been known for small ideas, but his latest move might be one of his boldest yet. SpaceX has officially acquired Musk’s artificial intelligence company, xAI, in a deal that brings rockets, AI, satellites, and social media together, with one clear goal: moving the future of artificial intelligence beyond Earth. The announcement
NASA’s return-to-the-Moon plans hit a familiar speed bump this week. During a crucial practice countdown for Artemis II, the mission set to carry astronauts around the Moon, engineers ran into fuel leaks while filling the massive rocket, a problem that has haunted the programme before. The issue surfaced during what NASA calls a “dress rehearsal,”
For NASA, it’s one of those rare moments when success creates stress. Two major astronaut missions are lining up almost back-to-back, cold weather is adding uncertainty, and every decision now feels like a carefully timed step in a high-stakes dance. For the first time in over six decades, NASA finds itself in an unusual situation:
In December 2025, NASA quietly crossed a historic milestone, and at the heart of it was Vandi Verma, an Indian-origin roboticist whose work helped a Mars rover drive itself using AI for the very first time. The breakthrough didn’t just change how rovers move on Mars. It reshaped how future space missions might operate millions
Just before Valentine’s Day, when dating apps see their highest traffic of the year, hackers attempted to break into the systems of some of the world’s most popular platforms. Companies, including Bumble and Match Group, have confirmed cyberattack attempts, raising concerns about whether users’ personal data is truly safe. Although the companies say no major
