Tech companies launch new mobile models every year and claim that the new one is better than the previous one. Oppo has recently launched K14, an upgraded version of K13. The price of both is almost equal and slightly less than ₹19,000. Let’s find out whether this phone is value for money or not: Design: […]
Growing worries about how WhatsApp shares data with its parent company, Meta, have pushed many users to rethink where they send their private messages. Although WhatsApp offers end-to-end encryption (E2EE), questions around metadata collection and evolving privacy policies have made some security-conscious users uneasy. What sparked the controversy? The debate intensified after a U.S. class-action
41-year-old Matthew Gallagher, living in Los Angeles, built a ₹17 thousand crore company with AI. The company’s name is Medley, which took just two months and 18 lakh rupees to build. Medley is a telehealth startup that provides online sales and consultation for weight loss drugs. It is in the news because its annual revenue
Reports suggest that the US Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) used Pegasus spyware, developed by Israel-based NSO Group, as part of a secret operation during a recent rescue mission inside Iran. According to The Times of London, the spyware was used to send misleading messages to Iran’s leadership and members of the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps
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Pavel Durov, the founder of Telegram, has sharply criticised WhatsApp’s privacy claims. He said the platform’s promise of full end-to-end encryption (E2E) does not always work the way users think. His comments on X even drew reactions from tech leaders like Elon Musk. Why Durov questions WhatsApp’s encryption? WhatsApp says only the sender and receiver
Carbon dioxide is usually known as a harmful gas that warms the planet. But now, scientists are turning it into something surprising food ingredients like proteins and fats. Using clean electricity and microbes, labs can reuse carbon dioxide to make useful nutrients. This could reduce pressure on farms, animals, and natural resources. Still, one big
Every year in the country, more than 30 lakh elderly people above 60 years of age slip and fall in bathrooms. For the elderly, this becomes the most risky corner of the house, but now modern technology has become so affordable and easy that with minor changes, the elderly can remain safe. A research from
This week, 6 new smartphones will be launched in India. Most of them are budget segment phones. Between August 13 and 19, Redmi, Realme, Infinix, Vivo, and Oppo will launch their new devices. These phones will feature a 50-megapixel camera with AI features. Additionally, a 6.3-inch screen will also be seen. Let’s know in detail…
Indian tech brand Ai+ has launched the new smartphone series Nova 2. The company has introduced two smartphones – Ai+ Nova 2 and Ai+ Nova 2 Ultra. Additionally, the company has also brought its first flip phone Ai+ Nova Flip to the market. The new budget and mid-range phones feature large batteries and high refresh
Uttarakhand Chardham Yatra (2026) is just a few days away from starting. This time the doors of Kedarnath Dham will open on April 22 and the doors of Badrinath will open on April 23. Meanwhile, the doors of Gangotri and Yamunotri will open on April 19. Every year, lakhs of people participate in this pilgrimage.
