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How to shoot video in Apple’s new ProRes RAW format on iPhone 17 Pro
ProRes RAW gives creators the same post-production flexibility expected from high-end cameras, while software and hardware accessories bridge the gap between mobile and traditional production environments.
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This Google executive triggered a ‘code red’ inside OpenAI
He took charge of Gemini in April at a moment when the product was widely perceived as lagging behind OpenAI’s ChatGPT in both mindshare and momentum. Within months, that perception shifted sharply.
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Take-Two pulls browser-based GTA Vice City, here's why
Take-Two says the browser-based GTA Vice City project misled users and infringed its intellectual property.
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Important Grok prompts professionals are using to quietly upgrade their LinkedIn presence
The common thread across all eight prompts is restraint. They work best when AI supports thinking, not replaces it. Used thoughtfully, these Grok prompts can help professionals quietly refine their LinkedIn presence while still sounding like themselves.
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Amazon’s Alexa chief says the smartphone app era is ending as ‘ambient intelligence’ takes over
Smartphones are unlikely to disappear overnight, but their role may shift from being the primary interface to just one component in a larger, more fluid system.
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iPhone 17 camera with iOS 26 update: What’s new and how to click smarter
The redesigned Camera app in iOS 26 uses Apple’s Liquid Glass style and a new two-tab layout to simplify everyday shooting.
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How to use the new 8x optical zoom on iPhone 17 Pro and what makes it different
For users who enjoy wildlife photography, sports, travel, or candid street shots, the new telephoto lens opens up creative possibilities that were previously out of reach on an iPhone.
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iPhone 17 selfie camera lets you switch orientation without touching the phone, here’s how
The square Center Stage front camera on the iPhone 17 allows instant portrait and landscape switching without rotating the device.
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iPhone Camera Control Explained: How the button works and how to customise It
Camera Control is not meant to replace touch controls, but to complement them. It introduces a two-stage shutter to the iPhone, something photographers have long asked for
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How to draft and send emails directly from Google Docs without switching tabs
Drafting emails in Google Docs is not about replacing Gmail. It is about slowing down the writing process just enough to improve quality, reduce mistakes, and involve the right people before a message goes out.
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Apple supply chain on alert after cyberattack hits China-based manufacturing partner
Apple works with several large assembly partners in China, including Foxconn, Pegatron, and Wistron, any of which could theoretically be impacted.
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What ‘Ask App Not to Track’ really means in 2025 and why it still matters for iPhone users
App Tracking Transparency has not eliminated tracking. What it has done is reduce its reach, increase its cost, and give users meaningful control over how easily their data can be linked across services
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Why follower counts are losing their power in the algorithm-driven creator economy
The creator economy is no longer defined by follower counts alone. Algorithms now determine who sees creator content, reducing the importance of follower counts across major platforms.
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iOS 26.3 could arrive in early 2026: All features to expect
iOS 26.3 is expected to focus on system improvements, cross-platform transfers, and Europe-specific regulatory changes.
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Why Nvidia’s $20 billion pact with Groq may be a big deal for employees
Nvidia’s licensing deal with Groq allows the AI startup to remain independent while delivering major payouts to employees and shareholders.
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Which Apple Watch to buy in 2026: Watch SE 3 vs Series 11 differences explained
For everyday users, first-time buyers, and those upgrading from older models, the real choice narrows down to the Apple Watch SE 3 starting at Rs 25,999 and the Apple Watch Series 11 starting at Rs 41,999.
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Pune investor cheated of Rs 98 lakh in fake stock market app scam: Key details
Cyber police warn that fake trading apps and lookalike investment groups are being used to run large-scale online frauds. They stressed that guarantees of high or fixed returns are a common red flag and urged people to verify the authenticity of investment platforms before transferring money.
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How to check if someone has taken a loan using your PAN card without your knowledge
PAN-based fraud is becoming increasingly common, but early detection can prevent long-term financial damage. A few minutes of regular checks can save years of stress, legal disputes, and credit recovery.
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Coinbase CEO praises Hyderabad Police after arrest linked to $400 million cyberattack case
Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong thanked Hyderabad Police after the arrest of a former support agent linked to a major cyberattack.
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Cisco executive’s hiring warning: The one trait that can ruin any job interview…
Cisco executive Sarah Walker says humility and attitude matter more than past achievements when hiring. In an era where roles, tools, and expectations are constantly shifting, Walker’s message is blunt but practical.
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Jeff Bezos breaks the norm, makes special ‘welcome post’ for this new joinee
Jeff Bezos welcomed former United Launch Alliance CEO Tory Bruno to Blue Origin with the company’s Latin motto. The phrase Bezos used carries significant meaning within Blue Origin.
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‘Amazon of South Korea’ founder says sorry after massive data breach
Coupang founder Kim Bom has pledged a full cybersecurity overhaul after a data breach sparked public backlash in South Korea.
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iPhone 17 Dual Capture video mode explained: How to record yourself and the scene together
Dual Capture on the iPhone 17 records from the front and rear cameras at the same time, creating a built-in picture-in-picture video.
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ChatGPT prompts helping CBSE students prepare smarter for board exams, not harder
A growing number of students are now using ChatGPT in a very specific way. Instead of vague questions such as “How do I prepare for boards?”, they are giving the AI strict, exam-oriented instructions.
