Bosch Unlimited 7 Cordless Vacuum Cleaner review: Powerful, portable, and built for everyday mess
At Rs 28,900, the Bosch Unlimited 7 is not a budget buy, but it does justify its price with the quality of cleaning and the convenience it brings. It feels sturdy, comes with a ten-year motor guarantee, and is clearly built to last. More importantly, it saves you time and energy every single day.
Soon you can update your Aadhaar mobile number from home. Here is what we know so far
UIDAI will soon allow Aadhaar mobile number updates directly from home through the Aadhaar App. Here is a simple explainer on how the new OTP and face authentication process will work and why this change matters for everyday users.
SIM binding in India: What it means for WhatsApp, Telegram users and why the government wants it
India’s new SIM binding rule could change how WhatsApp, Telegram and other messaging apps work. Here is a simple explainer on why the government wants apps to need an active SIM card and how this move may affect everyday users.
Orion browser launches on Mac with a WebKit Core, fast Performance and a strong privacy focus
Kagi has released the 1.0 version of its Orion browser for Mac, positioning it as a fast, privacy-centric alternative built on Apple’s WebKit engine. The launch follows a long beta period and introduces features designed specifically for Apple users, alongside an optional subscription for advanced customisation.
The truth behind Elon Musk and Zerodha co-founder Nikhil Kamath’s viral podcast teaser is finally out
A mysterious teaser featuring Elon Musk and Zerodha co founder Nikhil Kamath has sparked debate online after Grok, X’s in house chatbot, suggested the clip might be AI generated. Here is what happened and why the internet cannot stop talking about it.
Airbus A320 software glitch explained: What it is and how it grounded over 6,000 aircraft
Airbus grounded more than 6,000 A320-family aircraft after identifying a software vulnerability linked to solar radiation that can corrupt flight-control systems. Here’s what the issue is and how it grounded fleets worldwide.
Google Nano Banana Pro: 7 tips to get best results with Google's latest image generation model
Google’s updated Nano Banana Pro image model promises improved text rendering, better world knowledge and advanced creative control. These seven techniques help users craft more effective prompts and get consistent visual outputs.
Google Maps brings Gemini assistant to all navigation modes, adds conversational routing and app actions
Google Maps is rolling out its full Gemini assistant for navigation across driving, walking, cycling and public transport. The integration replaces Google Assistant in navigation, supports multi-step natural language prompts, offers route controls and place queries, and links to apps and calendar actions. Rollout is gradual and, at the time of writing, appears live on a limited number of devices.
China reportedly blocks ByteDance from using Nvidia chips in new data centres
Chinese regulators have reportedly barred ByteDance from using Nvidia chips in new data centres, reflecting Beijing’s wider push to reduce dependence on US technology as export controls tighten. The reported move affects Nvidia’s largest customer in China and highlights the country’s urgency in building a homegrown AI hardware ecosystem.
Opera adds one-minute deep research and Gemini 3 Pro support to its Neon AI browser
Opera has updated its AI-driven Neon browser with a faster Deep Research mode, new AI model options including Gemini 3 Pro, and Google Docs integration through its Do agent. The update improves speed, flexibility and productivity across the browser’s AI tools.
Apple moves Delhi High Court against India’s new global turnover penalty rules
Apple has filed a constitutional challenge against India’s revised antitrust penalty framework, arguing that fines based on global turnover are arbitrary and disproportionate. The case stems from an ongoing investigation into Apple’s App Store practices and could become a key legal test for India’s updated competition rules.
Paytm shifts offline merchant business to PPSL post-RBI’s payment aggregator license
Paytm has around 1.4 crore offline merchants using its various payment subscription devices
Google prepares ‘Aluminium OS’ as it considers bringing Android to traditional PCs
Google appears to be exploring a return to the PC market with a new AI-focused operating system called Aluminium OS. A recent job listing suggests the company is developing an Android-based desktop platform that could sit alongside ChromeOS and expand Android’s reach into full-scale computers.
New Android trojan ‘Sturnus’ can read encrypted chats and drain bank accounts
Security researchers have identified a new Android banking trojan called Sturnus, capable of reading messages from encrypted apps like WhatsApp, Signal and Telegram. The malware abuses Android’s Accessibility Services to monitor chats and execute financial fraud, while using aggressive tactics to prevent removal.
Perplexity introduces conversational AI shopping assistant: What it does, how it works, and more
Perplexity has launched a conversational shopping assistant that uses natural language search and user history to deliver personalised product suggestions. The feature aims to act as an extension of the user rather than a replacement, improving with continued interaction and offering context-aware recommendations.
Oppo Find X9 announces Velvet Red colour option: Price, features and more
The Oppo Find X9’s new Velvet Red variant launches in India starting December 8, priced at ₹74,999 for the 12 GB + 256 GB model, joining the existing Space Black and Titanium Grey options.
Tech tip of the day: Clean your Gmail storage to keep receiving emails
Keeping your Gmail storage in check is essential to ensure that important emails continue to arrive without interruption. Since Gmail shares storage with Google Drive and Google Photos, the space can fill up faster than expected, often due to large attachments, old files, and backed-up media. When the account reaches its limit, new emails stop coming in, making timely clean-up an important routine task.
Alphabet’s stock surge pushes Larry Page to second place among the world’s richest
Google co-founder Larry Page has moved into the second spot worldwide after surpassing Oracle co-founder Larry Ellison, according to the Forbes Real-Time Billionaires List.
AI at ‘warp speed’: Why over 1,000 Amazon employees say the company’s strategy is a danger
More than 1,000 Amazon employees have signed an open letter warning that the company’s AI push threatens jobs, climate goals and workplace safeguards.
How to activate ChatGPT on iPhone with this simple 'one-click trick'
With the Action button, you can jump straight into ChatGPT’s voice mode and talk to a far more capable assistant instantly. Here is how to set it up.
Chinese government flags bubble risks in humanoid robotics sector Elon Musk once warned about
China’s top economic body has cautioned that rapid expansion in the humanoid robotics sector may be forming a bubble, echoing concerns Elon Musk previously raised about the country’s dominance in the field.
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang criticises managers urging less AI use
Jensen Huang urges Nvidia staff to fully embrace AI, according to a leaked recording.
Bill Gates wants you to read these 5 books before 2025 ends
Bill Gates has shared his year-end reading list, selecting five titles that explore purpose, climate science, communication, creative industries and the systems that shape modern progress. His recommendations focus on books that reveal how the world works beneath the surface and encourage deeper reflection during the quieter days of winter.
How Google reclaimed the AI crown
From ‘Code Red’ to the top of the AI race, a look at how Google engineered its resurgence
