5 ChatGPT settings you should enable for better responses
Discover five essential ChatGPT settings that can instantly improve your experience. From enabling memory to using custom instructions and voice mode, these simple tweaks help you get more accurate, personalised and useful responses every time.
Justin Bieber hates this iPhone feature so much he wants to put everyone at Apple in a chokehold
Justin Bieber called out Apple over the frustrating iPhone dictation button, joking that he wants to put everyone at the company in a chokehold. His viral rant comes during a turbulent week for Apple, with multiple top executives announcing their departures.
Shocking new study reveals the real age kids should get their first phone
A major study from the Adolescent Brain Cognitive Development project reveals why children should not receive smartphones before age 12. Explore how early phone use affects sleep, mental health and overall development, and what parents can do instead.
Google and Apple issue new cyber threat alert to users worldwide: What you should know
Google and Apple have issued a fresh round of cyber threat notifications to users around the world, alerting them to potential targeting by state-linked hacking groups, according to a Reuters report. The two firms said the warnings are part of their continuing effort to shield customers from sophisticated surveillance operations, with the latest alerts spanning more than 80 countries.
7 useful WhatsApp features launched in 2025
WhatsApp introduced several new features in 2025, focusing on security, privacy, organisation, and AI-driven interactions. These updates reshaped how users communicate, verify their identity, manage chats, and interact with Meta’s built-in assistant. Here are the ten major additions rolled out this year.
Best flagship smartphones launched in 2025: Galaxy Z Fold7, Vivo X300 Pro, Oppo Find X9 Pro, iPhone 17 Pro and more
2025 has been a major year for premium smartphones, with leading brands introducing powerful devices across the flagship category. Improvements in processors, camera capabilities, foldable engineering, and deeper AI integration have shaped how users experience their smartphones. As companies such as Samsung, Apple, Vivo, Oppo, Google, Xiaomi, and OnePlus refine their hardware and software, several key devices have emerged as the most impactful launches of the year.
EU fines Elon Musk’s X €120 million under DSA; Musk calls ruling “bull––”
X has been fined €120 million for breaching EU transparency rules. Regulators flagged deceptive blue checkmarks and ad failures, while Elon Musk rejected the decision publicly, escalating tensions with Brussels.
Apple rocked by executive departures, with chip chief at risk of leaving next
In just the past week, Apple’s heads of artificial intelligence and interface design stepped down.
How to check if someone secretly installed apps on your Android in 5 steps
Worried someone might have installed apps on your Android without your knowledge? Here are five simple steps to check recently added apps, review permissions, find hidden installs, and protect your phone from unwanted access.
5 hidden tricks inside the Notes app that most iPhone users never use
Discover hidden iPhone Notes tricks that most users never try. Learn how to scan documents, lock private notes, convert handwriting, organise folders and use Quick Notes for faster writing. These simple steps help you get more out of the Notes app every day.
Foldable iPhone tipped to drop SIM slot as Apple pushes ultra-thin design
A new leak out of China adds fuel to the growing speculation around Apple’s first foldable iPhone, suggesting the device will ditch the physical SIM slot entirely.
Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 declared as the biggest ‘New Third-Party Game Launch on Xbox Game Pass of 2025’
The highly acclaimed Clair Obscur: Expedition 33, which launched in April, has been announced as the biggest new third-party game launch on Xbox Game Pass in 2025. That's according to how many unique players tried the game within its first 30 days on the service.
Google brings spam detection to Circle to Search: Here's how it works
Google’s Circle to Search tool will now help users identify fraudulent content on screen to allow people to prevent a mishap. Moreover, the company has introduced Call Reason in the Phone app, which will let users mark a call to a saved contact as ‘urgent.
Judge Mehta adds new restrictions to Google’s antitrust penalties, including limits on AI and default search deals
A US judge has issued fresh details on the penalties Google must now follow after being found to hold an illegal monopoly in internet search. The new conditions place strict limits on default search deals, expand oversight into AI products and require the company to share certain data with competitors.
This is the best selling smartphone in the world
Apple’s iPhone 16 emerged as the world’s best-selling smartphone in Q3 2025, leading global shipments as Apple and Samsung together dominated the top-10 list with five models each.
Google releases December 2025 update for Pixel smartphones with new features and bug fixes
Google has begun rolling out its December 2025 Pixel update, which brings AI-powered features, customisation options, and parental control tools across Pixel phones, tablets and foldables. Moreover, it also adds a new notification organiser and major fixes for various hardware issues.
Google Gemini closes the gap on ChatGPT with faster downloads and rising engagement
Fresh data from Sensor Tower suggests ChatGPT’s breakneck growth may be easing, even as Google’s Gemini gains momentum through faster downloads, rising usage and surging time spent. The gap is still wide, but the race is clearly tightening.
Apple employees leaving company to join OpenAI: Here’s why
Apple is seeing a wave of employees leave for OpenAI as the AI company prepares its first hardware device. Engineers and designers from key Apple teams are moving out while several senior leaders also retire. Here is why so many Apple employees are choosing OpenAI.
Aravind Srinivas’s Perplexity AI sued by New York Times for copying their content
Perplexity AI, founded by Aravind Srinivas, is now being sued by The New York Times for allegedly copying and reproducing its articles without permission. The lawsuit claims the AI tool scraped paywalled content and used it in responses. Here’s what the case says and why it matters.
Tech tip of the day: How to scrap your old car using MoRTH's Vahan Citizen Services portal and get additional discount on the new one
Scrapping an old vehicle through an authorised centre can unlock meaningful savings when buying a new car. Under the Voluntary Vehicle-Fleet Modernisation Policy (V-VMP) 2021, eligible users receive road-tax rebates and registration fee waivers, provided the scrapping process is completed through government-approved facilities. Here are the five essential steps to follow.
Discord Checkpoint 2025 now rolling out: All the details
Here are six key points explaining everything about Discord’s new year-in-review experience, Checkpoint 2025.
Oppo A6 announced: 10 things to know about the phone
Here's everything we know about the phone
Cristiano Ronaldo teams up with Perplexity as investor; Aravind Srinivas highlights new CR7 collaboration
Cristiano Ronaldo’s partnership with Perplexity as an investor highlights the platform’s expansion, with Aravind Srinivas showcasing new CR7 campaign visuals and updates, including design insights and recent product and security developments.
Cloudflare explains why Zerodha, Groww and other Indian trading apps suffered outage
Cloudflare has confirmed that an internal change to its Web Application Firewall triggered a short but noticeable outage this morning, affecting a number of high-traffic services including Indian trading platforms Zerodha, Groww and others.
