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Nvidia DLSS 4.5 updates AI upscaling with a second-generation transformer, dynamic multi frame generation, and 6X mode, improving image quality, frame pacing, and performance across supported games and applications worldwide.
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The company is also exploring a broader India launch of its extensive IoT portfolio, with global team member on the ground to drive expansion after market research.
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Intel unveiled Core Ultra Series 3 at CES 2026, marking its first compute platform on Intel 18A, targeting AI PCs, consumer laptops, and industrial systems.
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Samsung unveiled the Galaxy Book6 series at CES 2026, featuring Intel Core Ultra Series 3 processors, Galaxy AI integration, upgraded AMOLED displays, improved thermals and longer battery life across Ultra, Pro and standard models.
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Acer unveiled new Predator and Nitro gaming laptops at CES 2026, along with a new Predator headset and gaming mouse, bringing fresh 2026 gaming devices to users.
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Sandisk has introduced the SANDISK Optimus SSD brand at CES 2026, consolidating its WD_BLACK and WD Blue NVMe SSDs under a unified identity aimed at gamers, creators, and professionals.
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HP at CES 2026 refreshed its OmniBook and Chromebook lineup, highlighting on-device AI, new processors from Intel, AMD and Qualcomm, updated all-in-ones, and features aimed at productivity and everyday users.
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Meet Jennie, the robotic Labrador puppy unveiled at CES 2026 by Tombot. Designed for seniors with dementia, she responds to touch and voice, offering comfort and companionship.
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Luna launched Luna Band at CES 2026, a voice-led wearable that works with Siri for hands-free health logging and real-time guidance, without monthly fees.
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At CES 2026, Generative Bionics unveiled the AMD-powered GENE.01 humanoid robot, designed to sense touch and interact safely with people in real environments.
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When DeepSeek burst onto the global AI scene last year, it rattled markets and challenged assumptions about US dominance in artificial intelligence. Almost a year later, the panic has faded. Western tech stocks have surged, DeepSeek’s updates have landed quietly, and the conversation has shifted. So what changed, and why has the feared disruption not materialised?
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Realme has unveiled its new 16 Pro series in India, led by the camera-focused Realme 16 Pro+ and the more accessible Realme 16 Pro.
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Asus has reportedly decided that it will not be launching any new smartphones this year. However, the company will continue providing after-sales services, which include warranty coverages and promised software updates for its existing models.
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Xiaomi has expanded its REDMI portfolio in India with the launch of the REDMI Note 15 5G smartphone and the REDMI Pad 2 Pro tablet. Aimed at everyday reliability, long battery life and immersive entertainment, the new devices are positioned to serve users who want dependable performance on the go and a powerful big-screen experience at home.
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The Vera Rubin platform, made up of six separate Nvidia chips, is expected to debut later this year
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Samsung has announced that it will utilise data collected by its wearables and smartphones to help identify early signs of dementia. This feature will initially launch in beta in select markets and is designed to help families detect early signs of dementia.
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Sony’s PlayStation 6 launch could be delayed beyond its expected fall 2027 release window owing to rising RAM and key component prices. This may have forced the company to rethink the pricing and release timeline of its next-generation console.
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Many of the technologies now attracting investor attention are the result of years of interdisciplinary work across engineering, materials, electronics, computing, and applied sciences, IIT-Madras director V Kamakoti says
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Amazon is rolling out a major redesign of Fire TV OS this February, aiming to fix long-standing complaints around speed, layout and usability. After years of feeling cluttered and sluggish, Fire TV is getting a cleaner interface, faster performance, deeper Alexa integration and a revamped mobile app — starting with newer Fire TV sticks and TVs, and expanding to partner brands later this spring.
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At CES 2026, Nvidia has introduced Alpamayo, a new open source AI platform designed to help autonomous vehicles reason through complex, real-world driving scenarios. The company is pitching it as a turning point for physical AI, where machines do not just react to sensor data, but actively think through decisions and explain them.
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Dell brings back the XPS laptop brand after dropping it last year. The 2026 XPS 14 and XPS 15 return with real function keys, lighter design, 8MP webcam, OLED screens and new Intel Core Ultra chips.
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Former Meta AI scientist Yann LeCun warns that Meta may lose more AI researchers because its 29-year-old AI chief lacks the experience to lead serious research teams.
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Tech heavyweights including AI chip giant Nvidia's CEO Jensen Huang and AMD CEO Lisa Su are among the key speakers this year
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Amazon rolls out Alexa.com for Alexa+ early users, bringing the AI assistant to web browsers. Alexa+ now helps with meals, travel plans, bookings, shopping, smart home controls and more.
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Google’s Gemini 3.0 Pro has helped researchers decode handwritten notes in a 500-year-old Nuremberg Chronicle page, offering a plausible explanation for long-misunderstood marginal annotations.
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Realme is set to launch the Realme 16 Pro series alongside Buds Air 8 and Pad 3 today, with live streaming options, expected features, pricing announcements and availability details shortly.
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MSI has announced a refreshed lineup of business, productivity and gaming laptops at CES 2026, introducing a redesigned Prestige series alongside updated Raider, Stealth and Crosshair models. The new range is powered by the latest Intel Core Ultra Series 3 processors and NVIDIA GeForce RTX graphics, with availability starting later this month.
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Chief Executive Officer Jensen Huang touted the products during a keynote presentation at the CES trade show in Las Vegas Monday.
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Nvidia plans to test a robotaxi service by 2027, aiming to expand beyond AI chips into autonomous fleets and software.
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Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath has warned citizens against cybercrime scams, clarifying that no Indian law allows “digital arrest” and urging people to stay alert, especially senior citizens.
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Whether you bought a new iPhone or just updated the software of your old one, now that iOS 26 is rolling out to all users, the scale of changes becomes clear the moment your iPhone restarts. If you have used older iPhones, you may be surprised to see the changes with iOS 26. Apple has not just refreshed visuals but also added practical features that need manual setup to work as intended. Running through this checklist ensures you are not missing out on what matters most.
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Oppo has launched the A6 Pro 5G in India with a 7,000mAh battery, 80W fast charging, MediaTek chipset, and pricing starting at Rs 21,999 across online and offline channels.
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SIM card fraud has emerged as a growing concern in India as stolen or misused identity documents are increasingly used to obtain mobile connections. To address this, the government has introduced an official mechanism that allows citizens to verify how many mobile numbers are linked to their Aadhaar and report any unauthorised connections.
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The Asus ROG Xbox Ally is a Windows handheld gaming console focused on comfort, Xbox-style design, and usability. It offers solid performance for indie and lighter AAA games, but battery life and Windows integration remain limitations at its Rs 69,999 price.
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The extended sale is available both at Vijay Sales retail stores and on its official website, covering iPhones, iPads, MacBooks, Apple Watches, AirPods and accessories.
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Asus has confirmed a price hike on select PC products starting January 5, 2026, citing rising DRAM and NAND flash costs amid a global memory supply squeeze.
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L’Oréal has announced a new ultra-thin, flexible LED mask prototype at CES 2026, along with a Light Straight hair multi-styler. Here are all details on features, tech and launch timeline.
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Grok lets users control how X data and photos are used for personalised responses. This guide explains where settings are located and how to disable X-based personalisation step by step.
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Google which has 75 percent market share is the go-to option for brands if they want to be seen. AI chatbots have captured about 11 percent search share in just two years.
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Bharat Taxi app is now live in Delhi NCR. We tested fares from Noida to Select Citywalk Mall to compare prices with Uber and Ola. Here’s a simple breakdown of which ride costs less.
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Vivo is preparing to launch two new phones in India, likely the Vivo X300 FE and Vivo X200T. BIS approvals suggest a January 2026 release, with prices tipped around Rs 55,000 to Rs 60,000.
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Industry says costs and procurement gaps are slowing domestic space manufacturing
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A tech professional named Hasan shared how he lost 27kgs in 3 months by following 7 ChatGPT prompts. No gym, no expensive apps, just AI-made planning, daily discipline and a structured routine.
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Samsung has used its CES 2026 stage to outline a sweeping new vision it calls “Companion to AI Living”, positioning artificial intelligence as the connective tissue across its TVs, appliances, wearables and services. The pitch is clear: AI is no longer a feature add-on, but the foundation of Samsung’s entire product ecosystem.
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A Google principal engineer says Anthropic’s Claude Code produced a working distributed agent system in one hour, matching work her team explored for nearly a year.
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Free Fire MAX redeem codes for January 5, 2026 let players claim skins, weapons and cosmetics free via Garena’s rewards portal, with limited availability, regional restrictions, and quick expiry today.
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LG has announced its 2026 OLED TV lineup at CES 2026, led by the LG OLED evo W6, the world’s thinnest OLED TV with wireless connectivity, 4K 165Hz support, gaming features, and smart software updates.
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Average smartphone prices have climbed up to 21% since mid-November for models across price segments, says market watchers. Prices could edge even higher by April if component costs remain elevated and the rupee continues to weaken
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The notable exception to this trend was credit and debit card spending, which is online sales driven. The card spending has also been hit by UPI's popularity, which also hit record highs in December
