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Carl Pei teases Nothing’s first AI-native product; says it 'couldn't have been an app'
Nothing will launch its first AI-native product in December with a focus on productivity. The chief executive, Carl Pei, provided limited details about the product’s functions. It is suggested that the product may help users capture conversations and take notes. Other companies are also exploring wearable AI devices that focus on companionship or productivity.
Samsung is shutting down this built-in Galaxy feature: Check if your phone is affected
Samsung has officially confirmed that it will cease operations of its news service, Samsung News, starting December 21, 2026. This decision will halt all updates, affecting the app, widget, and home-screen integration. Users in India and South Korea have been notified of this impending shutdown, and all personal data collected through the platform will be permanently erased.
Nvidia's web of AI bets: smart strategy or bubble risk?
Nvidia's $3 billion investment in Meta's share sale, announced Tuesday, is the latest addition to a portfolio of stakes, loans and guarantees that has made the chip giant what some analysts describe as the central bank of the artificial intelligence boom. Nvidia also has around $36 billion in cloud backstops and a guarantee of up to $105 billion linked to an OpenAI data center, according to US media.
Interstellar comet 3I/ATLAS, on its way out, surprises with something strange about our Solar System
Researchers have made groundbreaking observations of interstellar comet 3I/ATLAS using NASA's James Webb Space Telescope. This comet exhibited remarkable traits in its ice grains and dust, especially noteworthy was the diversity in water ice states compared to typical comets. The findings indicate that icy bodies from other systems may share traits with those in our solar system, deepening our insight into planetary formation across different stars.
21 years after the discovery of the last dwarf planet, scientists may have found a sixth one beyond Neptune
Vera Rubin Observatory may have identified a new dwarf planet called ED138, hidden beyond Pluto's orbit. Researchers are in the process of assessing ED138's size, a task expected to take several months. This finding is noteworthy as it holds the potential to be recognized as the sixth dwarf planet. Difficulties in locating such remote celestial bodies stemmed from their position in the southern hemisphere.
Apple iPhone Duo display issues: Who can request a replacement as cracks emerge near the hinge and Apple responds to customer complaints?
Apple has acknowledged display issues affecting some iPhone Duo units and is offering replacements for affected devices. Customers experiencing problems are advised to contact AppleCare for assistance related to their displays. The company has not provided detailed information regarding the cause of the reported damages. Early indications suggest that this may impact long-term customer perceptions of the product.
Health insurance claim settlement: Which insurers are fastest at paying approved claims?
According to data from ILM Research (previously known as Beshak Research), 15 of 31 non-life insurers paid out over 95% of their approved health claims (including cashless hospitalisation claims, where the insured does not have to pay out of pocket) within a month in financial year 2025-26, while the rest were slower.
iPhone Duo teardown examines display issues, dust protection and repair costs
Some users of the iPhone Duo have reported issues with inner display cracks and bright lines. An iFixit teardown highlighted potential reasons for these failures
Apple iPhone Duo review: Five days with Apple's first foldable is it worth Rs 3 lakh?
Apple iPhone Duo review after five days of use examines whether Apple's first foldable smartphone justifies its starting price of Rs 2,99,900. The device impresses with its premium build, vibrant displays, smooth performance and excellent battery life, which can last up to two days with light usage. However, third-party app optimisation needs improvement, multitasking remains limited, and the absence of a dedicated telephoto camera is a drawback. While the iPhone Duo offers an enjoyable foldable experience, it is best suited to buyers who can comfortably afford its price and genuinely need a larger display.
‘Lights flickered, cupboards opened on their own’: Salman Khan recalls unexplained presence at Galaxy Apartments
On the premiere of Koffee With Karan's ninth season, Salman Khan captivated the audience with intriguing personal anecdotes. He recounted eerie experiences of paranormal activities at Galaxy Apartments, where his family resided. Flickering lights and inexplicable movements of objects marked his stay, accompanied by an unsettling ghostly presence that strangely didn't disturb him. Additionally, he teased fans with insights about his upcoming film, Maatrubhumi: May War Rest in Peace.
CashKaro data shows how Indians shopped this festive season: Smarter savings and growth beyond metros
CashKaro data from six days of festive sales shows GMV up about 18x over a comparable regular period. Small cities, Telegram groups and smart shoppers stacking savings helped drive the surge, as fashion and electronics outpaced mobiles.
Anand Mahindra explains why nine forms of the Goddess are celebrated in Navratri: ‘No single quality is enough….’
Navratri goes beyond being merely a celebration of goddess Durga and the reverence for the divine feminine; it serves as a homage to the diverse qualities one must embody to face life's adversities. From bravery to perseverance to compassion, each of the Goddess’s nine incarnations symbolizes a profound facet of strength that can assist individuals in navigating their internal challenges.
iPhone 17 Pro at Rs 56,990, iPhone 17 at Rs 43,599: Flipkart vs Reliance Digital; check where to buy Apple flagship smartphones cheaper
iPhone 17, iPhone 17 Pro, iPhone 17 Pro Max offer prices: Flipkart and Reliance Digital are selling iPhones at lower festive prices, but the lowest figures depend on exchange value and bank offers. Launch prices, listed prices and effective prices are set out side by side so buyers can see what they will actually pay. Amazon has not announced a separate iPhone price.
What are 'ghost particles' that pass through your body every second? Francis Halzen wins Physics Nobel for catching them in South Pole ice
Francis Halzen has been awarded the 2026 Nobel Prize in Physics for his groundbreaking work on the IceCube Neutrino Observatory. This observatory detects high-energy neutrinos originating from extreme cosmic events beyond our Solar System. The project has provided vital information about cosmic rays and potential sources of these ghost particles. Halzen's research has led to several significant discoveries since the observatory's completion in 2010.
In 1967, Robert Kearns patented a windshield wiper that paused between sweeps; Ford later used the idea and paid him $10.2 million in 1990
In 1967, Robert Kearns invented the electronic intermittent wiper system, securing a patent for his innovative design. When Ford utilized his invention without proper acknowledgment in 1978, Kearns took legal action. A jury sided with him in 1990, awarding substantial damages. He subsequently pursued other auto manufacturers, emphasizing the importance of creators safeguarding their innovations and earning rightful recognition.
Strange radio signals detected from exoplanet almost 63 light-years from Earth
Researchers have observed unusual radio signals from Beta Pictoris b, an exoplanet located 63 light-years away. These signals, detected using the MeerKAT radio telescope, are associated with auroras produced by the planet's magnetic field. The emission identified as electron cyclotron maser radiation indicates a magnetic field strength of approximately 1.25 kG. This discovery marks the first direct localization of auroral radio activity from an exoplanet.
Samsung Galaxy S26 FE review: Good phone, tougher proposition
The Samsung Galaxy S26 FE offers a premium design, strong display, capable cameras, solid performance and long-term software support, but its ₹79,999 price makes the Fan Edition proposition tougher to justify. While it remains a capable all-rounder, the higher cost and limited configuration may make it less appealing to enthusiasts looking for flagship-level value.
Why is Bitcoin up today? BTC price surges above $85,000 in biggest move since January as $648 million shorts unwind, Ethereum and XRP rally
Bitcoin Price Today News: Bitcoin price is back above $85,000. It is Bitcoin’s strongest move since January, with traders returning to the market after weeks of pressure. The rally has a clear derivatives story behind it. About $648 million in crypto short positions were liquidated as BTC moved higher. Traders who had bet on a fall were forced to buy back their positions. Bitcoin also closed above its 50-week moving average for the first time in 45 weeks. That technical break has caught the attention of momentum traders. The move is spreading beyond Bitcoin. Ethereum and XRP are also rising, adding to signs of stronger sentiment across major cryptocurrencies.
Buying health insurance? You must check track record of claims and complaints
The insurance advisory platform, Ditto Insurance, compares insurers on two key metrics: three-year average claim settlement ratio (by policy count) and number of complaints per 10,000 claims. Prospective buyers also need to take into account an insurer’s scale, track record, product portfolio and hospital network, among other factors.
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