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Apple iPad mini OLED Review: The iPod Touch of 2026, and Perhaps the Best iPad for Most Users
Apple iPad mini OLED review: With an 8.5-inch OLED display, A20 Pro chip and compact design, Apple's latest tablet brings back the spirit of the iPod Touch. But with the iPhone Duo offering a foldable screen, does the Rs 82,900 iPad mini still make sense? We review its display, performance, battery life and everyday usability to find out why it could be the most practical iPad for many users.
Tesla, Samsung oppose new US tariffs on Vietnam as probe deadline nears
Businesses are divided over whether Washington should propose new tariffs on Vietnamese goods this month, with Tesla and Samsung not in favour, while others have called for penalties, submissions to the US government show.
Tesla, Samsung oppose new US tariffs on Vietnam as probe deadline nears
A trade investigation into Vietnam's intellectual property practices is nearing a conclusion with a November 29 deadline. Various industries have conflicting views on whether new tariffs should be imposed on Vietnamese goods. Tesla and Samsung are against additional tariffs, while steel and wood sectors advocate for penalties. Vietnam has faced escalating exports to the US, surpassing its previous trade standings.
Is AI really stealing from artists? The uncomfortable truth about originality in art
Contemporary art is at the forefront of navigating the intricate relationship between authorship and AI technology in visual culture. Artists like Pushpamala N and Raqs Media Collective delve into themes of collective memory and fractured identities. The rise of AI-generated art brings forth significant ethical challenges regarding copyright and cultural appropriation.
WATCH: Police reportedly called on 3-year-old soccer player in Florida, family claims other parents complained because he is “too good”
A three-year-old boy named Nevada and his family was allegedly escorted off a soccer field in Winter Park, Florida. The police were called by parents from the opposing team after concerns arose regarding Nevada's performance. His family alleges that he was unfairly targeted for being skilled and dominating the game. The youth soccer league subsequently banned Nevada and refunded their registration fee.
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.
Athletics gold rush powers India's Asian Para Games show; Medal tally climbs to 35
India made a remarkable mark at the Asian Para Games, particularly excelling in athletics, which was the source of the bulk of its gold medals. Nishad Kumar stole the spotlight with stellar performances, winning gold in both long jump and high jump. Deepthi Jeevanji triumphed in the women's 400m T20 race, while a trio of athletes also secured victories in their respective disciplines.
RJ Mitte dies at 34: A look at his reported net worth alongside other Breaking Bad cast members
RJ Mitte, best known for playing Walter White Jr. in Breaking Bad, has died at 34. His talent management agency confirmed the news, describing him as an actor, philanthropist and disability rights advocate. According to Celebrity Net Worth, Mitte had an estimated net worth of $500,000. The article also explores the reported fortunes and careers of his co-stars Bryan Cranston, Aaron Paul, Anna Gunn and Dean Norris.
Warren Buffett calls out the worst accounting trick in corporate America, and the analysts who help it along
Every loan that Warren Buffett’s home business makes, it keeps. When the borrower stops paying, the loss is borne by his company rather than somebody who bought the paper years ago. Buffett contrasts that with how the last housing crisis was built, and then applies the same test to accounting, to executive pay, and to the numbers analysts repeat without checking. One question runs through all of it, and almost no annual report answers it.
PwC’s new India consulting JV signals bigger global role for India
PwC is putting India at the centre of its global consulting strategy by combining its India consulting business with the US firm’s India advisory operations into a nearly 40,000-person joint venture. Executives said the move is aimed at routing more global consulting work through India, expanding work with GCCs and giving Indian clients greater access to PwC’s global capabilities, rather than simply cutting costs.
IICT signs five MoUs to strengthen India’s AVGC-XR and creative-tech ecosystem
In a significant move, the Indian Institute of Creative Technologies has signed five MoUs with several organizations to strengthen industry partnerships. These agreements are tailored to encourage educational and technological improvements in creative sectors, specifically targeting skill enhancement and infrastructure in the audiovisual field. This initiative aspires to link budding talents with global career opportunities while fostering a thriving creative economy in India.
Ireland players vote to go ahead with games against Israel, will wear black armbands
Ireland's national soccer team experienced significant pressure regarding upcoming matches against Israel over the Gaza conflict. Players debated their participation for several hours and one player decided to withdraw from the squad. A majority of the remaining players chose to move forward, leading the association to confirm the fixtures would proceed as planned. The team intends to wear black armbands to honor lives lost in the conflict.
iPhone 18 Pro Max review: Built for creators, refined for everyone
The iPhone 18 Pro Max focuses on practical upgrades for creators, with a variable-aperture camera, stronger sustained performance and longer battery life. While the design and display remain familiar, new iOS 27 features add to the experience, but with a starting price of ₹1,79,900, the biggest question is whether these improvements justify upgr
China's robot dancers limber up for America's Got Talent final
Chinese street dancer Wu Yufei has spent most of his 13-year career performing solo, but this year, he found some new partners -- a crew of robots with sleek moves. Robots are good at rotating moves, or what street dancers call power moves, Wei said, as it is "just a matter of adjusting the motor power and the torque of the arms".
Robot beats up human in a cage: 6-foot humanoid's brutal kicks bring Terminator-style machines closer to reality in viral video
A six-foot humanoid robot stepped into a cage with a human fighter, and what happened next looked straight out of a Terminator movie. The viral REK video shows the machine delivering powerful kicks that sent Frankie LaPenna across the cage, raising a bigger question about how close human-like robots are to becoming a real part of everyday life.
In 1901, divers recovered an ancient geared device from the Greek shipwreck. 125 years later, the Antikythera Mechanism is still revealing secrets about ancient sciences
In 1901, divers searching a Greek shipwreck found something no one expected: a small, corroded machine packed with gears. It was the Antikythera Mechanism, built more than 2,000 years ago. At first, it looked like an ordinary relic. Then scientists began studying its intricate parts. More than a century later, the device is still changing what we know about ancient Greek astronomy, mathematics and mechanical knowledge.
Virtual Taekwondo at Asian Games: No physical contact, nonstop kicks and virtual opponents, here’s all about contactless martial art making its debut in Japan
Virtual Taekwondo will be a new sport at the 2026 Asian Games. Athletes will use virtual reality gear and motion trackers to compete. This digitized combat sport involves scoring points on a power gauge. Mixed-gender individual matches will feature a 16-player knockout tournament. Padel and teqball are also new additions to the games.
Quote of the day by Lena Headey: 'Freedom isn’t free at all, that it comes with the highest of costs. The cost of blood.' Life lessons from inspiring quote on privileges, achievement, true strength, hard work, courage and sacrifice
Quote of the day by Lena Headey highlights the link between freedom, sacrifice and courage. Spoken by Headey as Queen Gorgo in the 2006 film 300, the saying explains that freedom can come with a human cost. It also offers lessons about appreciating rights, understanding sacrifice, standing up for others, working for important goals and recognising the effort needed to protect peace, safety and independence.
Food Fables – How nomads influenced Indian cooking
The sixth World Nomad Games in Kyrgyzstan have brought attention to the traditions, sports and way of life of nomadic communities. Nomads have long been misunderstood and stereotyped by settled societies, including through myths about their food habits. Their lives have traditionally centred on herding, mobility and a deep understanding of nature. From the Van Gujjars of India to nomadic traders who carried tea, dried fruits and asafoetida from Central Asia, their legacy continues to shape food, trade and culture across Asia.
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