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    Can we not be so txtually depraved, please?

    Many people now share personal details about their whereabouts in their text messages and phone calls. The prevalence of mobile phone use extends even to private settings like bathrooms, complicating social norms. While video calls have altered professional attire expectations, they have not changed the number of distractions available. The immediacy of notifications can intrude on personal moments and create pressure to respond.

    Ex-Ultrahuman executive launches AI ring startup Aina for agentic interactions

    The startup said it is positioning the device as an alternative interface to smartphones for everyday interactions with AI systems. It has spent the past 15 months developing the product and is now opening pre-orders globally, with prices starting at $399 (about Rs 36,000), the startup said in a statement.

    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.

    From lab to farm: How Proximal Soilsens is developing a ‘glucometer’ for soil testing

    Developed over nearly a decade of research at IIT Bombay, Proximal Soilsens’s patented NutriSense X aims to make laboratory-grade soil testing portable, faster and accessible. The device tests multiple soil parameters in seconds, without requiring electricity or elaborate laboratory infrastructure.

    Apple Q4 results beat estimates as iPhone 18 Pro demand, price hikes offset rising chip costs

    Apple reported better-than-expected Q4 revenue of $114.48 billion and earnings of $2.10 per share, driven by strong iPhone 18 Pro demand and Mac sales. Higher product prices helped offset rising memory-chip costs. The company is also expanding its AI offerings, while addressing supply constraints affecting its first foldable iPhone.

    Apple beats sales and profit expectations but AI costs weigh on holiday sales

    Apple exceeded analysts' expectations for its latest results on Monday when the iPhone-maker said it notched a "revenue record" for the July-September quarter, driven by iPhone sales and services revenue, but increased costs related to AI will drag down margins. This includes primarily the impact of higher memory costs, as well as some costs related to the ramp of Siri AI," Parekh said.

    The Economic Times
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