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Did we really wipe out thousands of animal species?
A recent study reveals that human activities may have led to the extinction of hundreds of thousands of animal species since 1500.
Microsoft launches repair tool after CrowdStrike update impacts 8.5m devices
Microsoft has unveiled a repair tool specifically designed to assist IT administrators in repairing Windows devices, impacted by a faulty update from cybersecurity firm CrowdStrike.
How to access apps without unlocking your iPhone?
iOS 18 is set to revolutionize the user experience by introducing a range of new features.
Can't remember song name? Hum it on YouTube Music
YouTube Music is widely rolling out "Sound Search" feature for both Android and iOS users.
Solid-state batteries can be recycled without compromising efficiency: Here's how
Researchers at Penn State University (PSU) have developed an efficient method to recycle solid-state lithium batteries, a significant step toward reducing environmental pollution.
Samsung makes Google Messages default texting app on Galaxy devices
Samsung has announced a significant shift in its messaging strategy for Galaxy devices.
Google Photos lets you share memories with friends: Here's how
Google Photos app now includes a 'My Week' feature, which aims to add a social element for all Google account users.
WHAM's experiment paves way for clean, carbon-free fusion power
The Wisconsin HTS Asymmetric Mirror (WHAM), a fusion energy device developed by the University of Wisconsin-Madison (UW-Madison) team, has achieved a world record using the strongest steady magnetic field.
Google scrolling through your pictures to test new AI tool
Google has started testing its artificial intelligence (AI)-powered image search tool, 'Ask Photos.'
Amazon Prime Day 2024: Check deals on gaming earbuds
Gaming earbuds enhance the on-screen experience with high-quality audio, noise cancellation, and a built-in microphone.
Water bodies are losing oxygen, and everyone should be worried
A study conducted by a team of scientists in the US, has reported a rapid loss of dissolved oxygen (DO) in Earth's water bodies.
China's new space network will improve astronaut communication, lunar navigation
China has proposed a blueprint for a communication superhighway that would link Earth and the Moon.
This humanoid Japanese robot can accurately hammer nail in wood
Tokyo Robotics has introduced a new humanoid robot named Torobo, showcasing its industrial capabilities in a recent video.
US celebrates 55th anniversary of Apollo 11's historic lunar landing
The 55th anniversary of the first Moon landing, a historic achievement by Neil Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin, was marked with celebrations across the US.
Smart bassinet's extra fee for essential features sparks parent outrage
The highly-rated Snoo smart bassinet, retailing at $1,695 in the US, has recently implemented a $19.99 monthly premium subscription, to access some of its most popular features.
This strange-looking sea creature with human-like hands is going extinct
The Red handfish, a peculiar angler fish with human-like hands, is one of the world's most endangered species.
CrowdStrike's faulty update affected 8.5m Windows devices globally, Microsoft reveals
The worldwide tech disruption, triggered by a faulty update from cybersecurity firm CrowdStrike, has affected 8.5 million Windows devices, according to Microsoft.
CrowdStrike update previously crippled Linux systems, but it went unnoticed
Cybersecurity service provider CrowdStrike has been at the center of a global disruption, due to a problematic software update.
How Sun starting next solar cycle before schedule impacts Earth
In an unexpected development, scientists have observed the Sun initiating its next solar cycle, Cycle 26, before completing the current one, Cycle 25.
Say goodbye to battery anxiety! Maximize PC usage this way
Windows PCs have seen significant improvements in battery life over the years.
Do dogs really look like their owners? Study says so
Recent research has shed light on the intriguing question of why purebred dogs often resemble their owners.
This Android feature can help you track stolen devices, accessories
Android's Find My Device is a versatile service designed to locate, secure, and manage your lost or stolen Android phone.
Google in talks with Ray-Ban for AI smart glasses
Google is reportedly in talks with EssilorLuxottica, the company behind Ray-Ban, to develop its Gemini smart glasses.
Why do cats steal random stuff? Scientists take a look
Scientists are now investigating a globally observed but unstudied behavior of cats - their propensity to 'steal' random objects.
Groundbreaking study paves way for faster, more energy-efficient hard disks
In a pioneering study, physicists have successfully manipulated the magnetic properties of rare earth elements using laser pulses.
This new AI system detects counterfeit chips with high accuracy
The semiconductor industry, a $500 billion global market, is grappling with the shortage of new processors and an increase in counterfeit chips.
Android hack! How to download apps without using Play Store
Android users have the option to download apps without using the Google Play Store, a feature that offers flexibility but also demands caution.
WhatsApp to allow iPhone users to share files without internet
WhatsApp has rolled out an update via the TestFlight beta program, which includes a significant feature under development - file sharing with people nearby.
Hubble telescope's new image captures galactic merger 14.5mn light-years away
NASA's Hubble Space Telescope has captured an image of the irregular dwarf galaxy NGC 5238.
Watch: This 'vampire star' is spewing S-shaped jets in space
Astronomers have made a groundbreaking discovery of a neutron star, colloquially known as a 'vampire star,' emitting an unusual S-shaped jet.
How NVIDIA's open-source GPU drivers will benefit the Linux community
NVIDIA, the world's premier Graphics Processing Unit (GPU) company, has made a significant policy change by deciding to open-source its GPU driver code.
Step inside Stephen Hawking's mind: Archive opens at Cambridge University
The personal and scientific archive of the late British theoretical physicist, Stephen Hawking, is now open to the public at Cambridge University Library.
Did CrowdStrike update causing global IT outage bypass quality checks?
A routine update of cybersecurity software by CrowdStrike, led to a global IT outage on Friday, causing widespread disruption for companies using Microsoft's Windows.
Why fire during space missions is an astronaut's worst nightmare
Scientists from the Center of Applied Space Technology and Microgravity (ZARM) at the University of Bremen, have explained why fire poses a significant risk during space missions.
90s tech helped this airline continue amid global Microsoft outage
Microsoft's latest outage badly disrupted airline operations in several countries.
McAfee-caused PC meltdown and Microsoft-CrowdStrike outage have a common connection
Microsoft recently encountered a major technical issue that affected numerous sectors worldwide.
Twitch lifts ban on Donald Trump's account ahead of elections
Twitch, the streaming platform owned by Amazon, has reinstated former US President Donald Trump's account.
Loophole that helps you identify any bot blocked by OpenAI
OpenAI has introduced a novel technique, "instruction hierarchy," aimed at bolstering the defenses of AI models against misuse and unauthorized instructions.
NASA, SpaceX to decommission ISS by 2031: Here's the roadmap
NASA, in collaboration with SpaceX, has revealed a comprehensive plan to decommission the International Space Station (ISS).
Can this diamond planet near Earth make you richer?
There is a 14.5km thick layer of solid diamonds beneath the surface of Mercury, according to recent simulations done by scientists.