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'Hera' mission to study NASA-deflected asteroid completes key maneuver
The European Space Agency (ESA)'s planetary defense mission, Hera, has successfully executed the first major maneuver of its journey since its launch in October.
Zuckerberg not liable for social media addiction in children: Judge
Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg has been cleared of personal liability in more than two dozen lawsuits.
COP29 starts tomorrow: What is it and why it matters
COP29, the world's most critical climate change conference, will begin in Baku, Azerbaijan, from tomorrow.
How to use Google Photos's new AI video editing tools
In its latest Android update, Google Photos has rolled out a set of sophisticated video editing tools.
Northern Taurid meteor shower peaks tomorrow: Check NASA's viewing tips
The Southern Taurids already peaked on November 5, and now it's the Northern Taurids's turn to dazzle the night sky around November 11-12.
Google tests new 'Activity' feature for seamless search history access
Google is testing a new "Activity" tab in its app. The feature's main aim is to give users simplified access to their search history and saved items on both Chrome and the Google app.
iPhone 18 Pro to feature variable aperture camera, claims analyst
Android smartphones have been incorporating variable aperture cameras for some time now. While Apple has yet to adopt this technology, that's about to change.
OpenAI's next AI model won't be a big leap forward
OpenAI is said to be working on its next flagship model, codenamed Orion. However, as The Information reports, the new model may not be a major leap over its predecessors.
New iOS feature makes it harder to break into iPhones
Apple has added an improved security measure in its new iOS 18 update.
Instagram ends 'rug pull' feature that abruptly replaced pre-loaded videos
Instagram has finally killed its internally dubbed "rug pull" feature, which used to make pre-loaded videos disappear as soon as users opened the app.
NASA remains tight-lipped on Crew-8 astronaut's post spaceflight health scare
NASA is yet to reveal the details of a medical issue that resulted in the hospitalization of one of its astronauts, after returning from space last month.
Apple's new products may soon be designed in India
Apple has finally set up its first direct subsidiary in India - Apple Operations India.
TSMC suspends production of advanced AI chips for Chinese firms
Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company (TSMC) has stopped the production of cutting-edge artificial intelligence (AI) chips for Chinese firms, according to Financial Times.
The Beatles's final song, revived by AI, nominated for Grammy
Almost half a century after the band broke up, The Beatles have bagged two Grammy nominations for their last song "Now and Then."
OpenAI's lead safety researcher Lilian Weng announces departure
Lilian Weng, a prominent safety researcher at OpenAI, has announced her decision to leave the company.
Google's new AI feature can create marketing videos for you
Google has launched its artificial intelligence (AI)-powered video maker, Vids, across multiple Workspace editions.
India's patent filings surge nearly 16%, enters global top 10
India has seen a whopping 15.7% growth in patent filings in 2023, with 64,480 applications, as per a report by the World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO).
This new treatment can eliminate need for lifelong lupus medication
A revolutionary treatment for lupus, an autoimmune disease that affects about five million people worldwide, has been developed.
Chinese hackers breached iPhones of two Trump campaign officials: Report
Chinese hacking group, Salt Typhoon, is believed to have hacked iPhones of two officials of Donald Trump's presidential campaign.
How AI is helping Wendy's meet demand of beloved dessert
Popular fast food chain Wendy's is now leveraging artificial intelligence (AI) to optimize its supply chain and prevent possible ingredient shortages.
Elwood Edwards (74), voice behind AOL's 'You've Got Mail,' dies
Elwood Edwards, the man whose voice became synonymous with America Online (AOL)'s email greeting "You've Got Mail," has died at the age of 74.
ByteDance's new AI system turns photos into realistic movie scenes
ByteDance, the Chinese tech giant behind TikTok, has unveiled a revolutionary artificial intelligence (AI) system - "X-Portrait 2."
Sony PS5 Pro won't launch in India: Here's why
In a disappointing move, Sony has announced that its latest gaming console, the PS5 Pro, won't be launched in India.
SpaceX's Starship set for sixth test flight on November 18
SpaceX is gearing up for its sixth Starship launch, slated for November 18.
First portrait made by robot artist fetches $1M at auction
In a first, an artwork created by a humanoid robot has been sold at an auction.
NASA's X-59 supersonic jet nears first flight, passes engine tests
NASA's revolutionary X-59 jet, or the Quiet SuperSonic Technology (QueSST) aircraft, has passed its first engine tests.
Mistral unveils AI-powered tool to tackle online toxicity
Mistral, an artificial intelligence (AI) start-up, has launched a new application programming interface (API) for content moderation.
Finally! Apple lets iPhone users see Android emoji message reactions
Apple has made a major change to its messaging system, enhancing the way it shows message reactions from Android users.
Google Photos now lets you track updates in shared albums
Google Photos is improving user experience with a new feature called "Updates."
Mars once had a vast ocean, new evidence suggests
China's Zhurong rover has unearthed new evidence supporting the theory that Mars once housed a vast ocean, a study published in Scientific Reports has revealed.
Meta launches pop-up store for Ray-Ban smart glasses in LA
Meta has announced the opening of a pop-up retail store, Meta Lab, in Los Angeles.
Hacker reveals how he banned thousands of CoD gamers
A hacker, who goes by the name Vizor, has taken responsibility for exploiting a flaw in Activision's anti-cheat system.
2024 will be the hottest year humanity has ever faced
The European Union's Copernicus Climate Change Service (C3S) has warned that 2024 is "virtually certain" to break all previous records and become the world's warmest year ever.
Why Google is slowing down Android TV updates
Google is planning to move its Android TV OS updates to a biennial (once every two years) schedule, according to Android Authority.
Sony PS5 Pro launched globally, India release still awaited
Sony has launched the PlayStation 5 Pro, an upgraded variant of its highly popular PS5 gaming console, in select markets.
Samsung readying 'S25 Slim' to rival Apple's iPhone 17 Air
Samsung is said to be working on a new model, the "Galaxy S25 Slim," according to South Korea's ET News.
Future Apple Watch bands may monitor your blood pressure
Apple appears to be working on new health monitoring capabilities for its Apple Watch, a recently unearthed patent spotted by Patently Apple reveals.
Google to enhance Call Screen feature with AI responses
Google is said to be improving its Call Screen feature for Pixel phones, by adding artificial intelligence (AI) capabilities.
Google accidentally reveals Jarvis AI, which has PC-controlling capabilities
In a major slip, Google has revealed its new artificial intelligence (AI) prototype, Jarvis, through the Chrome Web Store.
OpenAI buys iconic 'Chat.com' domain to boost ChatGPT brand
OpenAI, the leading artificial intelligence research lab, has acquired the highly coveted domain name 'Chat.com.'