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Technology News

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26 Oct 2026
• iPhone Duo

YouTuber may have uncovered why iPhone Duo's screen keeps cracking

The recently launched iPhone Duo has been plagued by a major durability issue, with users reporting sudden screen cracks.

26 Oct 2026
• Apple TV

Instagram app now available on Apple TV

Instagram has launched its app for Apple TV, marking the first time the platform is available on Apple's streaming device.

26 Oct 2026
• Reddit

Reddit's largest open-source community bans AI projects, non-English speakers

The r/opensource subreddit has come under fire for its new submission rules, which ban projects that use or are intended for artificial intelligence (AI).

26 Oct 2026
• Apple

iFixit teardown reveals why iPhone Duo's inner-screen may be vulnerable

Renowned tech repair website, iFixit, has dissected Apple's latest innovation, the iPhone Duo.

This is how our ancient ancestors might have looked like

A recent study has revealed what the mysterious Denisovans (ancient humans) might have looked like.

25 Oct 2026
• Health & Wellness

First-in-the-world: Spinal cord transplant done on paralyzed patient in Russia

In a groundbreaking medical achievement, a team of Chinese and Russian doctors has performed what has been described as the world's first spinal cord transplant on a paralyzed patient in Moscow.

25 Oct 2026
• China

Stars from 'The Three-Body Problem' are real after all

Chinese astronomers have discovered a real three-star system, which is far more stable than the one depicted in Liu Cixin's science fiction work, The Three-Body Problem.

25 Oct 2026
• Moon

Hunter's Moon shines bright tonight: When, how to watch

The October full Moon, popularly known as the Hunter's Moon, will illuminate the night sky this weekend.

ISRO to build 4 functional launch pads by 2029

The Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) is all set to expand its space operations with four functional launch pads by 2029.

25 Oct 2026
• Climate Change

Nearly 300 glaciers lost in US since the 1960s: Study

A new study has revealed that the western United States has lost nearly 300 glaciers since the 1960s.

25 Oct 2026
• Elon Musk

Musk adds $1 tipping feature to X: How it works

Elon Musk announced a new feature on X Money, allowing users to send a $1 tip by long-pressing the Like button on posts.

25 Oct 2026
• Cybersecurity

How cybercriminals can hijack your accounts without passwords, login alerts

Cybercriminals have devised a way to break into your online accounts, and they don't even need your password and they don't trigger a login alert.

25 Oct 2026
• Pennsylvania

Pennsylvania mandates labels on AI-generated ads

Pennsylvania has become one of the first states in the US to require disclosures on artificial intelligence (AI)-generated advertisements.

25 Oct 2026
• OpenAI

Why OpenAI is training its frontier models without internet access

OpenAI has announced a major shift in its approach to training artificial intelligence (AI) models.

25 Oct 2026
• ChatGPT

AI chatbots like Grok and ChatGPT exhibit political bias: Study

A recent study has revealed that popular AI chatbots such as SpaceXSI's Grok and OpenAI's GPT, exhibit political bias.

25 Oct 2026
• Facebook

Meta's new terms could harm American businesses, US Senator warns

US Senator Marsha Blackburn has raised alarms over Meta Platforms's plan to revise its commercial terms.

25 Oct 2026
• Mark Zuckerberg

Meta delays update that could let it scrape news websites

Meta Platforms has delayed a controversial update to its commercial terms for business accounts.

25 Oct 2026
• Apple

'Pro and tell': What to expect from Apple's upcoming event

Apple is gearing up for its next big launch event, the "Pro and tell," scheduled for October 28 at 1:00pm ET (10:30pm IST) in Los Angeles.

25 Oct 2026
• Apple

iPhone Duo fails JerryRigEverything's durability test

Apple's iPhone Duo has failed a durability test conducted by popular YouTuber JerryRigEverything.

CBFC data leak: Sensitive documents of over 500 films exposed

A major data breach has exposed the certification records of over 500 films at the Central Board of Film Certification (CBFC).

25 Oct 2026
• NASA

Everything we know about NASA's Artemis III Moon-lander test mission

NASA has unveiled its detailed plan for the upcoming Artemis III Moon-lander test flight.

25 Oct 2026
• Halloween

Top skywatching targets to look out for this Halloween

As Halloween approaches, the night sky offers a unique opportunity for stargazers.

25 Oct 2026
• Apple

Official iPhone Duo repair guides now available

Apple has released a series of repair guides and manuals for the iPhone Duo.

25 Oct 2026
• Apple Watch

How to unlock your iPhone Duo using an Apple Watch

iPhone Duo comes with a Touch ID sensor integrated into the side button for user authentication.

25 Oct 2026
• Android

Why some Android phones are showing January 2027 system update

Google has been releasing multiple Play system updates every month to improve features and fix bugs on Android devices.

25 Oct 2026
• Cancer

This drug combo cuts death-risk in cancer cases by 58%

Amgen's Imdelltra, an immunotherapy drug, has been found to significantly increase survival rates in patients with aggressive small cell lung cancer (SCLC) when used with AstraZeneca's Imfinzi.

25 Oct 2026
• Apple

Apple fixing Safari's cramped layout on iPhone Duo's outer screen

Apple's Safari team is looking into ways to optimize website display on the iPhone Duo's outer screen.

24 Oct 2026
• Astronomy

Vincent van Gogh's 'The Starry Night' portrays actual night sky

Vincent van Gogh's iconic painting "The Starry Night" may be based on an actual astronomical event, according to a recent study by South Korean scientists.

24 Oct 2026
• Black Hole

Are stupendously large black holes part of dark matter?

A recent study has debunked the theory that stupendously large black holes could be a major component of dark matter.

24 Oct 2026
• Johnson & Johnson

J&J's prostate cancer drug shows promise in early-stage trial

Johnson & Johnson's experimental prostate cancer drug, JNJ-6143, has shown promising results in an early-stage trial.

24 Oct 2026
• Jack Dorsey

Jack Dorsey's new AI model talks like a human

Jack Dorsey, the man behind Twitter (now X), has unveiled a new artificial intelligence (AI) model called Dessa.

24 Oct 2026
• Meta

Meta acquires Sundial to enhance its AI analytics capabilities

Meta has acquired Sundial, an artificial intelligence (AI) data analytics platform founded by two former Meta employees.

24 Oct 2026
• Deepinder Goyal

Deepinder Goyal's Temple wearable might cost ₹85,000

Deepinder Goyal, the founder of Eternal, has opened the early-access waitlist for his new venture Temple.

24 Oct 2026
• Moonshot AI

Kimi K3.1-Pro AI model arrives with 1M token context window

Chinese artificial intelligence (AI) firm Moonshot AI has launched its latest model, the Kimi K3.1 Pro.

24 Oct 2026
• United Nations (UN)

Nuclear power usage could triple by 2060, says IAEA

Rafael Grossi, the Director-General of the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA), has predicted that nuclear power usage could more than triple by 2060.

24 Oct 2026
• Latest Tech News

PHP Foundation has just 1 full-time employee, seeks more funding

The PHP Foundation, the non-profit organization responsible for supporting the open-source programming language PHP, is facing funding challenges.

24 Oct 2026
• Greece

Greece: Children under 15 can't use social media from 2027

Greece's parliament has approved a bill banning the use of social media platforms by children under the age of 15.

24 Oct 2026
• Amazon

Why AWS's cloud capacity is mostly booked through 2027

Amazon CEO Andy Jassy has revealed that the company's cloud computing arm, Amazon Web Services (AWS), is running out of capacity.

Global data center spending to hit $2.93T by 2030

The global data center market is on a major growth trajectory, with spending projected to hit $1 trillion in 2026 and more than double to $2.1 trillion by 2028.

24 Oct 2026
• OpenAI

OpenAI starts training its frontier AI models again

OpenAI has resumed the training of its advanced artificial intelligence (AI) models after a security overhaul and cutting off internet access.