Tech and Gadgets
- Never be late again: iPhone user’s genius Apple Maps hack that will keep you punctual
A Reddit user's clever use of Apple Maps’ ETA feature is winning over even the most loyal Google Maps fans. By keeping the live arrival time visible every morning, they’ve managed to stay on schedule—transforming chaotic routines into punctual wins. Could this simple iPhone hack be the wake-up call you need to finally switch sides in the map wars?
- Apple Arcade expands library with five new titles in June: 'UNO: Arcade Edition' and 'WHAT THE CAR' to feature
- 5 best laptops to gift this Mother’s Day — Tested and approved by us
- Apple unveils new Pride Edition Apple Watch band, watch face and wallpapers ahead of Pride Month
Apple celebrates Pride Month with a new Pride Edition Sport Band for Apple Watch, featuring a unique mosaic design symbolizing LGBTQ+ diversity. The band is available for order now, priced at INR4500. A matching Pride Harmony watch face and wallpaper set for iPhone and iPad will be released in a future software update, offering dynamic rainbow animations.
- Microsoft’s bold 'passwordless' leap sparks alarm: ‘Are we really ready to say goodbye to passwords?’
Microsoft’s bold shift to a passwordless future has users on edge. By replacing traditional logins with passkeys and push notifications, the tech giant aims to boost security. But with dependency on the Microsoft Authenticator app and rising user confusion, many are questioning whether this fix is more hassle than help. Is the end of passwords really a beginning worth celebrating?
- 5 smartwatches that make thoughtful Mother’s Day gifts
- Mother’s Day gadget picks: The best tablets to gift her
This Mother's Day gift guide recommends tablets for tech-savvy moms. The iPad Air M3 offers smooth performance and a stunning display, while the OnePlus Pad 2 boasts a large screen and fast charging. Tablets offer versatility and portability with a big screen. We have curated a list of tablets you can gift your motherThese tablets have been tested by us.
- Is your AI-generated answer actually an advertisement? Google is turning chatbots into ad real estate
Google has begun embedding ads directly into conversations with third-party AI chatbots, marking a new era in digital advertising. As users shift from traditional search to generative AI tools like ChatGPT, Google is finding fresh ad space within chats. The move raises concerns over blurred lines between genuine AI assistance and sponsored content, redefining how we interact with artificial intelligence.
- Apple watch comes to the rescue as man faces breathing trouble
- NxtGen partners with Thales to deliver defence-grade security for India’s sovereign cloud
- Oppo Find X8 Ultra review. Indian smartphone scene is missing on this one
- How fast hackers can break your password with AI might terrify you: The math behind the digital threat
A new password cracking chart by Hive Systems reveals how easily hackers can break into accounts in 2025—even complex-looking passwords can be cracked in seconds. Short combinations of characters are no longer secure, while only extremely long and random passwords offer real protection. With AI accelerating cyberattacks, stronger, smarter password practices are more crucial than ever.
- Meta announces new Meta AI stand alone app - Here’s what it does
- iPad Air M3 long-term review: A love letter to all the creatives
- YouTube is gearing up to give its video player a fresh new makeover soon. Here’s all you need to know
YouTube, celebrating its 20th anniversary, is rolling out a major redesign of its video player after nearly a decade, aiming for a cleaner, more intuitive experience. Early previews show separated capsule-style controls, a relocated vertical volume slider, and a more streamlined layout. YouTube TV is also updating its interface, introducing features like customizable multiview grids for non-sports content and a birthday-themed zen channel.
- Charging your phone at the airport? Security expert says you might be inviting hackers in
A security expert has warned travelers against using public charging stations at airports, citing major risks like malware installation, data theft through a method called "juice jacking," and unintentional data exposure. Even untampered ports can compromise sensitive information, which could later be used for identity theft or sold on the dark web. The FBI has also issued a public warning urging people to avoid free charging stations in airports, hotels, and shopping centers.
- OpenAI's Sam Altman reveals vision for AI's future: Could ChatGPT-5 become an all-powerful AGI 'smarter than us'?
Sam Altman, CEO of OpenAI, envisions the future of AI with advancements from GPT-4 to GPT-5, aiming for a unified model that integrates voice, video, and multi-tasking capabilities. OpenAI’s goal is to develop Artificial General Intelligence (AGI), capable of thinking critically and using various tools. Altman’s vision promises a revolutionary shift in AI’s potential and integration.
- OpenAI unveils deep research tool, free for all ChatGPT users