‘Apple is going to have to do a lot to convince me I want this’ — new report suggests Apple will release an AI Pin in 2027 Apple may launch an AI Pin in 2027, but after Vision Pro and early wearable AI failures, it’s far from clear who actually wants one.
The OM System OM-3 just hit a new record-low price - is this stylish retro camera low-key an excellent value buy now? The OM System OM-3 is just $1,699 now thanks to this deal from Adorama - a price that brings it right down into line with rival APS-C options.
Evening news wrap: Scotland replaces Bangladesh in T20 World Cup; Air India cancels New York flights due to winter storm & more Scotland replaces Bangladesh in the Men's T20 World Cup 2026 due to Bangladesh's travel commitment issues. Meanwhile, Air India cancelled New York flights amid a US winter storm. The US hinted at removing tariffs on Indian oil imports from Russia, while Russia launched drone and missile attacks on Ukraine during peace talks.
'Millions seeking lawful action': Zubeen Garg's family writes to PM Modi; seeks fast-tracked trial
This is one of the best small-sized Bluetooth speakers I've tested, and it doesn't come from JBL or Bose This budget-friendly Bluetooth speaker is compact and brilliant-sounding – here are 3 reasons why I'd buy it.
The Madison: release date, cast and everything we know about the new Yellowstone spinoff The Yellowstone universe truly never ends, and new Taylor Sheridan spinoff The Madison is only a few weeks away — here's what you need to know.
‘The robot never gets tired’: Hyundai explains why its Boston Dynamics Atlas robot is ready to take over factories, but not your home Hyundai and Boston Dynamics revealed plans to build 30,000 humanoid robots each year. Here's why they think its the future of manufacturing.
UGC anti-discrimination rules 2026: A bid for inclusion or risk of bias? Explained Heads of universities and colleges are no longer just administrators; they are now the first line of accountability in preventing and responding to discrimination. New structures, new reporting mechanisms, and strict timelines are written into the rulebook, backed by the threat of serious penalties for non-compliance. Yet, as has often been the case with regulations aimed at correcting long-standing social inequities, the real questions lie beneath the stated intent.
'Unjust to voters, unfair to democracy': Amartya Sen says 'SIR in Bengal done in hurry' Nobel laureate Amartya Sen voiced concerns over West Bengal's Special Intensive Revision of electoral rolls, saying the exercise is "being done in a hurry," further calling it an unjust to voters and a threat to democratic participation. He highlighted personal challenges with documentation and warned that the underprivileged and minority communities are most at risk of exclusion.
'High courts guardians of rule of law for common citizens': CJI Surya Kant
The new Fable trailer almost brought a tear to my eye — could it finally be the game that was promised two decades ago? PlayGround Games’ Fable could finally be the game I’ve been waiting two decades for, with deeps systems, a true open world, and that distinct British humor. And the tech to bring Molyneux’s promises to life.
