Technology
EV Manufacturers Must Have ₹10,000 Crore Revenue to Qualify for Incentives Under New Policy
India’s new EV policy mandates that manufacturers have ₹10,000 crore in revenue and ₹3,000 crore in assets to qualify for incentives. They must invest ₹4,150 crore locally and meet DVA targets (25% by Year 3, 50% by Year 5). Approved OEMs get 15% import duty on premium EVs, plus PLI, FAME II, and state benefits. Smaller players can use alternative schemes, form JVs, or focus on components to scale.
NVIDIA, ARM, and MediaTek Join Forces to Power New Alienware Gaming Laptops
NVIDIA, ARM, and MediaTek are building a game-changing APU set to launch in Alienware laptops by CES 2026. Combining an ARM CPU, NVIDIA Blackwell GPU, and onboard NPU into one efficient chip, this APU offers RTX 4070-class gaming performance at just 65W. Ideal for gamers, creators, and AI developers, it promises quiet operation, long battery life, and powerful multitasking in a sleek, portable package.
Meta’s New Moderation Policy May Be Leading to More Violent and Bullying Posts on Facebook – Check What the Report Reveals
Meta’s new moderation policy, aimed at promoting free expression, is linked to a rise in violent and bullying content on Facebook. This article breaks down the changes, their impacts, and practical steps users can take to stay safe, informed, and engaged.
Lava Bold N1 Pro Goes on First Sale Today With iPhone 16 Pro Looks at Just ₹6,699 – Check the Full Offer
Launched at ₹6,699, the Lava Bold N1 Pro combines iPhone-like design, a 120Hz display, 50MP camera, and long battery life with Android 14 in a sleek, budget-friendly package. Ideal for students, professionals, and first-time users — now available exclusively on Amazon India.
Preventing Smartphone Overheating in Summer Is Possible with These Smart Tips – Check What to Do
Preventing smartphone overheating in summer is essential for maintaining performance and prolonging battery life. This expert guide shares actionable tips to keep your device cool, including staying out of the sun, closing unused apps, optimizing settings, charging smartly, and even using external cooling accessories. Whether you're a professional or everyday user, learn how to avoid overheating and protect your smartphone with trusted, research-backed strategies.
Microsoft’s Russia Division Prepares for Bankruptcy Filing, Public Records Reveal
Microsoft’s Russia unit, Microsoft Rus LLC, is preparing to file for bankruptcy following years of operational strain and political pressure. This detailed guide explores the implications for users, developers, and businesses while offering practical advice, expert commentary, and forward-looking insights into the future of tech operations in politically sensitive regions.
iPhone 19 Might Remove Selfie Camera Altogether – Apple Working on Big Design Shift
Apple’s iPhone 19 is set to debut in fall 2027 with a completely cutout-free screen, hiding both selfie camera and Face ID sensors under the display. This major design shift promises a truly immersive experience for users, while creating exciting opportunities for developers and repair professionals. Stay tuned for in-depth reviews to see if the under-display tech lives up to its promise.
iPhone 17 May Launch with Larger Display Than iPhone 16: Here’s What We Know
Apple’s iPhone 17 lineup arrives in September 2025 with a larger 6.27–6.30″ display on the standard model, thanks to slimmer bezels and 120 Hz Promotion across all variants. Pro models boast 1,500–1,600 nits HDR, 8 K video support, and the A19 Bionic chip. A new “Air” variant replaces “Plus” with a sleek 6.55″ screen. Sustainability gets a boost via recycled materials and a 15 % smaller carbon footprint compared to iPhone 16.
ChatGPT Acts Like a Lawyer and Wins Refund – AI Use Case Goes Viral
ChatGPT, the AI language model by OpenAI, recently helped a U.S. traveler secure a full refund from both an airline and hotel after a medical emergency led to a canceled trip. This viral case highlights the growing role of AI in consumer advocacy and demonstrates how AI can assist individuals in navigating complex refund policies and customer service scenarios.
DeepMind CEO Warns AI Will Impact Jobs in Next 5 Years— Youngsters Should Prepare Now
The rise of AI will reshape the job market in the next five years. Demis Hassabis, CEO of DeepMind, emphasizes the need for young people to prepare for the future by learning coding, mastering AI tools, and focusing on STEM education. AI will create new opportunities for those who adapt, but the key is to start preparing now.
