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Quote of the day by Inventor of Computer Charles Babbage: 'Keeping the mind occupied is such a source of pleasure that it can relieve even the pain of...' - The hidden power of the human brain to control attention explained by the British mathematicianCharles Babbage, widely known as the father of the computer, once highlighted how deep mental engagement can influence human experience wit...- From users to builders: How AI and low-code are rewriting who builds softwareCitizen development and AI-driven “vibe coding” are reshaping how software is built inside organisations, shifting creation power from IT t...
- Income Tax Act: As the 2026 tax transition nears, taxpayers may have to navigate two legislations concurrently for next few yearsThe Income Tax Act, 2025 modernises the law while preserving continuity, ensuring that taxpayers are not forced into uncertainty during tra...
- Ada Lovelace Imagined Computers Before They ExistedIn 1843, Ada Lovelace published notes on Charles Babbage's Analytical Engine, outlining how a machine could follow instructions to perform ...
- Starbucks rolls out AI for inventory countingThe system has workers scan inventory shelves with a handheld tablet equipped with software intended to automatically count goods and flag ...
- Gaganyaan Mission: India sails through first test on its space odysseyIndian Space Research Organisation (Isro) chief S Somanath in a live telecast from the Satish Dhawan Space Centre said, “I am very happy to...
- Gaganyaan test launch aborted, ISRO says put on hold due to 'anomaly'The Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) has postponed the first test launch of the Gaganyaan space mission. The test was intended to ...
- Here's what happens when your lawyer uses ChatGPTAs AI sweeps the online world, it has conjured dystopian visions of computers replacing not only human interaction but also human labor. Th...
- Nine billion names of GodThey say it is for compiling a list of all of the nine billion names of God, such as Allah, Jehovah, God, Bhagwan and so on. They have been...
- New Year's resolution? Bid farewell to dodgy old passwords, say hello to data securityThe most popular choices of passwords continue to be 123456, love, qwerty & password.
- View: India doesn’t need a paradigm shift of the 1991 reforms, but sector-specific reformsThe management of the external sector is a success story of liberalisation. Except for one or two years like 2008 and 2013 when there was a...
- A marvellous device of many applications: A short history of the computer (Book Review)Title: Turing and the Universal Machine; Author: Jon Agar; Publisher: Icon Science/Icon Books; Pages: 141; Price: Rs 399
- Google will soon find you a job as the tech giant refines its mastery over AIEvery new feature or innovation that Google is working on ultimately leads to better advertising solution and thus increased revenue. This ...
- New software can edit human voice like textThe technology developed by researchers at Princeton University in the US may do for audio recordings what word processing software did for...
- Innovations that will change the worldAll biologists are expecting genome engineering to become a widespread practice in their labs. China will finish making its radio telescope...
- Sci-Tech: Looking at 2013 & beyondAlthough technology is not the only answer to many of these questions, a good technological solution will make change quicker and easier to...
- Need for speed: More IT companies switch to Agile code developmentGrowing need for quicker and adaptive solutions to tech problems is pushing firms to adopt the Agile method of coding more and more.
- How you can make Windows 7 multi-functional for daily tasksWindows 7 has number of advanced features over previous versions. ET tells you how to supercharge your Windows 7 install with these amazing...
- ‘Beware’ of bear hugBilly Pilgrim is a soldier ‘unstuck in time’ in Kurt Vonnegut’s classic Slaughterhouse-Five . As a result he experiences events past and fu...
- Computers take to mind readingScientists are researching ways to monitor motorists’ brain waves to improve reaction times in a crash.
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