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FIFA World Cup 2026: Best apps to watch matches live on your mobile phone free in IndiaFIFA World Cup Free Apps: Looking for the best apps to stream FIFA World Cup 2026 matches live? The FIFA World Cup 2026 has begun. Indian v...- FIFA 2026 football World Cup streaming: How to watch it for free in India?Football fans in India can now watch the FIFA World Cup 2026 live on Zee's Unite8 Sports channels and stream on Zee5. Selected matches, inc...
- Psychology says when people get a new pen, most of them test it by writing their own name and the hidden reason may surprise youAt first glance, scribbling your name on a piece of paper might seem like a trivial act. Yet psychology suggests it can reveal something fa...
- PM Modi’s high stakes push for sovereign AI faces reality checkIndia is striving to build its own artificial intelligence capabilities, aiming for self-reliance and global export. However, the nation fa...
- Computer science is losing its exemption: Everyone can code nowA popular pyramid model for computer science professions is flawed. For decades, skill alone determined success in tech. Now, Artificial In...
- What are AI PCs that Nvidia's Jensen Huang is betting on?Nvidia is pushing AI PCs with a new chip for local processing. AI-optimized computers are boosting some companies' results. New AI PCs from...
- Laptops, tablets, learning apps in schools across U.S. facing backlashes. Here's whyIn Los Angeles, concerned parents last year formed a group, Schools Beyond Screens, and pressured the district by speaking out at school bo...
- The QWERTY keyboard layout may have been designed partly to slow typists down before typewriters jammed themselves apartTypewriters of the past often struggled with jamming, a problem that sparked innovation. Christopher Latham Sholes stepped in with the revo...
- In 1994, Engineer Jaap Haartsen tried to end the nightmare of tangled wires at Ericsson: His secret wireless idea became the Bluetooth technology we use every dayThe brilliance of Bluetooth lies in how effortless it feels to everyday users. Most people never have to think about radio frequencies, wir...
- How a broke, outgunned nation turned cheap drones into the most feared weapon on EarthDrone warfare: Russia-Ukraine war has reached extreme intensity with nearly 10,000 drones used daily across frontlines. This rapid drone wa...
- Samsung, labour union meet again as Seoul threatens to intervene to block strikeSamsung Electronics and its labor union are in crucial government-led talks. The aim is to resolve a dispute over pay and bonuses. A strike...
- 18 days. That's all it takes for a Samsung strike to crash the global AI chip market, and the whole world is holding its breathSamsung strike to crash the global AI chip market: The Samsung strike threatens global AI chip supply chains as 45,000 workers plan an 18-d...
- At Samsung, the global AI boom spurred a looming strike and deep divisionsA major strike looms at Samsung Electronics over AI boom profits. Over 45,000 workers demand fair bonus distribution. The dispute could dis...
- US-born teen Buddhist lama balances monastic life and pop culture in Himalayan foothillsA young American teen, Jalue Dorje, embraces his destiny as a reincarnated lama. He navigates a dual life, blending his love for video game...
- 'Work from home or work under CCTV?': Woman rejects WFH job after hiring company asks her to keep the camera on all dayAn Indian woman’s decision to reject a remote job because the company demanded all-day webcam access and screenshots every 10 minutes has e...
- The mineral once mocked as “fool’s gold” may hold the future of energyFool's gold, or pyrite, may hold a new secret. Scientists found lithium within this common mineral. This discovery could change how we sour...
- Deaf, mute and visually impaired Sarah Moin scores 98.7% in ISC Class 12 exams: Here's how Lucknow's 'Helen Keller' scripted her success story againSarah Moin, a Lucknow girl facing blindness, deafness, and muteness, achieved an outstanding 98.7% in her ISC Class 12 exams, topping Chris...
- Apple names insider John Ternus as CEO, Tim Cook to become executive chairmanApple on Monday named long-time executive John Ternus as its next chief executive officer, marking a leadership change as the company prepa...
- Employee laid off over an inappropriate search history after PIP - what to do if it happens to youLayoff: A software engineer lost their job after inappropriate search history surfaced on a company laptop. This happened immediately after...
- iPhone 5 sparks new craze for slimmer gadgetsET lists some of the gadgets that sum up the history of the ‘thin’, and takes a peek at the near future — bendable cellphone screens and la...
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