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Bored with every day's work, scroll, sleep routine? Bengaluru man has some simple tips to make life more interestingFeeling drained by routine? A growth marketer suggests building a life outside work that sparks curiosity and joy. The article offers 60 wa...- Anand Mahindra has changed his views about AI and art after watching artist Kelly Boesch's video; here's whyIndustrialist Anand Mahindra shared his thoughts on AI art on X. He believes AI is a new medium, not a threat to human creativity. Mahindra...
- Snaps to Scenes: Turn Ordinary Photos into Cinematic HighlightsGoogle Photos is no longer just a digital photo album; it’s evolving into a dynamic, AI-powered storytelling tool. Google has introduced ne...
- iPhone 16e launch: Top 5 game-changing features of the cheapest iPhone you should knowApple has officially launched the iPhone 16e, an affordable yet powerful addition to the iPhone 16 series. It retains flagship-level featur...
- Pixel 8: How AI-powered tools like 'Magic Eraser' are redefining photography on Google's flagship smartphoneThe AI editing tools on the Google Pixel 8 phones give you exciting new powers over your photos and videos.
- Google launches Pixel 8 & 8 Pro with Tensor G3 chip & 'Super Actua' display; Watch 2 sports stress-tracking functionalityGoogle has unveiled its latest smartphones, the Pixel 8 and 8 Pro, along with the Pixel Watch 2. These devices are equipped with artificial...
- Pixel 8 launch: From 7-yr Android security to in-built cameras, 3 reasons to watch out for Google’s new-gen smartphonesThe Pixel 8 series launch will commence at 7:30 PM IST on October 4 and will be broadcasted on YouTube, X, and other social media portals.
- Zomato starts experimenting with generative artificial intelligenceThe Gurgaon-based company, which also owns the quick commerce platform Blinkit, is also planning to hire engineers for machine learning, da...
- From Google spam filters to smartphone cameras, AI dependence has been the new normalChat GPT may be the rage now but AI is far from being the new kid in the block!
- Pixel 4a review: If you are tired of bulky and big phones, this 5.8-inch wonder is for youThe Pixel 4a chooses substance over style.
- Spectre Camera app review: Easy user interface, clicks stellar pics; eliminates the need to carry a tripodSpectre is by Lux Optics that earlier developed Halide, a popular iPhone camera app.
- Google Pixel 3a XL review: Nails the camera game again, non-expandable storage is a limitationBattery life is one full day on a single charge and there is support for fast charge as well.
- Amazon has 1,300 vacancies in India, highest in Asia-PacificAcross different businesses and various roles, including technology, Amazon has almost 1,300 openings in India. China has 467 job openings ...
- Why it is more important than ever to be authentic at workHere is a simpler way to look unique at work and beyond.
- Education needs innovation to keep it fresh. Can social learning environments provide the boost?Capitalizing on the trend, the EdTech sector has been focusing on improving access to education and training, with high quality content tha...
- `Google is integrating AI, software, hardware'At Google, we've always believed in questioning the status quo to find a new way forward.So when we set out to design a smartphone, we did ...
- New system automatically retouches smartphone images like a proLos Angeles, Aug 3 (IANS) Spending a lot of time on image-processing programmes before uplodaing the photos on your cellphone to social med...
- Veteran Bengaluru based lensman's mission to keep old-style photography aliveAhead of his old-style photography work shop in city, Conz talks about finding beauty in history.
- Peer to peer invention can impact billions of lives: Ramesh RaskarThe invention of the telephone made it possible. The same goes for technology in hospitals. There was a time when the X-ray seemed irreleva...
- VentureCatalysts leads 150,000 dollar investment in photography curation platform SIFTR LabsAngel investors Vishal Maheshwari, Vikas Kapoor, Daud Ali and Nitin Agarwal were some of the investors leading the funding round.
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