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Google I/O 2026: Google Enters Its 'Agentic Gemini Era'At Google I/O 2026, Sundar Pichai unveiled Google’s vision for an “Agentic Gemini Era,” where AI moves beyond simple assistants to autonomo...- Top 10 viral moments of 2025 that took the internet by storm and captured everyone’s attention2025 saw a whirlwind of viral moments and trends. From a Coldplay kiss cam scandal to the adorable yet creepy Labubu dolls, social media bu...
- On Liberation Day, if Donald Trump unleashes tariffs, here are the products Canada will use to punish America heavilyThree-quarters of Canadians support taxing essential resources like oil, natural gas, electricity, and potash exported to the US if Preside...
- IISc researchers develop 'brain on a chip' that can store and process data in 16,500 states within molecular filmResearchers at the Indian Institute of Science have developed a 'brain on a chip' technology capable of storing and processing data in 16,5...
- Budget throws spotlight on more than 50 stocks from 7 sectorsWithin the confines of the available fiscal space, the government is channeling enough for capex which is almost 40% of the additional tota...
- Does your cryptocurrency investment fulfil ESG criteria?Cryptocurrency is a once-in-a-lifetime investment opportunity based on a revolutionizing technology and looking away on account of half-tru...
- How the future of transport is eluding industry seersAre there any guiding principles that can save us from making dodgy forecasts? Probably not.
- Companies gear up for summer, with launches and offersMakers of appliances expect sales to be higher by up to 30 percent, following the Met department prediction of intense heat wave this seaso...
- IIT scientists use onion skin to generate electricityThe non-toxic, biodegradable and biocompatible device takes advantage of the suitable piezoelectric properties of the onion skin, researche...
- Smartphone batteries emitting over 100 toxic gases: ScientistsLondon, Oct 21 (IANS) Not just catching up fire or exploding as you sleep next to them, dozens of dangerous gases are being produced by the...
- Cellulose nanogenerators may power medical implantsSince cellulose is non-toxic, the researchers said the device could potentially be implanted in the body and harvest its internal stretches...
- PM Narendra Modi, President Pranab Mukherjee to launch one stop research funding mechanism 'IMPRINT'An Inter Ministerial Group is being set up as the single window mechanism that will screen research projects and proposals by research and ...
- Real Green Cars: Now, Tata Motors has stepped out of box with its lifecycle assessment of carsGlobally, the transportation sector accounts for 23% of carbon emissions from fossil fuel combustion. It is expected to grow by 40% up to 2...
- ASTROSAT, India's first astronomical mission, set for September 28 launch"The satellite is scheduled for launch on board the launch vehicle PSLV C-30, on Sept 28 morning 10 am," Director, Public Relations, ISRO t...
- Bengal may get Rs 6000cr lab for futuristic researchBengal is set for a big leap in cutting-edge scientific technology - one that could transform the state into a centre for futuristic resear...
- Honeywell plans to raise India headcountUS-based diversified technology & manufacturing leader plans to increase its headcount.
- Make light while the Sun shines!Solar energy is clearly the way forward to move towards a form of sustainable development that is economically sound, socially equitable an...
- Crude today is dirt cheap: Matthew SimmonsIn an online interview from London, leading energy maven Matthew Simmons spoke to ET on the theories behind the oil prices, the role of maj...
- Household appliances and gadgets getting smarterHousehold appliances are not only becoming more stylish, feature rich but also intelligent enough to gauge every users needs.
- Oil prices to double by 2012: Canadian studyThe price of oil is likely to hit $150 (Canadian, US) a barrel by 2010 and soar to $225 a barrel by 2012 as supply becomes increasingly tig...
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