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Fueling Demand: Inside India’s ethanol mobility revolution in reverseIndia is launching an ambitious green mobility initiative. The country is establishing E100 fuel stations nationwide before flex-fuel vehic...- OpenAI says Chinese propaganda is being deployed to foment dissent over tariffs, data centersThe company said its efforts, dating to late 2025 and early 2026, appeared to have had little or no effect, but it is another indication of...
- Psychology says adults who never bring their phone into the bedroom aren't being difficult - they're guarding the last quiet border of the day, because bedtime media use can keep the mind externally cuedKeeping phones out of the bedroom is a growing trend supported by psychological research. Studies show that reducing pre-sleep screen time ...
- Swiggy CEO Sriharsha Majety vows to stay out of Amazon-Ambani spending warSwiggy is prioritizing profitability over rapid expansion. The company will not match rivals like Flipkart and Reliance Retail's aggressive...
- In 1869, Dmitri Mendeleev fell asleep while organizing chemical elements: and woke up with the periodic tableIn the 1860s, Dmitri Mendeleev revolutionized chemistry by organizing elements into a periodic table. His audacious act of leaving empty sp...
- Big-budget campaigns show how AI companies are racing for relevance in IndiaAI giants are making a big splash in India. ChatGPT and Google Gemini are using TV and billboards to show how AI can solve everyday problem...
- This Everyday Kitchen Habit Could Be Quietly Affecting Your Food More Than You ThinkYour kitchen cutting board poses hidden risks. Plastic boards shed microplastics, potentially harming food and health. Wooden boards can tr...
- Silicon Valley’s hottest AI metric is also its least trustedCluely's co-founder admitted to fabricating ARR figures, sparking debate about the metric's reliability for AI startups. Experts note ARR's...
- The Social Strategy That Helps Chimpanzees SurviveRecent research highlights that same-sex relations in primates, particularly chimpanzees, significantly strengthen social bonds, especially...
- Word of the Day: UbiquitousUbiquitous describes the constant presence of technology and digital elements in modern life, making them feel like background noise rather...
- Three is a cloudIaaS offers raw computing and storage services, whereas PaaS adds a layer of basic software such as an operating system, and SaaS includes ...
- Saying no to email! Provenance Land MD Adarsh Jatia finds them a waste of timeJatia feels that it is important to draw some lines if you must use your time.
- TRAI chief bats for low charges to promote digital paymentsUrging financial institutions to emulate the telecom sector where average value of pre-paid digital recharge is Rs 10, is "financially sust...
- How to help your company adopt a digital cultureIt's not just the online-bred brands - like Amazon, Google, and Alibaba- that have mastered this process. Even traditional companies are tr...
- Human Rights Commission deems the tuber to be a basic rightThe recognition of potato consumption as a human right will presumably pave the way for other vegetables to be similarly safeguarded.
- Dodocase: A chunk of cardboard might be the biggest thing at Google I/OThe premise is simple. A cardboard contraption you can assemble in about 45 seconds. Just drop your phone into the little cardboard viewfin...
- India will have 500 million mobile broadband users by 2020: Ericsson reportA strong user base and high-speed broadband connectivity will fundamentally change the way people live, interact and do business.
- Affordable tablet computers will change media consumptionToday, a tablet computer that costs just 3,000 will debut in India, making it the cheapest in the world.
- Only 2.7% of US consumption is made in ChinaA new study by the US Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco shows that only $2.7 of every $100 worth of US consumption is 'Made in China'.
- HP's CloudPrint is worth the paper it's printed onThe IT giant has invented “Cloud-Print” technology, which allows users to print from a BlackBerry remotely by using any printer.
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