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Vivo unveils the S60 series, which contains two smartphones — the Vivo S60 and Vivo S60e. Both of these smartphones are compact to hold and come in multiple colours and configurations.
Vivo X Fold 6 is expected to launch by the end of June. Ahead of the launch, a fresh leak has unveiled major details about the smartphone. The device may come with a 200MP main camera and Dimensity 9500 chipset.
Ahead of its official launch, the Google Pixel Watch 5 made an unexpected early appearance. The watch was discovered at the bottom of the ocean by a scuba diver, offering the world its first purported glimpse of the device's design.
Apple is preparing to release Apple TV 4K and HomePod mini equipped with upgraded Siri, says report. Here is what we know so far.
Iran is reportedly using ChatGPT, Gemini, and other Western AI tools to develop malware, create phishing campaigns, and strengthen cyber warfare capabilities against the US and Israel, according to a report.
Microsoft and Nvidia want to reinvent the PC, with a focus on AI agents. One of the first devices to embark on this change will be Microsoft's Surface Laptop Ultra. From up to 128GB of RAM to a mini-LED display, here is everything you need to know.
Nvidia has launched its new ARM-based chip – the RTX Spark – for Windows PCs during the company's GTC Keynote at Computex. But that's not all. The company also launched new AI infrastructure, open models, and more. Here is everything you need to know.
Dell has brought back the XPS 13 as a lower-priced premium Windows alternative to Apple's MacBook Neo. The move shows laptop makers are chasing the same student and younger buyers entering the mainstream premium market.
OpenAI wants you to have your own robot. The company is now expanding its robotics team, led by Indian techie Aditya Ramesh, as it works on manufacturing robots that can be "useful for society."
Apple hasn't even unveiled iOS 27 yet, but the company is reportedly already working on something much bigger. According to Bloomberg's Mark Gurman, iOS 28 is shaping up to be a far more significant update than this year's iOS upgrade.
Anthropic has now pulled ahead of OpenAI in the AI race, becoming the world's most valuable startup after a massive funding round.
For years, Bill Gates worked to build a reputation as a philanthropist rather than just a tech billionaire. But new questions about his links to Jeffrey Epstein are now putting that image under pressure, with reports suggesting the fallout is starting to affect some of his biggest public appearances.
If GitHub Copilot helps you code every day, your monthly bill may become a little less predictable starting today. Microsoft has switched the AI coding assistant to a usage-based pricing model, meaning the more AI you use, the more credits you consume and potentially pay for.
Apple's first smart glasses are now tipped for a late 2027 launch, with the company reportedly prioritising design, AI and everyday usability over flashy AR features.
Sarvam AI has reduced the price of its Vision API by 67 percent after developers and partners used the platform to digitise more than 35 million pages. The company says infrastructure improvements helped lower costs while handling growing demand.
Google is seeking approval to release up to 32 million specially treated mosquitoes in parts of California and Florida as part of an effort to reduce disease transmission. The unusual project would be monitored over two years to assess its effectiveness and safety.
Microsoft's move to a token-based pricing model for GitHub Copilot is leaving many developers worried about sharply rising monthly costs. Early reactions suggest that some users could see their bills multiply significantly compared to the current flat subscription system.
Meta is reportedly preparing to test an AI-powered pendant as part of its latest push into wearable devices. The move comes as the company looks to grow its hardware business after Reality Labs reported a $4.03 billion quarterly loss.
A LinkedIn post by an Adobe executive seeking a software engineering role for his son after a campus offer was withdrawn has gone viral online. The incident has sparked fresh debate about the challenging job market facing engineering graduates amid changing hiring trends and the rise of AI.
Companies are pouring money into AI tools like Claude in the hope of boosting productivity, but rising costs are starting to raise questions about the returns. Reports involving Microsoft, Uber and a company that allegedly received a $500 million Claude bill show the growing challenge of managing AI spending.
