News This is the Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 5. It can finally, truly close shut There is no gap between the two halves of the screen. You still can't afford it!
Future French town will track irresponsible owners using DNA from pet poop Paw Patrol turns to Poo Patrol. By the way, a similar plan was proposed for a Spanish town, as well, way back in 2015.
Media The Indian government doesn't want you to see boobies on Netflix But it's okay if politicians watch porn in parliament!
News Tata is about to make iPhones in India Tata is reportedly coughing up $600 million to acquire the factory of Wistron, one of Apple’s global contractor manufacturers, after it shuttered India operations in May 2023.
Internet Feeling stressed? You are more likely to click shady links in a bad email, says research If your brain is jelly due to overwork. Or you’re crying an Atlantic Ocean after a bad breakup. Or just stressed at the banality of our brief lives on the cosmic scale. Well, don’t click on random email links out of boredom.
Future This robotic glove teaches piano tune-by-tune to hands that lost music mojo after an accident It wants to help people that have had an accident. It knows song notes, and every time you make a mistake, the fingertip will guide it to the correct tune.
Internet WhatsApp now lets you transfer chat history to new phones with just a QR code scan Just the way you scan a QR code to add new contacts or share yours, WhatsApp now lets you transfer your entire chat history to new phones with just a scan. It’s quick, convenient, and secure.
Internet YouTube will cock-block you if it detects an ad-blocker on your computer YouTube only made $28.8 billion in ad revenue last year, so it needs you to view those money-making ads and survive in these tough times. Or, you can just buy YouTube Premium live happily ever after.
Future This paper-thin transparent skin patch is also a speaker, and a mic, too Bond can be slick and seductive at his spy game with cutting-edge gizmos, but he got nothing on nerdy scientists making a transparent skin that turns into an invisible mic or a speaker.
Internet Medical research says cutting down on booze actually helps tone down depression Even if a person’s alcohol consumption level was at a dangerously unhealthy level, making even small cutbacks was found to help with their state of depression. Simply put, pulling away actually works with depression symptoms.
Internet Too much AI chat can screw you over with insomnia, loneliness, and post-work alcoholism, says research A research published in the Journal of Applied Psychology says humans interacting too much with an AI at work faced its wrath on their physical and mental health.
News Google Photos is now the Ultimate paparazzi app: It tags faces from behind and turns your pics into Hollywood blockbusters! Google Photos: Because who needs personal boundaries? Now it can tag people even if they're camera-shy! Privacy? Pfft, just another word for yesterday. Let the paparazzi invasion begin!
News Spotify preps an offline playlist feature for times you enter an internet-less abyss Spotify will let you enjoy music with a playlist of offline songs, even if you enter the dark pits of hell. Just don’t expect this to be a free perk. Duh!
News WhatsApp adds Channels. Your chat app is now social media, lads! Channel is like a social media page — but more like a politician, who comes to the stage from time to time, barks at the audience, but doesn’t let anyone speak. You come, you read, and you fuck right off back to your life.
Internet This chatty AI is your emotional support bud. It’s frikkin fun and eerily human! The creators of Pi say their surprisingly empathetic and fun AI can be your “coach, confidante, creative partner, or sounding board.” The best part is that you can access it almost everywhere — from web browsers to Instagram, and even WhatsApp.
Future Fucking in space is not a good idea, warn non-horny scientists The idea of making sweet, sweet love while floating in space sounds romantic. Space tourism offers a ripe opportunity for such out-of-Earth experiences, but scientists are against the idea of humping in microgravity.
Future This computer mouse is controlled using the tongue The world is full of weird tech that probably no one really needs, but a few rare exceptions pop up from time to time. One such gizmo is the MouthPad, a Bluetooth mouse that fits inside a person's mouth and uses the tongue for cursor movement on a
Internet ChatGPT now lets you wipe that embarrassing AI chat history You will no longer see your chat history on the side bar every time you run to ChatGPT for help. Also, the company will stop using your chats for training its AI, if you care about such a thing.
Mobile This app reads news as if you’re a 5-yo kid, a lost poet, or an emoji-talking alien Artifact is a news app by Instagram co-founders Kevin Systrom and Mike Krieger. It summarizes news articles as if you’re a 5-year-old kid. Or a Gen Z queen. Or a poet. Or someone who talks in emojis only.
Features Featured Elon Musk is now the Lord of Twitter. We’re all just piss-poor online peasants Elon Musk turned Twitter's blue badge verification system of the past into a cheap online clout plaything. Now, the new Twitter Lord has pushed us "peasants" into a social media chaos of scams, mimicry, and frauds.
Features Featured Twitter is fucked! Twitter has changed a lot ever since billionaire Mars-wet-dreamer and serial-Earth-populator Elon Musk bought it. Unfortunately, the changes don't smell good for us mortal users!
Mobile Samsung Galaxy S23 series first look: beyond the snazz and jazz! I played around with the Galaxy S23 trio for a while. In a nutshell, the real trick of these phones is hiding deep under that sleek chassis.
Mobile Google's supervillain rules for Android bend the knee in India, and we're gonna reap the benefits Google acts like a greedy, dollar-smelling witch with Android. In India, it finally got the reality check, and it is now making changes that will make you cry happy tears.
Mobile India cooks its very own mobile operating system that is still based on Android's skeleton BharOS rejects Google services and the idea of pre-installed apps. You will be able to sideload properly vetted apps. No release information yet. No brand promises yet.
