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Google Testing Reduced Free Storage Limit for New Gmail Accounts Without a Verified Phone Number
Google appears to limit free account storage to 5GB for new Gmail accounts without a phone number. Users who verify their numbers are provided the standard 15GB of free storage. With the latest move, several users criticise that the company will access more user data. A few users claim that the change will help the tech giant reduce spam. Users who...
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100 Killed As Heavy Rain, Storms Hit Uttar Pradesh; 21 Dead In Prayagraj
The weather changed suddenly last evening, with clouds of dust covering large parts of Uttar Pradesh.
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Evidence In Antarctic Ice Suggests That Earth Passing Through Supernova Debris, Says Study
The researchers analysed 295 kilograms of ice extracted from the European Project for Ice Coring in Antarctica (EPICA).
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Microsoft's $1 Billion Kenya Data Centre Project Halts Over Payment: Report
Microsoft and its Abu Dhabi-based partner G42 had sought commitments from the Kenyan government to guarantee annual payments for a fixed amount of computing capacity.
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Scientists Solve Venus Cloud Puzzle Using Simple Fluid Dynamics
Scientists discovered that a giant atmospheric wave on Venus behaves like a hydraulic jump seen in kitchen sinks. The process may explain the planet’s enormous sulfuric acid cloud front and its unusually fast atmospheric super rotation.
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New Study Suggests Uranus and Neptune May Contain More Rock Than Ice
New models suggest Uranus and Neptune may contain significantly more rock than ice beneath their atmospheres. The findings challenge decades of planetary science and could lead to a reclassification of the outer planets.
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Elon Musk's SpaceX In Talks With Google Over Orbiting Data Centres
Traditional data centres consume vast amounts of electricity and water, leading firms to search for alternatives that are cleaner and more sustainable.
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Air India Has A New Way To Keep Kids Busy On Long Flights. It Is Called Cloud Chasers
Air India launches Cloud Chasers, a comprehensive travel program designed to enhance flying experiences for families with young children.
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Watch: Rare Waterspout Forms Off Odisha's Puri Coast, Stuns Tourists
The Meteorological Department said that the phenomenon was caused by unstable weather conditions in the Bay of Bengal and advised fishermen to remain vigilant.
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Scientists Find Rare X-Ray Source That Could Reveal Truth Behind "Little Red Dots"
The newly discovered "X-ray dot," officially called 3DHST-AEGIS-12014, is located about 11.8 billion light-years from Earth.
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NASA Captures Rare Spiral-Shaped Cloud Formations Near Remote Antarctic Island
The few studies conducted on the island have mainly focused on geology, biodiversity, and climate history preserved in the ice.
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Can Vinesh Phogat Compete In Comeback Event? WADA Rule For Retired Athletes Raises Question
Wrestler Vinesh Phogat's eligibility to return to competitive wrestling remains under a cloud ahead of the National Open Ranking Tournament in Gonda due to ambiguity over her compliance with the World Anti-Doping Agency's mandatory six-month notice rule for athletes coming out of retirement
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Rare "Rainbow Cloud" Stuns Residents In Indonesia, Internet Calls It "Breathtaking"
On social media, commenters weren't so sure about the iridescent clouds, asking if it was real or even hinting at chemtrails.
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Online Food Delivery Still Just 11% Of Total Food Services, Shows Large Untapped Market: Report
Online food delivery in India has grown from 3 to 11 percent of the total food services market since 2018, showing strong adoption and growth potential.
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Over 300 Families Evacuate Philippines Due To Ashfall From Volcano
No deaths or injuries were reported, but massive clouds of ash scattered over 87 villages in 3 towns, slowing down motorists due to poor visibility.
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Google Testing Reduced Free Storage Limit for New Gmail Accounts Without a Verified Phone Number
Google appears to limit free account storage to 5GB for new Gmail accounts without a phone number. Users who verify their numbers are provided the standard 15GB of free storage. With the latest move, several users criticise that the company will access more user data. A few users claim that the change will help the tech giant reduce spam. Users who...
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100 Killed As Heavy Rain, Storms Hit Uttar Pradesh; 21 Dead In Prayagraj
The weather changed suddenly last evening, with clouds of dust covering large parts of Uttar Pradesh.
-
Evidence In Antarctic Ice Suggests That Earth Passing Through Supernova Debris, Says Study
The researchers analysed 295 kilograms of ice extracted from the European Project for Ice Coring in Antarctica (EPICA).
-
Microsoft's $1 Billion Kenya Data Centre Project Halts Over Payment: Report
Microsoft and its Abu Dhabi-based partner G42 had sought commitments from the Kenyan government to guarantee annual payments for a fixed amount of computing capacity.
-
Scientists Solve Venus Cloud Puzzle Using Simple Fluid Dynamics
Scientists discovered that a giant atmospheric wave on Venus behaves like a hydraulic jump seen in kitchen sinks. The process may explain the planet’s enormous sulfuric acid cloud front and its unusually fast atmospheric super rotation.
-
New Study Suggests Uranus and Neptune May Contain More Rock Than Ice
New models suggest Uranus and Neptune may contain significantly more rock than ice beneath their atmospheres. The findings challenge decades of planetary science and could lead to a reclassification of the outer planets.
-
Elon Musk's SpaceX In Talks With Google Over Orbiting Data Centres
Traditional data centres consume vast amounts of electricity and water, leading firms to search for alternatives that are cleaner and more sustainable.
-
Air India Has A New Way To Keep Kids Busy On Long Flights. It Is Called Cloud Chasers
Air India launches Cloud Chasers, a comprehensive travel program designed to enhance flying experiences for families with young children.
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Watch: Rare Waterspout Forms Off Odisha's Puri Coast, Stuns Tourists
The Meteorological Department said that the phenomenon was caused by unstable weather conditions in the Bay of Bengal and advised fishermen to remain vigilant.
-
Scientists Find Rare X-Ray Source That Could Reveal Truth Behind "Little Red Dots"
The newly discovered "X-ray dot," officially called 3DHST-AEGIS-12014, is located about 11.8 billion light-years from Earth.
-
NASA Captures Rare Spiral-Shaped Cloud Formations Near Remote Antarctic Island
The few studies conducted on the island have mainly focused on geology, biodiversity, and climate history preserved in the ice.
-
Can Vinesh Phogat Compete In Comeback Event? WADA Rule For Retired Athletes Raises Question
Wrestler Vinesh Phogat's eligibility to return to competitive wrestling remains under a cloud ahead of the National Open Ranking Tournament in Gonda due to ambiguity over her compliance with the World Anti-Doping Agency's mandatory six-month notice rule for athletes coming out of retirement
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Rare "Rainbow Cloud" Stuns Residents In Indonesia, Internet Calls It "Breathtaking"
On social media, commenters weren't so sure about the iridescent clouds, asking if it was real or even hinting at chemtrails.
-
Online Food Delivery Still Just 11% Of Total Food Services, Shows Large Untapped Market: Report
Online food delivery in India has grown from 3 to 11 percent of the total food services market since 2018, showing strong adoption and growth potential.
-
Over 300 Families Evacuate Philippines Due To Ashfall From Volcano
No deaths or injuries were reported, but massive clouds of ash scattered over 87 villages in 3 towns, slowing down motorists due to poor visibility.
