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OnePlus Pad Go 2 First Impressions
The OnePlus Pad Go 2 is all set to be launched in India on December 17. On paper, it promises meaningful upgrades over the first-generation Pad Go. The tablet comes in two colourways and sports a sports a 12.1-inch 2.8K screen. It is claimed to be the first OnePlus tablet to support 5G connectivity, along with the new Stylo. There are still things ...
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Moto G67 Power Review: Big on Power, Low on Price
The Moto G67 Power is a budget smartphone from Motorola with a really confusing price tag, as there are devices from Motorola’s own lineup that lock horns with it at a slightly higher price. Despite having good hardware on paper, the new Moto G67 Power, will only cater to the needs of those on a very tight budget.
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Samsung Galaxy A26 Review: Keeping Up With the Times
Samsung’s Galaxy A26 packs a few upgrades over its predecessor, the Galaxy A25. There’s an IP67-rated design which appears slightly different and it offers a bigger display, which also means that the phone has grown larger in size. The chipset too is an upgrade, but again a minor one over the Galaxy A25. Things look fine on paper, but it all fa...
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iQOO Z10x Review: A Big Battery Budget Smartphone
iQOO’s Z10x appears to be a proper contender for the budget smartphone segment. It’s equipped with one of the biggest batteries in its class and it’s all packaged in a design that appears slimmer than its predecessor. iQOO’s even gone with an updated processor that’s best in class. However, all is not what it seems like on paper as we dis...
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Adobe Develops SlimLM That Can Process Documents Locally on Devices Without Internet Connectivity
Adobe researchers have published a paper that details a new artificial intelligence (AI) model capable of processing documents locally on a device. Published last week, the paper highlights that researchers experimented with existing large language models (LLMs) and small language models (SLMs) to find how to reduce the size of the AI model while k...
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Apple Trained Two AI Models Using Google's Chips, Research Paper Shows
Apple relied on chips designed by Google rather than industry leader Nvidia to build two key components of its Artificial Intelligence (AI) software infrastructure for its forthcoming suite of AI tools and features, an Apple research paper published on Monday, July 29 showed.
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Infinix Hot 20 5G Review: 5G on a Budget
Infinix’s Hot 20 5G appears to have everything a buyer would expect from a budget 5G smartphone on paper, but after using the phone for a week, I am convinced that this is not the case. While the phone packs capable hardware, it fails when it comes to execution, leading to poor software and camera performance. Should you still get it for its impr...
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For JEE Mains, A Russian Allegedly Hacked Software For Cheating: 10 Facts
The national entrance exam, JEE Mains, which determines the fates of lakhs of students was compromised last year, the CBI said today, as it interrogated a Russian man who was allegedly at the centre of the scam.
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Oppo Reno 8 Pro Review: Style With Substance?
Oppo’s Reno 8 Pro may have a solid spec sheet on paper along with a fancy design, but comes up short when compared to the competition, both in terms of camera performance and value.
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OnePlus 10 Pro 5G Review: A Perfect Ten?
The OnePlus 10 Pro 5G picks up where the OnePlus 9 Pro left off and incorporates many changes which, on paper, should make it a better flagship. Find out in our review whether the new 10 Pro 5G is a worthy upgrade over its predecessor.
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How to Buy, Sell, and Hold Crypto
The first thing to know is that cryptos are very different from other stuff that you invest in. People store their crypto in a mobile or Web wallet. That's a mobile app or Web service that stores your keys and addresses. The problem with the centralised exchange method is that the crypto is not in your "wallet". It's in the exchange's wallet. So if...
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MicroStrategy CEO Michael Saylor Bullish on Bitcoin Despite Paper Loss
Bitcoin's largest corporate investor MicroStrategy has decided to continue to pour money into its “digital asset strategy” despite taking a loss. The US-based business intelligence software developer said the current value of its Bitcoin holdings was $2.051 billion (roughly Rs. 15,255 crores), that was a cumulative impairment loss of $689.60 mi...
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Porsche Launches Investigation Into Suspected Engine Manipulation: Report
Volkswagen's luxury sports vehicle unit Porsche AG has launched an internal investigation into the suspected manipulation of petrol engines, German weekly Bild am Sonntag (BamS) reported. Porsche has informed Germany's automotive watchdog KBA, the Stuttgart prosecutor's office, as well as U.S. authorities of suspected illegal changes to hardware an...
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CBSE Tightens Measures For '100% Error-Free' Exams, Class 12 Papers From February 15
The CBSE software displays the live trend of average marks scored across the centres and can be used for moderation of marks in case there's an unfair degree of ambiguity or difficulty in the question paper.
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CBSE Adopts TETRA Software For Level Playing Field In Exams
The CBSE had also used the TETRA software last year when it weathered opprobrium from all quarters after the Maths and Economics papers for class 10 and class 12, respectively were leaked.
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OnePlus Pad Go 2 First Impressions
The OnePlus Pad Go 2 is all set to be launched in India on December 17. On paper, it promises meaningful upgrades over the first-generation Pad Go. The tablet comes in two colourways and sports a sports a 12.1-inch 2.8K screen. It is claimed to be the first OnePlus tablet to support 5G connectivity, along with the new Stylo. There are still things ...
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Moto G67 Power Review: Big on Power, Low on Price
The Moto G67 Power is a budget smartphone from Motorola with a really confusing price tag, as there are devices from Motorola’s own lineup that lock horns with it at a slightly higher price. Despite having good hardware on paper, the new Moto G67 Power, will only cater to the needs of those on a very tight budget.
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Samsung Galaxy A26 Review: Keeping Up With the Times
Samsung’s Galaxy A26 packs a few upgrades over its predecessor, the Galaxy A25. There’s an IP67-rated design which appears slightly different and it offers a bigger display, which also means that the phone has grown larger in size. The chipset too is an upgrade, but again a minor one over the Galaxy A25. Things look fine on paper, but it all fa...
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iQOO Z10x Review: A Big Battery Budget Smartphone
iQOO’s Z10x appears to be a proper contender for the budget smartphone segment. It’s equipped with one of the biggest batteries in its class and it’s all packaged in a design that appears slimmer than its predecessor. iQOO’s even gone with an updated processor that’s best in class. However, all is not what it seems like on paper as we dis...
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Adobe Develops SlimLM That Can Process Documents Locally on Devices Without Internet Connectivity
Adobe researchers have published a paper that details a new artificial intelligence (AI) model capable of processing documents locally on a device. Published last week, the paper highlights that researchers experimented with existing large language models (LLMs) and small language models (SLMs) to find how to reduce the size of the AI model while k...
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Apple Trained Two AI Models Using Google's Chips, Research Paper Shows
Apple relied on chips designed by Google rather than industry leader Nvidia to build two key components of its Artificial Intelligence (AI) software infrastructure for its forthcoming suite of AI tools and features, an Apple research paper published on Monday, July 29 showed.
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Infinix Hot 20 5G Review: 5G on a Budget
Infinix’s Hot 20 5G appears to have everything a buyer would expect from a budget 5G smartphone on paper, but after using the phone for a week, I am convinced that this is not the case. While the phone packs capable hardware, it fails when it comes to execution, leading to poor software and camera performance. Should you still get it for its impr...
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For JEE Mains, A Russian Allegedly Hacked Software For Cheating: 10 Facts
The national entrance exam, JEE Mains, which determines the fates of lakhs of students was compromised last year, the CBI said today, as it interrogated a Russian man who was allegedly at the centre of the scam.
-
Oppo Reno 8 Pro Review: Style With Substance?
Oppo’s Reno 8 Pro may have a solid spec sheet on paper along with a fancy design, but comes up short when compared to the competition, both in terms of camera performance and value.
-
OnePlus 10 Pro 5G Review: A Perfect Ten?
The OnePlus 10 Pro 5G picks up where the OnePlus 9 Pro left off and incorporates many changes which, on paper, should make it a better flagship. Find out in our review whether the new 10 Pro 5G is a worthy upgrade over its predecessor.
-
How to Buy, Sell, and Hold Crypto
The first thing to know is that cryptos are very different from other stuff that you invest in. People store their crypto in a mobile or Web wallet. That's a mobile app or Web service that stores your keys and addresses. The problem with the centralised exchange method is that the crypto is not in your "wallet". It's in the exchange's wallet. So if...
-
MicroStrategy CEO Michael Saylor Bullish on Bitcoin Despite Paper Loss
Bitcoin's largest corporate investor MicroStrategy has decided to continue to pour money into its “digital asset strategy” despite taking a loss. The US-based business intelligence software developer said the current value of its Bitcoin holdings was $2.051 billion (roughly Rs. 15,255 crores), that was a cumulative impairment loss of $689.60 mi...
-
Porsche Launches Investigation Into Suspected Engine Manipulation: Report
Volkswagen's luxury sports vehicle unit Porsche AG has launched an internal investigation into the suspected manipulation of petrol engines, German weekly Bild am Sonntag (BamS) reported. Porsche has informed Germany's automotive watchdog KBA, the Stuttgart prosecutor's office, as well as U.S. authorities of suspected illegal changes to hardware an...
-
CBSE Tightens Measures For '100% Error-Free' Exams, Class 12 Papers From February 15
The CBSE software displays the live trend of average marks scored across the centres and can be used for moderation of marks in case there's an unfair degree of ambiguity or difficulty in the question paper.
-
CBSE Adopts TETRA Software For Level Playing Field In Exams
The CBSE had also used the TETRA software last year when it weathered opprobrium from all quarters after the Maths and Economics papers for class 10 and class 12, respectively were leaked.
