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Hideo Kojima's Espionage Game Physint Changes Hands From PlayStation to Xbox After Sony Backs Out of Project
Xbox is now set to publish Hideo Kojima's tactical espionage title, Physint, after Sony announced it was backing out of the project. The game will be published by Xbox Game Studios, which is also set to publish Hideo Kojima's horror title, OD.
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Why Did Apple Launch A Foldable Phone? Understanding The Economics Behind It
Market research firm IDC believes iPhone Duo could help the sale of foldable phones to grow by 12 per cent.
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Apple Product Roadmap Through 2029: iPhones, Macs, Smart Glasses and More Tipped
Apple will reportedly launch the Apple TV 4K set-top box and HomePod Mini 2 alongside the iPhone 18 Pro series during the Surprise and Shine event or shortly after. By the end of 2026, the company is expected to unveil its first iPad Mini model with an OLED display, which is said to be “one of the biggest updates” in the product’s history. Ap...
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Why Are You Always Exhausted? Study Finds Common Link In 5 Conditions
Applied across the five conditions, Orion found that genetic changes, that appeared to have little in common, connected into the same regulatory circuitry.
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Popular Sugar Substitute Linked To Heart Attacks And Strokes, Study Warns
Xylitol is added in much higher concentrations to consumer products because it tastes like sugar but has about 40% fewer calories.
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'Developers Sitting Idle': Techie Claims AI Broke Productivity Pipeline
A techie in the healthcare domain says artificial intelligence (AI) has broken the developer productivity pipeline, causing idleness.
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Can Everyday Indian Foods Boost Collagen Naturally Without Supplements?
Different types of food can naturally boost collagen without supplements. Here is why you need to consume collagen and how to regulate it naturally.
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Which State Is Known As The Salt Capital Of India?
From vast salt pans to the white landscape of the Rann of Kutch, this state produces more salt than any other in the country.
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Honey, Makeup, Hockey Sticks: Over 500 Canadian Products Face 50% US Tariff
When first announcing the planned 50% tariffs last month, Trump said that the new taxes would be levied on Canadian products ranging from hockey sticks to wine. And the list is long - covering more than 550 goods.
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Employee Claims 2-To-10 Is 'Way Better' Than 9-To-5 Shift, Triggers Debate: 'You Are More Productive'
Remote worker in Spain claims that the 2 pm to 10 pm shift was 'way better' and improved productivity as well as work-life balance.
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Apple May Expand India Manufacturing Beyond iPhones: Union Minister
The government is targeting cumulative mobile-phone production of around Rs 39 lakh crore during the five-year scheme period
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A Spanish Baker Turned Bread Into A Rs 1.7 Lakh Luxury Item With Gold And Silver. See Pic
The world's most expensive bread contains edible gold and silver, which are applied in three different forms: dust, flakes and leaf.
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Office Empty At 10 AM, Entrepreneur Blames Bengaluru Traffic For Killing Productivity
Bengaluru-based entrepreneur blames the city's traffic for killing productivity, as employees arrive at the office after a lot of struggle.
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Apple’s macOS Tahoe 26.7 Reportedly Includes References to iPhone 18, New Macs and More
Apple’s latest Mac software build contains internal identifiers linked to several products that have yet to reach the market. The list includes the iPhone 18 Pro models, foldable iPhone Ultra, next MacBook Pro and iMac models, a future iPad mini, camera-equipped AirPods, Beats headphones and new home accessories. The code also points to a possibl...
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Boost Cooking Gas Production: India To Local Refineries Amid Hormuz Crisis
Refiners have been ordered to "implement all technically and economically feasible measures" to maximize LPG output beyond current minimum producible levels, as per a government notification.
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Hideo Kojima's Espionage Game Physint Changes Hands From PlayStation to Xbox After Sony Backs Out of Project
Xbox is now set to publish Hideo Kojima's tactical espionage title, Physint, after Sony announced it was backing out of the project. The game will be published by Xbox Game Studios, which is also set to publish Hideo Kojima's horror title, OD.
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Why Did Apple Launch A Foldable Phone? Understanding The Economics Behind It
Market research firm IDC believes iPhone Duo could help the sale of foldable phones to grow by 12 per cent.
-
Apple Product Roadmap Through 2029: iPhones, Macs, Smart Glasses and More Tipped
Apple will reportedly launch the Apple TV 4K set-top box and HomePod Mini 2 alongside the iPhone 18 Pro series during the Surprise and Shine event or shortly after. By the end of 2026, the company is expected to unveil its first iPad Mini model with an OLED display, which is said to be “one of the biggest updates” in the product’s history. Ap...
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Why Are You Always Exhausted? Study Finds Common Link In 5 Conditions
Applied across the five conditions, Orion found that genetic changes, that appeared to have little in common, connected into the same regulatory circuitry.
-
Popular Sugar Substitute Linked To Heart Attacks And Strokes, Study Warns
Xylitol is added in much higher concentrations to consumer products because it tastes like sugar but has about 40% fewer calories.
-
'Developers Sitting Idle': Techie Claims AI Broke Productivity Pipeline
A techie in the healthcare domain says artificial intelligence (AI) has broken the developer productivity pipeline, causing idleness.
-
Can Everyday Indian Foods Boost Collagen Naturally Without Supplements?
Different types of food can naturally boost collagen without supplements. Here is why you need to consume collagen and how to regulate it naturally.
-
Which State Is Known As The Salt Capital Of India?
From vast salt pans to the white landscape of the Rann of Kutch, this state produces more salt than any other in the country.
-
Honey, Makeup, Hockey Sticks: Over 500 Canadian Products Face 50% US Tariff
When first announcing the planned 50% tariffs last month, Trump said that the new taxes would be levied on Canadian products ranging from hockey sticks to wine. And the list is long - covering more than 550 goods.
-
Employee Claims 2-To-10 Is 'Way Better' Than 9-To-5 Shift, Triggers Debate: 'You Are More Productive'
Remote worker in Spain claims that the 2 pm to 10 pm shift was 'way better' and improved productivity as well as work-life balance.
-
Apple May Expand India Manufacturing Beyond iPhones: Union Minister
The government is targeting cumulative mobile-phone production of around Rs 39 lakh crore during the five-year scheme period
-
A Spanish Baker Turned Bread Into A Rs 1.7 Lakh Luxury Item With Gold And Silver. See Pic
The world's most expensive bread contains edible gold and silver, which are applied in three different forms: dust, flakes and leaf.
-
Office Empty At 10 AM, Entrepreneur Blames Bengaluru Traffic For Killing Productivity
Bengaluru-based entrepreneur blames the city's traffic for killing productivity, as employees arrive at the office after a lot of struggle.
-
Apple’s macOS Tahoe 26.7 Reportedly Includes References to iPhone 18, New Macs and More
Apple’s latest Mac software build contains internal identifiers linked to several products that have yet to reach the market. The list includes the iPhone 18 Pro models, foldable iPhone Ultra, next MacBook Pro and iMac models, a future iPad mini, camera-equipped AirPods, Beats headphones and new home accessories. The code also points to a possibl...
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Boost Cooking Gas Production: India To Local Refineries Amid Hormuz Crisis
Refiners have been ordered to "implement all technically and economically feasible measures" to maximize LPG output beyond current minimum producible levels, as per a government notification.
