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Samsung Preparing to Launch Galaxy Buds Able as Clip-On Open-Ear Earbuds: Report
Samsung is reportedly developing the Galaxy Buds Able, a clip-style open-ear wireless earbud that sits on the ear instead of sealing the ear canal, according to a report. The report supports earlier leaks and suggests the earbuds could launch alongside Samsung's next foldable smartphones. The Galaxy Buds Able is expected to use air-conduction audio...
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JLR, Stellantis Join Hands To Develop Cars In The US
JLR and Stellantis sign MoU to explore joint car development in the US, focusing on product innovation, technology sharing, and expanding market presence.
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Penalise Them: Netizens Respond With Solutions For Defaulters At Barrier-less Tolls
Netizens have responded with solutions for motorists misusing barrier-less tolls in Delhi.
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New York's LaGuardia Airport Introduces AI Hologram Concierge To Assist Travellers
Navigating busy terminals could soon feel simpler, thanks to a new AI-powered guide now in action at LaGuardia Airport.
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Vegetable Vendor In Bengaluru Uses AI Data Collection Gear, Earns "Rs 350/Hour", Video Viral
A viral post claims that the gear is used to collect real-world data for artificial intelligence training.
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Kerala Forms India's First AI Ministry, PK Kunhalikutty Gets Charge
Veteran Indian Union Muslim League (IUML) leader PK Kunhalikutty has been assigned Industries and Commerce, Information Technology, and the newly created Artificial Intelligence department.
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Kerala Chief Minister Keeps Finance, Law As Governor Approves Portfolios
Indian Union Muslim League (IUML) leader P K Kunhalikutty will take care of Industries and Commerce, Information Technology, Artificial Intelligence, Startups, Mining and Geology and Handlooms and Textiles.
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Stress And Brain Activity: Indian Institute Of Technology Kanpur Study Links 'Relaxed' Brain To Cognitive Impact
Researchers at the Indian Institute of Technology (IIT) Kanpur are studying alpha waves in the brain -- typically active when a person is awake and relaxed -- to understand how stress affects cognitive functions like attention, working memory, and ri
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Will Topgolf's Leadership Revamp Turn Around Sliding Revenues To Drive Next Big Golf Craze?
Topgolf has revealed an executive leadership shake-up amid revenue challenges and following the Leonard Green deal. Here’s why the changes matter.
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Japan Stores Will Sell Eel Bred In Captivity Priced At Rs 5,500
Japanese researchers have bred eels in captivity and will sell them in shops for the first time to reduce pressure on endangered eel populations.
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Apple's New Chief Hardware Officer Restructures Leadership to Speed Up Product Development: Report
Apple's new Chief Hardware Officer, Johny Srouji, is reportedly rearranging the company's hardware development and shifting oversight of key functions, including product design, "part of an effort to speed up work on future devices". Johny Srouji is reportedly making the internal changes this month. He recently took on an expanded role overseeing b...
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You Can Now Talk To Your Gmail Inbox, As Revealed At Google IO 2026
Powered by Gemini, the feature uses voice technology to help users find buried information quickly, understand context and follow-up questions, and is set to roll out to Google AI Ultra subscribers in summer 2026.
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Southwest Airlines Launches Global Innovation Centre In Hyderabad
Southwest Airlines launches its first global innovation centre in Hyderabad to boost tech and engineering operations.
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Digital Health Revolution: India Pitches Plan At World Health Assembly
Geneva/New Delhi, May 19 (IANS) Union Health Minister J.P. Nadda on Tuesday reiterated India’s commitment to equitable healthcare, digital innovation, and international cooperation during the plenary session of the 79th World Health Assembly in Genev
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Will You Stay Middle Class Forever? US Billionaire Says This Simple Childhood Test Holds The Answer
The decades-old test, first conducted on children, involves placing a marshmallow in front of a four-year-old and giving them a choice - eat one marshmallow immediately or wait until the researcher returns and receive two instead.
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Samsung Preparing to Launch Galaxy Buds Able as Clip-On Open-Ear Earbuds: Report
Samsung is reportedly developing the Galaxy Buds Able, a clip-style open-ear wireless earbud that sits on the ear instead of sealing the ear canal, according to a report. The report supports earlier leaks and suggests the earbuds could launch alongside Samsung's next foldable smartphones. The Galaxy Buds Able is expected to use air-conduction audio...
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JLR, Stellantis Join Hands To Develop Cars In The US
JLR and Stellantis sign MoU to explore joint car development in the US, focusing on product innovation, technology sharing, and expanding market presence.
-
Penalise Them: Netizens Respond With Solutions For Defaulters At Barrier-less Tolls
Netizens have responded with solutions for motorists misusing barrier-less tolls in Delhi.
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New York's LaGuardia Airport Introduces AI Hologram Concierge To Assist Travellers
Navigating busy terminals could soon feel simpler, thanks to a new AI-powered guide now in action at LaGuardia Airport.
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Vegetable Vendor In Bengaluru Uses AI Data Collection Gear, Earns "Rs 350/Hour", Video Viral
A viral post claims that the gear is used to collect real-world data for artificial intelligence training.
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Kerala Forms India's First AI Ministry, PK Kunhalikutty Gets Charge
Veteran Indian Union Muslim League (IUML) leader PK Kunhalikutty has been assigned Industries and Commerce, Information Technology, and the newly created Artificial Intelligence department.
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Kerala Chief Minister Keeps Finance, Law As Governor Approves Portfolios
Indian Union Muslim League (IUML) leader P K Kunhalikutty will take care of Industries and Commerce, Information Technology, Artificial Intelligence, Startups, Mining and Geology and Handlooms and Textiles.
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Stress And Brain Activity: Indian Institute Of Technology Kanpur Study Links 'Relaxed' Brain To Cognitive Impact
Researchers at the Indian Institute of Technology (IIT) Kanpur are studying alpha waves in the brain -- typically active when a person is awake and relaxed -- to understand how stress affects cognitive functions like attention, working memory, and ri
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Will Topgolf's Leadership Revamp Turn Around Sliding Revenues To Drive Next Big Golf Craze?
Topgolf has revealed an executive leadership shake-up amid revenue challenges and following the Leonard Green deal. Here’s why the changes matter.
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Japan Stores Will Sell Eel Bred In Captivity Priced At Rs 5,500
Japanese researchers have bred eels in captivity and will sell them in shops for the first time to reduce pressure on endangered eel populations.
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Apple's New Chief Hardware Officer Restructures Leadership to Speed Up Product Development: Report
Apple's new Chief Hardware Officer, Johny Srouji, is reportedly rearranging the company's hardware development and shifting oversight of key functions, including product design, "part of an effort to speed up work on future devices". Johny Srouji is reportedly making the internal changes this month. He recently took on an expanded role overseeing b...
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You Can Now Talk To Your Gmail Inbox, As Revealed At Google IO 2026
Powered by Gemini, the feature uses voice technology to help users find buried information quickly, understand context and follow-up questions, and is set to roll out to Google AI Ultra subscribers in summer 2026.
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Southwest Airlines Launches Global Innovation Centre In Hyderabad
Southwest Airlines launches its first global innovation centre in Hyderabad to boost tech and engineering operations.
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Digital Health Revolution: India Pitches Plan At World Health Assembly
Geneva/New Delhi, May 19 (IANS) Union Health Minister J.P. Nadda on Tuesday reiterated India’s commitment to equitable healthcare, digital innovation, and international cooperation during the plenary session of the 79th World Health Assembly in Genev
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Will You Stay Middle Class Forever? US Billionaire Says This Simple Childhood Test Holds The Answer
The decades-old test, first conducted on children, involves placing a marshmallow in front of a four-year-old and giving them a choice - eat one marshmallow immediately or wait until the researcher returns and receive two instead.
