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Apple Tipped to Introduce Camera Upgrades Through 2028; iPhone 18 Pro Could Lead Shift to Advanced Imaging
Apple is said to be working on several upgrades for future iPhone models, including a 1/1.12-inch ultra-large main sensor, optical image stabilisation (OIS) for ultra-wide lenses, and a 200-megapixel periscope telephoto camera. The iPhone 18 Pro models are said to offer a variable aperture system. If the testing proves successful, these technologie...
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Samsung Galaxy S27 Ultra Could Launch With Silicon-Carbon Battery Upgrade: Report
Samsung is reportedly testing silicon-carbon battery technology for future flagship smartphones, even as the Galaxy S26 Ultra retains a 5,000mAh battery. A new report claims the company is evaluating high-capacity cells up to 20,000mAh using new stacking methods. While the technology allows higher energy density without increasing thickness, curren...
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Singapore's Growth Model Faces Test Amid Global Trade Challenges
Despite the existing challenges, Singapore is projected to outpace many developed peers as economies grapple with fallout from the Iran war.
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Mumbai Civic Body To Test Gen Z Solutions To Urban Challenges
The initiative integrates fresh perspectives and technological literacy of the younger generation to bring innovative solutions.
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US Army Tests AI Chatbot To Guide Soldiers On Battlefield Decisions
The US Army is developing AI models trained on data from real missions, with the goal of deploying a chatbot specifically for soldiers.
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iPhones in Deep Space: NASA Breaks Rules for Artemis 2 Crew; 5 Key Facts
NASA took a historic leap in human spaceflight with the launch of Artemis II on Thursday. It is the first crewed mission in its Artemis programme and marks the humans’ first return to the vicinity of the Moon for more than five decades. While the spotlight has firmly been on the astronauts, the spacecraft, and the critical mission objectives, a s...
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NASA Plans Nuclear-Powered Spacecraft for Skyfall Mission to Mars
NASA’s Skyfall mission will test nuclear electric propulsion with the Space Reactor-1 Freedom spacecraft. Launching in 2028, it will deploy helicopter swarms on Mars to scout landing sites and search for water, potentially cutting travel time by 25%.
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Scientists Drive Antimatter On A Road Trip To Test Stability Across Route
European Organization for Nuclear Research (CERN) is experimenting with whether antimatter particles can remain stable during road transit trial.
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"Now He'll Blame The Job Market": Bengaluru Techie Reveals Candidate With 13-Year Experience Fails Basic Coding Test In Interview
The post quickly went viral, and many users commented on the discrepancy between the candidate's claims and actual skills.
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New Fridge-Free Vaccine Could Revolutionise Immunisation Access For All
A new thermostable vaccine that does not require refrigeration has shown promising early results in a human trial. If successful, the technology could simplify vaccine delivery worldwide and significantly improve access for rural populations.
![[Sponsored] Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra First Look: AI Smartphone for Creators, Gaming & Productivity](https://c.ndtvimg.com/2026-03/e3q5h6g8_image_160x120_19_March_26.jpg?downsize=245:163 "[Sponsored] Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra First Look: AI Smartphone for Creators, Gaming & Productivity")
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Apple Tipped to Introduce Camera Upgrades Through 2028; iPhone 18 Pro Could Lead Shift to Advanced Imaging
Apple is said to be working on several upgrades for future iPhone models, including a 1/1.12-inch ultra-large main sensor, optical image stabilisation (OIS) for ultra-wide lenses, and a 200-megapixel periscope telephoto camera. The iPhone 18 Pro models are said to offer a variable aperture system. If the testing proves successful, these technologie...
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Samsung Galaxy S27 Ultra Could Launch With Silicon-Carbon Battery Upgrade: Report
Samsung is reportedly testing silicon-carbon battery technology for future flagship smartphones, even as the Galaxy S26 Ultra retains a 5,000mAh battery. A new report claims the company is evaluating high-capacity cells up to 20,000mAh using new stacking methods. While the technology allows higher energy density without increasing thickness, curren...
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Singapore's Growth Model Faces Test Amid Global Trade Challenges
Despite the existing challenges, Singapore is projected to outpace many developed peers as economies grapple with fallout from the Iran war.
-
Mumbai Civic Body To Test Gen Z Solutions To Urban Challenges
The initiative integrates fresh perspectives and technological literacy of the younger generation to bring innovative solutions.
-
US Army Tests AI Chatbot To Guide Soldiers On Battlefield Decisions
The US Army is developing AI models trained on data from real missions, with the goal of deploying a chatbot specifically for soldiers.
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iPhones in Deep Space: NASA Breaks Rules for Artemis 2 Crew; 5 Key Facts
NASA took a historic leap in human spaceflight with the launch of Artemis II on Thursday. It is the first crewed mission in its Artemis programme and marks the humans’ first return to the vicinity of the Moon for more than five decades. While the spotlight has firmly been on the astronauts, the spacecraft, and the critical mission objectives, a s...
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NASA Plans Nuclear-Powered Spacecraft for Skyfall Mission to Mars
NASA’s Skyfall mission will test nuclear electric propulsion with the Space Reactor-1 Freedom spacecraft. Launching in 2028, it will deploy helicopter swarms on Mars to scout landing sites and search for water, potentially cutting travel time by 25%.
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Scientists Drive Antimatter On A Road Trip To Test Stability Across Route
European Organization for Nuclear Research (CERN) is experimenting with whether antimatter particles can remain stable during road transit trial.
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"Now He'll Blame The Job Market": Bengaluru Techie Reveals Candidate With 13-Year Experience Fails Basic Coding Test In Interview
The post quickly went viral, and many users commented on the discrepancy between the candidate's claims and actual skills.
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New Fridge-Free Vaccine Could Revolutionise Immunisation Access For All
A new thermostable vaccine that does not require refrigeration has shown promising early results in a human trial. If successful, the technology could simplify vaccine delivery worldwide and significantly improve access for rural populations.
