Deepinder Goyal is hitting back at doctors calling his Rs 85,000 Temple wearable a scam. He says he has invested $20 million of his own money into the project and insists its science will stand up to scrutiny. However, some doctors are still not convinced.
This week's tech launches bring something for everyone, from new HP laptops and SanDisk portable SSDs to Karbonn smartphones. So, if you're planning to gift a gadget this Diwali, you have some new options to check out.
Want to buy the iPhone 17 but don't want to spend nearly Rs 1 lakh? Flipkart is offering the phone for under Rs 60,000. But there is a catch.
WhatsApp is rolling out a Meta AI-powered photo expansion tool to select iPhone users. The feature reportedly allows users to expand their photos into a 9:16 format for chats and Status updates without needing a separate editing app.
Airbnb plans to launch an AI-powered travel agent in the first half of 2027. The agent will help users discover destinations, compare stays, plan itineraries and book entire trips, while also assisting with reservations, refunds and other travel-related issues.
A hacking campaign linked to Russia may have put iPhone and Android users at risk, with hackers stealing personal data simply by getting them to visit compromised websites. Here is what you need to know.
Blinkit Ambulance will charge Rs 2,500 for non-emergency bookings while keeping emergency transfers free. According to Goyal, the company took the decision to discourage non-emergency bookings and keep its ambulances available for patients who need urgent medical attention.
Zomato is making it easier to order from your favourite restaurants, even if they are 40km away. The company has introduced Limitless Delivery, which lets users order food from restaurants across their city.
Meta is reportedly done with its fruit-themed AI naming game. After Avocado, Mango and Watermelon, Mark Zuckerberg's company is ready to ditch fruity codenames for something more serious.
OpenAI is giving ChatGPT a fun new trick. You can now turn your selfies, pet photos or even text prompts into animated GIFs, tweak individual frames and adjust playback speed. Here's how Images 2.6 works and how you can try it.
After targeting supermarket refrigerators across Europe, hackers have now turned their attention to blood storage facilities in France. They remotely changed freezer settings to 110 degrees Celsius.
Apple could launch the standard iPhone 18 alongside two other models in spring 2027. The delayed release may bring an A20 chip, additional memory and improved battery life.
Google's promise with the Fitbit Air is to give you deeper insights into your health and fitness while cutting down on screen time. It works mostly as advertised but there's something else you need to know before you buy. India Today Tech reviews.
Anthropic has lost three key members of its Claude Code team within two weeks. Their departures come as the company prepares for its IPO.
Delhi's air is getting toxic again, and an air purifier may be on your winter shopping list. But with so many models promising cleaner air, how do you know which one actually works? From HEPA filters to CADR, here's what you should check before buying one.
A few days after the Florida plane crash, the names of the people who died it in have been released. The plane was carrying tech entrepreneur Adam Robinson, his family and a couple of friends. On Tuesday one of the tweets Robinson made in 2023 went viral.
Google has brought Dreambeans to India. The AI app uses information from selected Google services to turn your online activity into personalised daily stories, while letting you choose what information it can access.
Apple says don't expect cheaper iPhones or MacBooks, or big discounts, anytime soon. Rising memory-chip prices and growing AI costs are putting pressure on the company, which has already started increasing prices on some devices.
What happens when one AI tries to fix another? MIT researchers used OpenAI's GPT-6 Astra to modify Alibaba's Qwen AI model directly, boosting its maths scores without retraining it.
Young mathematicians are getting increasingly worried about their future as AI gets better at solving complex maths problems. A new MIT study finds many fresh graduates are even losing motivation to pursue research, with some questioning whether academic mathematics is still worth pursuing.
