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Sandisk has launched two portable SSDs in India, offering storage capacities of up to 4TB and read speeds of up to 2,000MB/s. Here are their prices, features and availability. |
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Sandisk has launched two portable SSDs in India, offering storage capacities of up to 4TB and read speeds of up to 2,000MB/s. Here are their prices, features and availability. |
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Canva is cutting 22 per cent of its global workforce, affecting 1,271 employees, as part of a major restructuring. The company plans to merge its Product, Growth and Platform teams, make Sydney a central hub for product roles and require most hybrid employees to work from the office for 3 days/week. |
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Media reports from around India have periodically fuelled the belief that lizards can poison food. But while such incidents raise legitimate food-safety concerns, they also risk giving an already misunderstood animal a worse reputation. |
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Krafton has announced the BGMI Air India launch date. The lighter version of BGMI will arrive on December 10 with a 1GB download size, cross-play support and compatibility with existing accounts., Technology & Science, Times Now |
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November's weather is taking different turns across India, with rain expected in the south while the capital looks set for a relatively calm day. |
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IIT Madras has built a 360-degree ship simulator that can raise a 12-metre wave, a thunderstorm and zero-visibility fog on dry land. Here is how it trains India's port pilots and why your body believes the floor is moving. |
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Aditya-L1 observed a 5 August 2024 solar eruption expanding unevenly and with a tilt. The finding challenges uniform bubble models and could strengthen space-weather forecasting. |
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With winter smog returning to North India, buyers face a common choice for large living rooms: invest in a single powerful air purifier or split the budget across two smaller units. |
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In the forests of Assam's Kaziranga National Park, where one-horned rhinoceroses have long faced the threat of poaching, one of the most determined members of the anti-poaching force had four legs, a sharp nose and an extraordinary instinct for following a trail. His name was Zorba, a Belgian Malinois who helped forest officials track down more than 60 poachers during his career. |
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Explains NavIC vs GPS debates, recent NVS-03 launch, and why India aims for independent, reliable regional navigation. |