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Google's new AI Health Coach costs Rs 99 a month and promises to be your personal trainer, dietician and sleep analyst. But is it actually worth ditching your human coach for? Read on to find out., Gadgets, Times Now |
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Google's new AI Health Coach costs Rs 99 a month and promises to be your personal trainer, dietician and sleep analyst. But is it actually worth ditching your human coach for? Read on to find out., Gadgets, Times Now |
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Krafton has opened pre-registration for BGMI Lite in India through the Google Play Store. The game is scheduled to launch later in 2026, although the company has not announced an exact release date yet. |
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Moonshot AI, a Chinese startup, is negotiating revenue-sharing agreements with major US tech companies like Microsoft, Amazon, and Google for its Kimi K3 AI model. , Technology & Science, Times Now |
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Any deal could mark the first big revenue-sharing pact between a Chinese AI firm and a major U.S. cloud company |
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Besides the legal industry, Google said it will roll out industry tools for the financial services sector and other industry-specific offerings in the near future. |
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While regulatory debates strongly differentiate between closed and open-weight models, Shane Huntley, CTO and Senior Director at Google Threat Intelligence Group, challenged this black-and-white approach |
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Haier Mini LED M70 TV series comes with 5 screen sizes ranging from 43 inches to 85 inches. The lineup features Mini LED technology, Dolby Vision, AI-powered picture processing, Google TV and gaming features such as 120Hz DLG, VRR and ALLM. |
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Of all the Pixel 11 series phones, the one that is the hero of this review seems the least changed compared to its predecessor. In many ways it is similar to last year's Pixel 10. But in some important ways it is also different, and that makes it the default premium Android phone for most people. |
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Google Maps has a very handy feature for people behind the wheels with Android Auto helping with live updates. |
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Dario Amodei's Anthropic has recruited Amir Salek, a former Google chip expert, to help create its own AI hardware, aiming to lessen reliance on external suppliers., Technology & Science, Times Now |