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Google's upcoming Pixel 11 series could introduce a new HiLight feature that uses a glowing indicator on the rear of the phone to alert users about calls and notifications. A leaked code string reportedly suggests that users may be able to assign different colours to individual contacts.

Few scientists have reshaped humanity's understanding of the universe as profoundly as Max Planck. Celebrated as the father of quantum theory, the German physicist not only revolutionised modern physics but also left behind timeless reflections on science, philosophy and the limits of human knowledge.

The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) has issued specific guidelines regarding when banks and regulated lenders are permitted to remotely lock financed smartphones, tablets, or laptops.

Tax holiday was announced in Budget 2026-27, exempting foreign companies from Indian tax on income from cloud services sold globally through data centre services located in India.

Meta's top executives met with India's Electronics and IT Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw for a second day, intensifying scrutiny over content moderation, algorithm compliance, and legal adherence after temporary removal of PM Modi's Facebook post.

Jio's Smart Wall technology could significantly improve indoor Wi-Fi and mobile network coverage. Instead of generating signals, the AI-powered system reflects existing 5G and future 6G signals which are designed for wall panels, to eliminate dead zones and improve connectivity throughout.

Samsung plans to launch the Galaxy One UI 9.5 update in early 2027, marking the second major software release based on Android 17. , Technology & Science, Times Now

Apple's Vision Pro headset has potential applications in the medical field, particularly in enhancing surgical efficiency. , Technology & Science, Times Now

Saturn's largest moon, Titan, has liquid rain, rivers and seas much like Earth, except its clouds are made of methane rather than water vapour. Planetary scientists studying the moon found that its rainstorms are far more extreme than anyone had anticipated.