Science And Technology

Google has rolled out an Android Auto update that fixes frequent connection drops and crashes affecting users on version 17.2.

Fibre-optic cables spread across the seafloor have long carried internet traffic between countries, but researchers are discovering another surprising use for this global network; detecting whales. A 2022 study in 'Frontiers in Marine Science' showed that existing submarine fibre-optic cables could be turned into vast underwater sensors capable of detecting and locating baleen whales.

The achievement came shortly after #China's Long March-10B reusable rocket successfully completed its maiden flight and recovery test on July 10, marking a wave of breakthroughs in reusable launch technology. The parallel progress of state-owned and private aerospace players... pic.twitter.com/ExJwEFTHwM

The iPhone 18 Pro is beginning to look less like another stop on Apple's yearly upgrade cycle and more like a phone that could actually make people stop and compare their current device. The iPhone 17 Pro may still be a capable flagship, but the next generation is rumoured to bring changes across the chip, battery, modem, cameras and display.

E-commerce and quick-commerce platforms that sell food products fall under the category of Food Business Operators. So they are required to comply with food-safety obligations, even if they are not brick-and-mortar stores.

Explore how a patient data collective inspired by Amul could revolutionise drug discovery and development for rare diseases in India.

The candidate shared that the interviewer asked him to switch on his laptop camera and join the meet through his phone as well and turn on the back camera on it

Mark Zuckerberg has expanded his global property portfolio with a centuries-old Irish castle, featuring 440 acres, 11 bedrooms and a fascinating history., People, Times Now

How does ChatGPT know it is talking to a teenager? Do these safeguards hold up in real conversations? And will they work equally for all teenagers?

Feeling emotionally overwhelmed after work, Karima Williams began using Anthropic's Claude to process stress and become a more present parent. The experience later inspired her to build an AI-powered web app that helps others anonymously vent, reset and regain emotional balance.