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On July 25, 2026, ChatGPT, its app, and APIs suffered a major global outage with thousands of reports on Downdetector. OpenAI logged

Google says soaring global RAM prices have forced it to increase Pixel 11 prices, while optimising Android to reduce memory usage and help offset future hardware costs.

For centuries, humans have searched for ways to extend life, first through medicine that prevented early deaths and later through research aimed at slowing the biological processes associated with aging. But even if scientists eventually found a way to stop many age-related problems, the body might still face limits built into its own cells.

India could soon introduce offline UPI payments powered by NFC technology, allowing users to make digital transactions without an internet connection. The feature is expected to work through a UPI Lite wallet, enabling tap-to-pay transactions of up to Rs. 2,000 at certified merchant PoS terminals.

iQOO has launched the Z11 Lite 5G in India, the company's latest budget smartphone. It is powered by the MediaTek Dimensity 6300 chipset and is backed by a 6,500 mAh battery.

Samsung's upcoming Galaxy F70 Pro has appeared on Geekbench, revealing key specifications and performance metrics. It will feature the Snapdragon 6 Gen 3 processor, scoring 998 in single-core and 3090 in multi-core tests. , Technology & Science, Times Now

India now assembles every iPhone model sold globally. Here's a researched guide to which companies are hiring, what roles are open, required qualifications, and how to apply.

Facebook is trialing a full-screen video feature that mimics TikTok, aiming to enhance user engagement on the platform. This immersive experience will launch immediately upon opening the app, though users can opt-out and revert to the traditional format. , Technology & Science, Times Now

Earth's interior stores an immense reservoir of heat, yet only a handful of countries have managed to turn that energy into a major source of electricity. The reason has never been a shortage of heat beneath the ground.