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A black market for fake patents in India threatens research integrity, as companies exploit academics for academic reputation gains.

A prolific angel investor known for conducting deals over WhatsApp, Shah has spent the past 15 years building products across digital payments, credit cards and lending-areas that increasingly overlap with WhatsApp's ambitions in commerce and financial services.

Lava on Thursday introduced Smart series and launched Smart 4 Plus for the budget segment buyers under sub-10k category in India. The phone is IP64 rated for dust and splash resistance

Apple's second developer beta of iOS 27 adds a new Siri mode inside the iPhone Camera app. The shift brings visual intelligence into a familiar interface and streamlines on-the-spot searches.

Google's move to gather data beyond text inputs is significant given that AI models need diverse data in the form of audio or video to improve accuracy and performance.

After relocating her company to Dubai, entrepreneur Riya Upreti shared how cleaner streets, better infrastructure and public spaces changed her perspective

Chinese researchers have developed a ceramic-based lithium battery that remains stable in extreme heat, a breakthrough that could help power next-generation electronics in harsh environments.

The International Space Station (ISS), after over two decades in orbit, is set for a controlled deorbit, with NASA planning to guide it into a remote section of the Pacific Ocean, near Point Nemo. , Technology & Science, Times Now

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