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Samsung Galaxy S26 FE, Galaxy Tab S12+ and Galaxy A07s have reportedly appeared on Google's Play Console Supported Devices list. The Tab S12+ has also surfaced in Wi-Fi and 5G variants, with some models reportedly receiving certification in India and other markets.

The iPhone 17 Pro Max is listed with exchange and bank offers that can bring its effective price below Rs 1 lakh, while offering a 6.9-inch OLED display, A19 chip and 48MP triple rear cameras.

Keep charging cables, computer wires and power cords under control with these practical cable organiser kits designed for cleaner desks and clutter-free workspaces.

Europe is set to witness a total solar eclipse after 26 years. This is also a valuable window for scientists to study solar activity. But why do scientists need to study the sun, and why is a total solar eclipse a perfect time to do so?

ChatGPT's new Computer History feature can remember activity on your Mac, helping users revisit workflows, improve productivity and turn repeated actions into reusable skills while keeping control over data.

Britain's fields, parks and lawns were thriving areas of fresh greenery, just before summer arrived. Then, everything was burnt to a crisp, with a yellow and golden hue and now landscapes as old as thousands of years have been revealed as green outlines against yellow backgrounds.

From compact foldable designs to sturdy metal stands, these affordable mobile holders make video calls, streaming and hands-free work easier.

Samsung Galaxy Watch Ultra 2 is built less for casual step-counting and more for runners, climbers and divers who push their bodies (and their watches) to the limit.

The WhatsApp disruption was highlighted around 8 pm IST when users started facing the issue without any prior warning from the Meta group's messaging app.

Apple is reportedly negotiating with news publishers to give its upcoming AI-powered Siri access to licensed news content. The proposed deals could involve a nine-figure budget and payments to publishers based on how often their reporting is used.