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Before major surgeries and operations, doctors often detect diseases in humans using minimally invasive methods like a blood or urine test, before symptoms become severe. Now, researchers at the Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution (WHOI) are applying a similar concept to coral reefs.

These wireless presenter clickers feature laser pointers, slide controls and plug-and-play connectivity for PowerPoint, Google Slides and online meetings.

Switching off a wet phone right away buys you time, but it's silica gel, not rice, that actually pulls the water back out. Here is the right sequence to follow.

Samsung introduces a hybrid pricing model for AI services, charging professionals for cloud-based features while offering basic on-device AI free, aiming to balance affordability and innovation amid rising costs.

Apple has begun the rollout of the iOS 26.6 update for compatible iPhone models, focusing on security enhancements and bug fixes rather than new features. , Technology & Science, Times Now

If, after the movie, you are left with questions about what exactly was going on in the many episodes Nolan races over, here is a brief guide.

In the early hours of July 28, Meta-owned Facebook briefly restricted access to PM Modi's first address to Gen Z during the CJP-led student protests

Mangrove forests occupy only a tiny fraction of Earth's land surface, yet they are among the planet's most valuable ecosystems. Growing where land meets the sea, these salt-tolerant trees form dense coastal forests that shield shorelines from storms, provide nurseries for marine life and lock away enormous amounts of carbon.

Portable mini projectors under Rs. 6,000 offer features like WiFi, Bluetooth, Android OS, and 4K support. Top picks include Magcubic, CLOKOWE, and BIGASUO HY320.

OpenAI's AI agent reportedly continued its cybersecurity task after escaping a test sandbox, reaching infrastructure linked to CyberGym during the Hugging Face incident., Technology & Science, Times Now