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Samsung on Tuesday introduced the Galaxy Z TriFold, its first triple-folding smartphone featuring a 10-inch display, strengthened Armor FlexHinge, and the Snapdragon 8 Elite for Galaxy chipset. The slim 3.9 mm device packs a 200 MP camera and Samsung’s largest foldable battery.
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Cyber security officials in Hyderabad have warned businesses about rising prompt injection attacks that trick AI systems into leaking sensitive data. Experts say many organisations link AI tools to internal systems, increasing the risk of serious breaches without stronger guardrails
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IndiGo has completed the mandatory Airbus software upgrade on all 200 of its A320-family aircraft, while Air India has finished updates on over 90 per cent of its fleet. The directive from EASA affected global flight operations, including 338 flights in India.
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Apple will open its first retail store in Noida on December 11 at DLF Mall of India, marking its fifth outlet in India. The store will feature Apple’s latest devices, expert support, free workshops, and exclusive content ahead of launch.
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Social media trolling of Mangli led to a complaint with the police and the troller had immediately apologised apparently fearing a police case
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Indian astronaut Shubhanshu Shukla, the first Indian to travel to the International Space Station as part of the Axiom-4 mission, emphasised that the next five to ten years will be crucial for India’s space exploration. He is also among the four astronauts selected for India’s upcoming Gaganyaan mission in 2027.
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Google Maps is adding new Gemini-powered features, including hands-free conversational navigation, landmark-based directions, proactive traffic alerts, and Lens-assisted exploration. The upgrade aims to make driving, discovering places and managing tasks easier across Android and iOS in regions where Gemini is available.
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We should not fear a machine that thinks. We should fear becoming people who do not
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Indrajaal Drone Defence has launched India’s first Anti-Drone Patrol Vehicle (ADPV), branded as the Indrajaal Ranger. Unlike traditional stationary anti-drone systems, the Ranger offers mobile detection, AI-driven threat assessment, and real-time interception.
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Oakley and Meta have announced their AI-powered performance eyewear, Oakley Meta HSTN, with camera, speakers, water resistance and Ultra HD recording. Pre-sales begin November 25 and it launches nationwide December 1, priced from Rs 41,800.
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Google Meet suffered a major outage across India on Wednesday, preventing thousands of users from joining meetings. Downdetector logged over 1,700 complaints, with most reporting website and server issues. Users flooded X with concerns and jokes as Google awaited to issue a statement.
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Nasscom Foundation and IBM have launched a nationwide skilling initiative to train over 87,000 underserved youth in emerging technologies through the IBM SkillsBuild platform. The programme blends digital learning, project-based training, mentorship and placement-linked skilling to boost employability and career readiness.
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Samsung has launched the next-generation R20 ultrasound system in India, featuring advanced AI tools, Crystal Architecture™ imaging technology, and an ergonomic clinician-focused design. The system enhances diagnostic accuracy, workflow efficiency, and performance across a wide range of clinical applications.
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Hyderabad-based EON Space Labs has developed MIRA, India’s first indigenous electro-optical space telescope, designed to withstand the harsh conditions of Low Earth Orbit missions. The miniaturised telescope is scheduled for a heritage flight in December 2025.
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A study of 738 UK harbour porpoises (1990–2021) shows mercury levels rising about 1% annually, nearly doubling since the 1990s. Higher mercury burdens increased the risk of death from infectious disease, revealing persistent ocean contamination despite the Minamata Convention
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Bitcoin fell 7.18% to $85,966, its lowest since April, as US jobs data and economic uncertainty triggered a crypto selloff. Ether dropped 7.92%, wiping out gains for 2025 amid cautious investor sentiment and falling risk appetite.
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Twenty-six e-commerce platforms have voluntarily declared compliance with India’s guidelines to remove dark patterns. The CCPA praised the step as exemplary and urged other online businesses to conduct audits, promoting transparency, consumer protection, and ethical digital practices.
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Washington Governor Bob Ferguson declared an emergency after a leak shut down the Olympic Pipeline, threatening jet fuel supply to Seattle-Tacoma International Airport. The order temporarily relaxes driving-hour limits for fuel transporters to maintain airport operations amid uncertainty over pipeline repairs
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LinkedIn research reveals that 91% of Hyderabad SMBs are adopting or planning to adopt AI solutions, with equal optimism for business growth. AI is driving hiring, marketing, and operations, while platform credibility and data security emerge as key competitive advantages.
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Amazon India will launch Meta Ray-Ban smart glasses on November 21, 2025, as part of its growing premium wearables portfolio. The product features AI-powered hands-free functionality and will be available with same-day delivery, no-cost EMI, and exclusive launch offers.
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Amazon Pay has launched its three-week ‘Impossible Travel Deals’ festival, offering up to 20% off on flights and 60% off on hotels from November 18 to December 9, 2025. The fest includes limited-time international deals, Prime member cashbacks, and special 8PM offers.
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“123456” remains India’s most common password for the second consecutive year, according to NordPass. Despite adding symbols, many users rely on predictable combinations. Experts warn weak and reused passwords contribute to 80% of data breaches, urging stronger, unique credentials.
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Amazon India’s Creator Programs have engaged over 2 crore shoppers this year, with 1.25 lakh creators driving discovery, especially in non-metro cities. Programs like Amazon Live and the Influencer Program empower creators to deliver authentic, interactive, and personalized shopping experiences nationwide.
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Samsung TV Plus India has partnered with top global Creators, including Mark Rober, to launch six curated FAST channels. The service now offers over 160 channels on 14 million Samsung Smart TVs, bringing science, creativity, and entertainment to audiences nationwide.