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Google sued for $6.6 billion in UK for abusing dominance in search

Google is being sued in the UK over allegations that the tech giant abused its dominance in the online search market to drive up prices

Tech Wrap April 17: Moto Book 60 launch, Samsung Galaxy M56, OpenAI models

Motorola debuts Moto Book 60, Pad 60 Pro. Samsung Galaxy M56 launched. OpenAI releases a new o-series models. Samsung's OneUI 7 update delayed. Google's Gemini Live's camera and screen sharing

Samsung delays OneUI 7 update for older generation models yet again: Report

An updated schedule, first spotted by a Reddit user via the Samsung Members app, reveals that One UI 7 rollout to multiple devices has been delayed by about a month from their original timelines

OpenAI releases o3 and o4-mini AI models with native agentic abilities

OpenAI highlighted that these new o-series reasoning models are the first to include images directly in their chain of thought

Ahoy, gamers! Microsoft gives big boost to Xbox app: Check new features

Now, users will be able to purchase games, Game Pass subscriptions, and add-on content directly through the Xbox app on their Android and iOS devices

Anthropic may release AI-voice mode feature for its Claude chatbot: Report

Reportedly, Anthropic is developing a 'ChatGPT voice' like feature for its Claude AI chatbot with several voice options

OnePlus Nord CE 5 with 7100 mAh battery to be launched soon: What to expect

Reportedly, the OnePlus Nord CE 5 will be powered by the MediaTek Dimensity 8350, and will likely feature a dual-camera set up at the back featuring Sony sensors

Google to drop country-specific domains for Search: What it means for users

Google is set to streamline the search experience by redirecting country code top-level domain names to google.com in the coming months; the company said this update will not change how it works

iQOO Z10 with 7300 mAh battery goes on sale in India: Price, offers, more

Priced at Rs 21,999, iQOO Z10 is available on the company's official website and e-commerce platform Amazon India

Beats launches USB 2.0 charging cables for Apple, Android devices: Prices

Beats-branded cables are available for purchase at a starting price of Rs 1,900 from Apple's official website

OpenAI exploring social network that could directly rival Elon Musk's X

OpenAI eyes social media debut with ChatGPT image tool at core; Altman seeks feedback as rivalry with Musk, Meta intensifies over real-time AI data dominance

Tech Wrap April 15: Motorola Edge 60 Stylus, Redmi A5, Apple privacy, more

Motorola launched Edge 60 Stylus. Xiaomi debuts Redmi A5 in India. Apple to enhance data privacy. Prince of Persia now available for Android and iOS. Apple releases iOS 18.5 developer beta 2

Motorola Razr 60 Ultra may launch with Snapdragon 8 Elite: What to expect

Motorola Razr 60 Ultra is set to launch on April 24, alongside the standard Razr 60 and new Edge 60 series smartphones

CMF Phone 2 Pro to Vivo T4: Smartphones to be launched in India this month

April will also mark the first sale month for some phones launched last month, such as the Google Pixel 9a, which will be available for purchase in the country from April 16

Apple to enhance AI using user data, assures no compromise on privacy

Currently, Apple uses synthetic data that mimic the structure and characteristics of user-generated content to improve Apple Intelligence-based features

Prince of Persia: The Lost Crown game is now available for Android and iOS

Prince of Persia: The Lost Crown is an action-adventure game inspired by the Metroidvania genre, set in a mythological Persian universe where players take on the role of Sargon to save Prince Ghassan

Anlon Technology Solutions Limited Launches India's First Make in India Runway Rubber/Paint Removal Machine for Noida International Airport

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Deep tech not just for startups; govt, industry must step up: Bikhchandani

Joining the debate on Indian startups' focus on online deliveries and betting apps instead of deep tech, tech founder Sanjeev Bikhchandani on Monday said building deep tech isn't the responsibility of startups because funds required for it are too large, and the government as well as deep-pocketed groups such as Reliance and Adani will need to step in. In a longish post on X, Bikhchandani, a serial entrepreneur whose ventures include job portal Naukri.com, and matrimony site Jeevansathi.com and co-founding Ashoka University, said unlike startup funding, deep tech investing needs funds with a longer time horizon of more than 20-25 years. Investors such as venture firms and individual entrepreneurs will do what according to them makes commercial sense and "sometimes out of passion, romance and foolishness". "But even so if you can't make commercial sense out of it, they can't carry on indefinitely without financial support," he said. "And therefore, there is this gap between it being

Samsung pauses One UI 7 rollout over 'serious bug' report: What happened

Samsung has yet to acknowledge the issue or officially confirm the halt of the One UI 7 update rollout. However, there are reports confirming that the One UI 7 roll out has been halted

Google may integrate Circle to Search into Gemini's screen-sharing feature

While Google Circle to Search lets users search for screen elements via web search, "Circle Screen" will offer AI-powered responses