X under massive cyberattack from ‘Ukraine area’ – Musk
The tech billionaire has suggested that a large coordinated group or a state actor was involved
March lunar eclipse promises stunning views
The eclipse will unfold over several hours, offering viewers a rare, leisurely opportunity to witness the transition.
WhatsApp updates emoji reactions panel with cleaner design
WhatsApp updates emoji reactions panel with a compact layout for better navigation in chats, groups, and channels
Australian scientists discover oldest meteorite crater
Australian scientists have identified the world’s oldest known meteorite impact crater in Western Australia’s remote Pilbara region.
Apple delays AI-powered Siri upgrades until 2026
The setback highlights the difficulties Apple faces in developing a next-generation voice assistant that seamlessly integrates AI.
AI-driven brain implant helps paralyzed man control robotic arm
The study’s findings not only advance our understanding of brain activity but also pave the way for more sophisticated assistive devices.
SpaceX’s Starship rocket explodes againÂ
The FAA’s ongoing investigations and potential regulatory hurdles could further delay the spacecraft’s progress.
Apple unveils new MacBook Air with M4 chip, AI features, and a price cut
With the latest MacBook Air models, Apple is not only pushing for better performance but also making its premium laptops more accessible.
Meta AI gets a dedicated screen in WhatsApp’s latest update
While no official release date has been announced, it will be made available in a future WhatsApp update for Android users.
Google unveils live video and screen sharing for Gemini at MWC 2025
Google adds Live Video and Screen Sharing to Gemini, enabling real-time AI help through camera and on-screen interactions for Android users.
Musk loses injunction bid against OpenAI as legal battle heats up
Musk escalated his battle with OpenAI in February when he led an investor group that offered to buy the company for $97.4 billion.
Antarctica’s powerful ocean current faces a 20% slowdown by 2050
The ACC, the world’s strongest ocean current, is on track to slow down by 20% by 2050 due to climate change, according to new research.