Author: Kanhaiya Suthar

Samsung might be gearing up for something pretty different in its smartwatch lineup. The company is rumored to be working on a device codenamed Galaxy Aero, and—this is the interesting part—it may ditch Google’s Wear OS in favor of a real-time operating system (RTOS). The clue? Folks dug up references to “galaxy_rtos_watch” in the code for Samsung’s Galaxy Wearable app. That points to Samsung experimenting with a more lightweight operating system for its next wearable. Galaxy Aero looks like it’ll slot right between the upcoming Galaxy Fit 4 fitness tracker and the recently launched Galaxy Watch FE. So imagine something…

Iran is quietly thinking about letting European countries help clear mines from the Strait of Hormuz—something that could take some heat out of one of the world’s most tense shipping routes, according to Bloomberg. This shift comes as diplomats scramble ahead of Tuesday, the deadline President Trump set. He’s threatened U.S. airstrikes if Tehran doesn’t quickly agree to reopen the waterway. U.S. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent told CNBC on Tuesday that a deal to restore normal shipping might even come together “today or tomorrow.” Publicly, Iran keeps insisting it won’t let foreign powers get involved with demining the strait. Privately,…

The Delhi Police dropping charges against a 15-year-old girl for swearing at Prime Minister Narendra Modi is not a simple act of forgiveness, but a much-needed step when questions are being raised over Indian democracy. It’s not about who is right or wrong; what this girl did was not acceptable, and it becomes a bigger trouble when the protest at Jantar Mantar was all about non-violence. Though the recent dropping of charges highlights something bigger: how law, public outrage, and politics rarely move in sync—especially today, when outrage goes viral in a heartbeat. This all kicked off after a video…

With subsystem design underway and the first module set for 2028, the Bharatiya Antariksh Station is quietly inching closer to becoming India’s own address in orbit. This station isn’t just a talking point anymore—not just a slide in a PowerPoint or a punchline in a patriotic speech. The BAS project is now deep in the weeds: engineers wrangling with technical drawings, specifications, stacks of paperwork—the stuff that actually gets things built. According to the latest update to Parliament, ISRO has wrapped up the Baseline Design Review and system engineering for BAS-01, the first of five planned modules. An expert committee…

President Droupadi Murmu has signed off on the Public Examinations (Prevention of Unfair Means) Amendment Bill, 2026, so it’s now law. This happens just as India’s exam system is struggling to regain trust. Let’s face it, scandals like paper leaks, answer key fraud, impersonation, and digital tampering keep rocking competitive exams. Students and job seekers are anxious, and for good reason. This amended law casts a wider net. Now, it covers a longer list of offenses and brings top recruitment and testing bodies under its reach—think the Union Public Service Commission, Staff Selection Commission, Railway Recruitment Board, and the National…

Samsung Electronics is sounding the alarm about a deepening global memory chip shortage. On Thursday, the company said it expects supply to get even tighter by 2027—and not let up in 2028. The reason? AI companies and data center operators keep demanding more memory chips than the industry can produce. Now, more AI firms are bypassing the usual channels and going straight to Samsung to lock in chips with multi-year deals. The shortage is making customers nervous enough that they’re racing to secure capacity years in advance. Samsung’s response? They’re expanding long-term contracts to give clients peace of mind (and…

Flipkart, owned by Walmart, is gearing up to jump into India’s online food delivery space in the next few weeks, squaring off with big players like Zomato and Swiggy. Kalyan Krishnamurthy, the group’s CEO, confirmed these plans on July 24. Flipkart won’t rush into it nationwide. They’ll start small, test things out, and get feedback before taking the plunge across more cities. The pilot should kick off in about a month. First, they’ll check if their offering really clicks with customers. They’ll use what they learn to tweak the service, then look to expand. Krishnamurthy put it simply: “We will…

Elon Musk thinks we’re heading into a time where artificial intelligence and robotics change everything—so much so that money just won’t matter the way it does now. In a chat with The Economist, Musk said that AI might outsmart all of humanity within just five years. He believes that smart machines will be able to make stuff so cheaply and at such a massive scale that the old rules of economics start to fall apart. Imagine a world he calls a “quasi-infinite economy,” powered by automation and advanced robotics. By 2036, Musk says, nobody’ll need to work for money. People…

Thousands of Hyundai Motor workers walked off the job this week. For three days, they mounted a partial strike after wage negotiations broke down, and the action is already drawing attention for more than just pay. Industry watchers say it’s one of the first big labor protests directly linked to Hyundai’s plans to roll out humanoid robots on their production lines. About 40,000 union members at Hyundai downed tools for part of their scheduled shifts, a rolling work stoppage that lasted through Wednesday. And pay isn’t their only concern. Union leaders want formal talks about how and when robots will…

On Friday in Shanghai, Chinese AI startup Moonshot pulled back the curtain on Kimi K3, calling it the world’s largest open-weight AI model. President Xi Jinping used the same day—at a big tech conference in Shanghai—to double down on China’s push to lead in artificial intelligence. The announcement sent shockwaves through the market. Investors bailed on Chinese tech and AI stocks, spooked that Kimi K3’s sheer size, open-access approach, and aggressive pricing might set off an even fiercer global race in generative AI. So, what’s Kimi K3? Moonshot says it’s a massive 2.8 trillion-parameter large language model built for some…