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24 Jan

Spain’s Zonair3D is Advancing its ‘Made in India’ Initiative as Indoor Air Quality becomes a Central Focus in India’s Health Agenda

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Alessandro Dotti, Group Chief Executive Officer of Zonair3D and Royden Correa, Chief Executive Officer, Zonair Projects India Pvt. Ltd. (Z3D India) New Delhi [India], January 24: Zonair3D, a Spanish clean-air technology company, has renewed its long-term commitment to India with a plan focused on local growth. The company aims to make advanced indoor air purification more accessible in institutions, businesses, and high-end homes. This move comes as more people and organisations in India pay attention to indoor air quality and preventive health. Zonair3D’s strategy in India focuses on making its proven clean-air systems more available by working with local partners.…

24 Jan

Apple AI Wearable Pin Is Poised to Boldly Shake Up Tech in 2027

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New Delhi [India], January 24: Apple’s next hardware move is not another phone refresh. It is reportedly a wearable AI pin that could arrive by 2027, signalling a serious shift beyond screens. What the Apple AI Wearable Pin Means Apple has been refining gadgets that we are already familiar with for decades. Phones. Watches. Tablets.The Apple AI wearable pin is different. It signals that Apple is no longer thinking in terms of screens, but in terms of presence. It has been reported that Apple is working on a pin-shaped AI wearable device, roughly the size of an AirTag, though slightly…

24 Jan

5 Best Sites to Purchase a Domain Name in 2026 (Trusted & Affordable)

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New Delhi [India], January 24: Everyone pretends buying a domain is some big strategic decision. It isn’t. It’s a utility purchase. Like light bulbs. You want it to work, not surprise you later, and definitely not get weird with pricing after year one. Yet here we are, in 2026, still watching people get trapped by flashy first-year discounts and interfaces designed to upsell them into oblivion. The market hasn’t changed much. The players are familiar. The tricks, too. What’s changed is patience—nobody has any left. So let’s just say the quiet part out loud and move on. 1. Namecheap This…

17 Jan

A Late Bloom Or A Calculated Pause? Samsung’s Camera Catch-Up Finally Gets Serious

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Mumbai (Maharashtra) [India], January 17: There’s a peculiar moment in every long rivalry when imitation stops feeling embarrassing and starts feeling… inevitable. Samsung’s latest camera tweaks land squarely in that zone. Not revolutionary. Not headline-screaming. Just quietly competent, suspiciously familiar, and perhaps a little overdue. For years, Samsung has won spec wars while losing subtle ones. Megapixels soared, sensors ballooned, lenses multiplied like a tech hydra. Yet some of the most useful camera features — the kind you actually rely on when your coffee is cooling and your subject is blinking — were oddly absent. Now, those long-missing refinements appear…

17 Jan

Microsoft’s Late Arrival, Better Shoes: When Windows Decides Continuity Is Worth the Effort

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Mumbai (Maharashtra) [India], January 17: For years, Windows users have lived with a peculiar contradiction. They owned powerful machines, often with superior hardware flexibility, yet watched helplessly as a certain fruit-branded ecosystem glided through devices like it owned gravity itself. Files followed users. Messages hopped screens. Calls politely waited where they were left. Meanwhile, Windows users were busy emailing themselves links, as if it were a productivity ritual from 2012. Now, Microsoft appears to have had a moment of existential clarity. The company is quietly but deliberately building a refined cross-device continuity experience—one that mirrors a feature Apple users have…

17 Jan

Polished, Predictable, And Still Powerful: The Galaxy S26 Leak Feels Like Samsung Playing It Safe (Again)

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Mumbai (Maharashtra) [India], January 17: If smartphone launches were personalities, the Galaxy S26 would be the impeccably dressed overachiever who never misses a meeting — and never takes a real risk either. Recent benchmark sightings and feature leaks around Samsung’s next flagship suggest a device that is deliberately evolutionary, not revolutionary. And perhaps that’s the point. The Galaxy S26 series, including its much-discussed Exynos-powered global variant, has begun leaving digital footprints across testing platforms. On paper, the upgrades look sensible. In context, they look cautious. In reality, they reveal a company that understands exactly what its audience will tolerate —…

17 Jan

Finally, Some Mercy for Your Memories: Google Photos Learns to Slow Down (And Clean Up Its Own Mess)

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Mumbai (Maharashtra) [India], January 17: There’s something oddly poetic about Google Photos finally listening to its users. Not poetic in the grand, cinematic sense — more like a weary sigh of relief. After years of quietly hoarding our memories, sorting our lives into neat little timelines, and occasionally gaslighting us with “On This Day” reminders we didn’t emotionally consent to, Google Photos is reportedly preparing to roll out two features people have been asking for since… well, since smartphones learned how to record video. Video playback speed controls.Cleaner, less chaotic date separators. No fireworks. No rebrand. Just the digital equivalent…

17 Jan

Bitcoin Meets Its Future Enemy — And Decides To Prepare Anyway

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There’s a certain irony in watching a technology built on distrust quietly plan for a threat that doesn’t fully exist yet. Bitcoin, the original anti-establishment asset, has always prided itself on being resilient — immune to central banks, political whims, and conventional financial decay. Now, it’s squaring up to something far more existential: quantum computing. And instead of pretending it’s a distant sci-fi problem, a newly launched quantum-resistant Bitcoin testnet is doing what it does best — preparing quietly, methodically, and with just enough paranoia to stay relevant. This isn’t a dramatic pivot or a sudden panic response. It’s a…

17 Jan

The Memory Shortage Nobody Warned Consumers About Is Finally Here

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Mumbai (Maharashtra) [India], January 17: There’s a quiet irony unfolding inside the global tech supply chain. Just as consumers are told that artificial intelligence will make life smoother, faster, and cheaper, the physical components powering that intelligence are doing the opposite — tightening supply, inflating prices, and forcing uncomfortable trade-offs. Memory chips, once the most predictable line item in consumer electronics, are suddenly the bottleneck nobody wants to headline. As 2026 approaches, analysts are no longer whispering about shortages; they’re issuing polite warnings dressed up as forecasts. The reality is less polite. High-bandwidth memory (HBM) is being vacuumed into data…

16 Jan

Lenovo’s Rollable OLED Laptop Is Audacious, Addictive — And Slightly Uncomfortable In All The Right Ways

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Mumbai (Maharashtra) [India], January 16: There’s a moment at every major tech reveal when the room goes quiet — not because something is subtle, but because it’s bold enough to feel slightly illegal. Lenovo’s rollable OLED gaming laptop concept belongs squarely in that category. Not another thinner bezel. Not another RGB keyboard pretending to be innovative. This time, the screen literally grows. In an industry obsessed with shaving millimetres and repackaging déjà vu as progress, Lenovo chose spectacle — but with intent. A gaming laptop that expands its display on demand, stretching upward from a compact base into something that…