Divya Bhati

After days of teasers and hints, the Nothing Phone 4b is finally here. With the signature transparent design, Snapdragon 6 Gen 4 chip and the biggest battery on a Nothing phone yet, the 4b aims to make the Nothing experience more accessible with a starting price of Rs 34,999.

Nothing's new Phone 4b looks like a solid package on paper. But how does it perform in everyday use? After spending a few days using it as our primary phone, here is what we think of the design, software, battery, and cameras so far.

The way you ask an AI question could change the answer you get. A new study from Nature found that ChatGPT and Claude gave more favourable answers about China when asked in Chinese.

Wikipedia co-founder Larry Sanger says he has been permanently banned from editing the platform he helped build. He claims the ban came after he pushed for reforms, while Wikipedia says he broke community rules.

BSNL has launched a satellite phone in India priced at Rs 1.34 lakh. The phone is designed for areas where mobile networks do not reach and offers satellite-based calling and emergency support.

Apple's next Pro iPhones could last longer on a single charge. The trade-off? A slightly chunkier design, with both the iPhone 18 Pro and Pro Max tipped to gain a bit of extra thickness.

Can AI really replace human companionship? Yale psychologist Paul Bloom believes AI companions could help millions of lonely people, but warns that relying on them too much may make it harder for them to build and maintain meaningful relationships with humans in the real world.

BSNL has launched a satellite phone in India for Rs 1.34 lakh. While it costs more than Apple's iPhone 17 Pro, it isn't meant to compete with Apple's flagship. Instead, it's built for providing reliable communication in places where mobile networks do not exist.

What if a humanoid robot could catch falling objects, pick grapes and plug in a USB-C cable without dropping a thing? Meet Neo, 1X's latest home robot, whose human-like hands are going viral for performing delicate everyday tasks with impressive precision.

This week had a little bit of everything. A pop of colour in cables, smart laptops, robot vacuum cleaners, a projector for movie nights, gaming PC upgrades and new audio gear. Here's everything that launched over the past few days.