'Family Full House': Rohit Sharma reveals playing with his children is his favourite way to unwind
Indian skipper Rohit Sharma, who recently made his debut as a host on television with his show 'Family Full House' is entertaining fans with his
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‘The Great British Bake Off' host Alison Hammond’s health scare during live TV show: 'I'm getting my old ticker checked out'
Alison Hammond, best known for hosting ‘The Great British Bake Off,' recently opened up about a major health scare she had during one of her shows.
John Oliver and Seth Meyers weigh in on the Jimmy Kimmel-Donald Trump feud: ‘He would want to hang out with you…’
Since last year, the ongoing feud between US President Donald Trump and Jimmy Kimmel seems to have only grown.
Android malware can steal your PIN and bank logins
RatHat Android malware uses AI to steal banking credentials, intercept two-factor authentication codes and reconstruct your PIN from touch inputs.
Mouni Roy extends love and support to Kanika Mann; says, “Playing With Grace and Dignity, Love Watching Her In The BB House”
Kanika Mann has been receiving love and support from several celebrities during her Bigg Boss 20 journey.
Rivian’s sales pop as the company’s big R2 bet starts to pay off
Rivian reported brisk sales of its all-important R2 vehicle in the third quarter, a sign that the company’s big bet on the more affordable vehicle was paying off.
Holdouts: Don't give up your old iPhone — do these 4 things to it instead
Your device has a lot more life left in it than Apple would like you to believe.
Dots get up in Muse’s business
On The Vergecast: OpenAI’s new agentic assistant, Trump’s attempt at AI safety, and lots of gadgets.
Samsung raised prices on its Galaxy A series phones.
The Galaxy A57 5G now starts at $599 on Samsung’s official website, up from $549, and $100 more than the previous A56 5G, Android Authority reports. Samsung bumped up the starting prices on the other A series phones by $20 to $40, after its Galaxy S26 phones also got a $100 price hike. [Link: Samsung's Galaxy A series just got hit with steep price hikes in the US | https://www.androidauthority.com/samsung-galaxy-a-series-phones-price-hike-3718522/ | Android Authority]
Elon Musk’s latest public breakup is about as cringey as it could possibly be.
Elon Musk loyalist, former OpenAI board member, Neuralink executive, and mother of four of his children, Shivon Zilis, quote-tweeted a post about him unfollowing her on X, the social media platform that he owns, saying, “It’s hard to go from in love to let go in a week with no warning, but that’s just how it is sometimes.” There’s more if you want to go read it, but that is your decision. [Media: https://bsky.app/profile/okane.fyi/post/3mwvm3w6lv2gx]
Tesla will now let you drive off mid-charge if there’s an emergency
Tesla introduced a new feature that enables charging cables to break away during an emergency. The feature was in response to a recent mass shooting at a Supercharger location.
Keurig’s new machine uses plastic-free compressed coffee pucks
Keurig’s new Alta is its next-generation single-serve coffee maker that uses compostable pods to automatically brew up drinks including espresso.
Tesla’s recovery hits a speed bump
The company’s sales dipped in the third quarter, after customers raced to cash in on expiring tax credits last year.
Home Assistant says ‘Big tech ruined the cloud, so we’re out’
Founder Paulus Schoutsen explains why the smart home platform is dropping “cloud” from its name and how a new hub and AI agents could take it mainstream.
Google launches Guided Vision for Gemini Live: What is it and how it works
Google has announced that it is rolling out Guided Vision in Gemini Live for all compatible Android smartphones, introducing a voice-forward, real-time
How to find compromised passwords on iPhone and Android
Apple and Google password managers can flag compromised, weak and reused passwords on your phone before credential stuffing attacks can strike.
Android’s developer verification rules just took effect for the first time.
To distribute an Android app in Brazil, Thailand, Singapore, or Indonesia — even outside Google’s Play Store — developers must now go through Google’s verification. It’ll roll out everywhere else from next year. Unverified apps can still be sideloaded, but the new process includes a 24-hour waiting period before apps can be installed. [Link: Android developer verification: Rolling out to all developers on Play Console and Android Developer Console | Android Developers' Blog | https://developer.android.com/blog/posts/android-developer-verification-rolling-out-to-all-developers-on-play-console-and-android-developer-console | Android Developers]
Scott Dixon: "It’ll be tough for Lundgaard going up against Palou"
Dixon says Christian Lundgaard will fit well at Chip Ganassi Racing, but warns that joining Alex Palou’s team means taking on IndyCar’s toughest internal ref...