Technology

Microsoft is testing how players would react to Xbox-exclusive Minecraft and other big franchises. Here’s what the survey asks and what it means for PlayStation and Switch players.

The Galaxy S27 Ultra could run on the Snapdragon 8 Elite Extreme Gen 6, while the rest of the lineup may get the Exynos 2700. Here's what the leak says.

Google is using AI to help develop climate-resilient jowar, send crop advice to farmers by SMS, train teachers and support small businesses. Here’s how its new India initiatives could touch everyday lives.

Amazon-owned Bee has introduced two AI note-taking devices, Frontier and Eclipse, alongside a $11.99 monthly Bee Pro plan, Alexa+ features and shopping integrations.

That catchy song in your playlist might have been composed and sung by AI. YouTube Music’s new labels aim to make that clear right on the player.

Samsung’s Diwali campaign lets buyers of select Vision AI TVs take home a second TV worth up to Rs 1.59 lakh, or a soundbar worth up to Rs 1.10 lakh, for free. Here’s how the offers work and what else is included.

Krafton India has renamed its upcoming lightweight battle royale game BGMI Lite to BGMI Air after the title crossed 10 million pre registrations. The game is expected to launch in India later this year, with an open beta planned ahead of its full release.

Tecno has revealed the Spark 50S 5G's design and two colour options ahead of its India launch, while the price, battery capacity and full specifications remain undisclosed.

Samsung could continue using its existing 12 megapixel front camera on the Galaxy S27 and Galaxy S27+, according to a new report. The rumoured decision may leave the standard models without the selfie camera upgrade expected on the higher end variants.

Infinix GT 50 Pro is set to launch in India on October 27, with a focus on gaming performance, advanced cooling and dedicated gaming controls. While the company has revealed several key features, the smartphone's Indian price remains under wraps.

Rockstar Games has revealed why Grand Theft Auto 6 took more than eight years to develop. The studio believes the technology, tools and experience gained during production will help it build future games faster.

The device retains the standard Xbox control layout while offering a smaller, lighter design and a built-in rechargeable battery.