TECHNOLOGY

  For over a decade, there has been a glaring gap at the very top of Porsche’s lineup. The 918 Spyder—one of the most celebrated hypercars ever built—went out of production in 2015, and since then, Stuttgart has stayed eerily quiet about what comes next. No confirmed successor, no production-ready concept, just a brand slowly […]

  For anyone who has used Windows 11 over the past two years, there is a good chance you have noticed something a little off. Open Notepad to write a quick note, and an AI writing prompt appears. Launch the Snipping Tool to grab a screenshot, and a Copilot icon is sitting right there. Try

  The Spider-Man: Brand New Day trailer landed on March 18, 2026—and within hours, the tech world had already found its talking point. Not the organic web-shooters. Not the new suit. Not even the Punisher showing up in a Marvel movie. What got tech fans buzzing was something far more grounded: Peter Parker, perched on

Image: © Oppo   The foldable phone market has carried one inconvenient truth for nearly a decade—every device, no matter how expensive or how refined, folds in half and leaves a crease to prove it. That single flaw has quietly kept millions of potential buyers away from the category. With the Oppo Find N6, launched

  Google Maps has quietly guided more than 2 billion people around the world for over two decades — and for most of that time, the core driving experience stayed pretty much the same. A flat 2D map, a blue line, a robotic voice. Functional? Absolutely. But somewhere along the way, it started to feel

Image: Truecaller Imagine this: your grandma picks up a shady call from a fake cop threatening “digital arrest,” but before she spills any details, your phone buzzes with an alert, and you tap once to hang it up from miles away. That’s the game-changer Truecaller rolled out worldwide on March 11, 2026, with their Family Protection feature,