In the last few days Moltbook, a social media site for AI bots, has entered the public conversation. There is a talk of how the website is a reflection of an AI that is beyond human control. But a closer look reveals Moltbook looks more like a hoax aimed at engagement farming instead of some AI revolution.
Claude Code is a social media sensation at the moment. It again highlights the existentialist thread that coding jobs are facing. But why exactly is AI such a big threat to software engineers? The answer lies in the nature of the work.
As it starts its 2026 journey with the launch of Redmi Note 15, Xiaomi India has an aggressive plan to reclaim top positions in several key categories.
Chargers are rarely exciting tech. But of late, they are getting smarter and cooler, even literally due to the GaN technology. The Stuffcool Nomad Pro 140W is one of the first high-end chargers with a display in India. It is also smart and neat.
Price increase is coming for smartphones and laptops in the next few weeks and months. Due to shortage of RAM, prices can see a jump of as high as 20 to 30 per cent in 2026.
In wireless headphone space, you can't get everything. There are always compromises. The Sennheiser HDB 630 doesn't change it. But it changes something for audiophiles: it puts audio quality first and sounds glorious and total music to ears.
Almost every week we hear of China trying a new trick to break free of the chip control that the US has imposed on it. But as determined as the country is, it will be a while before it succeeds.
What is the role of tech in our life? It has to do two things: either make our life easier, or get us some joy. Most gadgets can do the first fairly well. But only a few can manage the second, and in 2025 I found that for me the Nikon Z8 did it.
In a couple of weeks from now, next-generation TVs will be on the floor at the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas. This year the buzzwords is Micro RGB LED, with Samsung and LG already revealing their cards in advance.
The world needs more compute due to ever-increasing demands from AI. Latest running low on supply is RAM. With AI companies buying more and more RAM, supply squeeze and higher prices are coming for computers and phones.
