The iPhone, a product of US-based Apple Inc, was introduced to the world in 2007. Since then, the popular smartphone has significantly evolved. The first iPhone, introduced by Steve Jobs, was lauded for its multitouch features and 2-megapixel camera. Over the years, Apple has upgraded the iPhone's design and features, moving from metal to plastic and then to glass designs. The phone operates on Apple's iOS smartphone operating system. The iPhone range, featuring three to four models across prices and sizes, is usually refreshed by Apple every year.
In this episode of Tech Today, we decode the biggest tech partnership of the decade. Apple finally admits it needs Google’s help to win the AI race. What does the new "Hybrid Ecosystem" mean for your iPhone? Plus, are you using WhatsApp wrong? We show you 5 hidden tricks, from Secret Codes to Screen Sharing, that will change how you chat. And finally, looking for a new phone? We break down the Top 3 Smartphones under ₹35,000 for every type of user. Whether you are a gamer, a photographer, or just want a clean experience.
On this special broadcast, renowned foreign policy analyst Fareed Zakaria discusses the geopolitical volatility of a 'Trump 2.0' era and its implications for India. Zakaria argues that the United States is abdicating its role as a global stabilizer, leading to a 'Post-American World' marked by instability. Regarding India's strategy, Zakaria suggests that New Delhi should 'manage him, try to humor him' by leveraging grand spectacles to appeal to Donald Trump’s personality. He notes that while India’s economy is resilient due to high domestic consumption, a partnership with the US remains vital for moving up the technological value chain. Zakaria also touches upon the risks of a global tariff war, Trump's obsession with the Nobel Peace Prize, and the limitations of China and Russia as alternative global leaders. He concludes that India must remain patient and focused on modernization, as time and economic momentum are currently on its side.
In this special report from the World Economic Forum in Davos in January 2026, veteran journalist Rajdeep Sardesai and foreign policy expert Fareed Zakaria analyze the shifting global order under Donald Trump’s presidency. Zakaria argues that Trump is reorienting American foreign policy by challenging traditional alliances with Europe, India, Japan, and South Korea. The discussion examines the 'Donro Doctrine' and the potential for a volatile 'post-American world' that may benefit China. For India, Zakaria emphasizes the necessity of maintaining a long-term partnership with the United States to advance up the technological value chain while focusing on internal economic modernization. The program also features Guan Xin of CGTN, who reports on China’s $1.2 trillion trade surplus despite ongoing tariff wars. Additionally, Indian industry leaders Rajan Mittal and Anand Goenka provide perspectives on India’s economic fundamentals amidst global market volatility. The report highlights the growing uncertainty in international trade and the strategic necessity for nations to diversify partnerships within a fluctuating 'Trumpian world order.'
In this edition of Davos Brainstorm, watch as geopolitical expert Fareed Zakaria decodes the shifting global order under Donald Trump’s presidency and how India should deal with him and more.
In an exclusive interview with India Today, renowned foreign policy analyst Fareed Zakaria said that Donald Trump's doctrine seems to be to fight with your allies and make up with your enemies.
On this Special Report, the focus is on the political credit war over Foxconn's new iPhone hub near Bengaluru, which has created 30,000 jobs. After Leader of Opposition Rahul Gandhi termed it 'transformative job creation' and praised the Karnataka government, Union Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw hit back. Vaishnaw credited the success to Prime Minister Narendra Modi's policies, stating, 'I have ensured that Make in India, Digital India, everything has become a reality.' The programme highlights the clash between the Centre and the Congress-led state government, with the BJP dismissing the state's role and attributing the investment to Production Linked Incentives (PLI) and central reforms.
This South India special bulletin covers top political and social developments across the region. In Tamil Nadu, a ‘Political Pongal’ is anticipated for 2026, marked by a box office and ideological battle between actor-politician Vijay’s ‘Jananayakan’ and Sivakarthikeyan’s ‘Parasakti’. Political tensions escalate in Kerala over the Sabarimala gold theft case, with Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan and the BJP questioning Congress leader Sonia Gandhi's alleged links to the prime accused. In Karnataka, Lokayukta raids have targeted Sarfaraz Khan, a close aide to Minister Zameer Ahmed Khan, over allegations of disproportionate assets. Concurrently, a credit war has erupted between the Centre and the state government over the creation of 30,000 jobs at the new Foxconn iPhone hub. Additionally, Telangana Chief Minister Revanth Reddy accuses the BRS of phone tapping, and a bus accident in Chitradurga resulted in five fatalities.
A political credit war has erupted over Foxconn's mega iPhone hub near Bengaluru, which has created 30,000 new jobs. After Leader of Opposition Rahul Gandhi hailed the development as 'transformative job creation', Union Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw responded by thanking him for acknowledging the success of PM Modi's 'Make in India' initiative. On this broadcast, BJP Spokesperson G.S. Prashant dismisses the Congress's claims, asserting that the investment is solely due to the Centre's policies and Production Linked Incentives (PLI). India Today's Piyush Mishra reports on the escalating war of words as both parties vie for credit.
On this episode of Tech Today, we explore how smartphone cameras evolved from basic camera phones into advanced optical systems that now define flagship devices. We trace the key shifts in mobile imaging, from the move to multiple lenses and optical image stabilisation to periscope zoom, stacked sensors, teleconverters and AI-driven processing, and explain why cameras have become the biggest focus for smartphone brands. The episode also looks at how camera heritage partnerships have influenced colour science and image quality, and what future hardware innovations could shape the next phase of mobile photography. Alongside this, we present a 2025 flagship buying guide comparing the OnePlus 15, Samsung Galaxy S25, iPhone 17, iQOO 15 and Vivo X300, breaking down which phones make sense for camera performance, overall balance, long-term reliability and value. We also cover the steps to follow if your smartphone is lost or stolen, how to secure your data quickly, and whether buying the iPhone Air at a discounted price is actually a smart decision. Watch & Share!
In this report, India Today's Amit Bharadwaj details the escalating controversy over the government's directive for smartphone manufacturers to pre-install the 'Sanchar Saathi' app. The Department of Telecommunications has issued a 90-day timeline for compliance, triggering resistance from tech giants like Apple. While the opposition, including the Congress party, has branded the move a 'snooping attempt' akin to Pegasus, Union Minister Jyotiraditya Scindia has issued a clarification. Scindia asserts that the app is designed to curb financial fraud and remains 'optional,' with users free to uninstall or deactivate it. The report also examines the varying permission levels required for Android versus iOS devices.
This special report covers the intense political dispute in Tamil Nadu over a major investment announcement involving Chief Minister M.K. Stalin, PMK leader Anbumani Ramadoss, and State Industry Minister T.R.B. Rajaa. Anbumani Ramadoss made the serious allegation that '90% of Stalin's investment claims, all of them are fake'. The controversy erupted after the DMK government announced a ₹15,000 crore investment from electronics giant Foxconn, which would reportedly create 14,000 jobs. The PMK claims Foxconn has denied making any such new commitment, a charge that the state government vehemently denies. Minister T.R.B. Rajaa has countered, accusing the PMK of attempting to sabotage the state's development for political reasons.
A major political controversy has erupted in Tamil Nadu over a significant investment by electronics giant Foxconn, involving Chief Minister M.K. Stalin, Industries Minister Dr. T.R.B. Rajaa, and PMK leader Anbumani Ramadoss. Responding to the government's announcement, Anbumani Ramadoss claimed that 'almost 90% of such announcements that is made by the Tamil Nadu government is bogus'. The dispute began after the state government announced a ₹15,000 crore investment from Foxconn, expected to create 14,000 jobs. However, Foxconn issued a statement clarifying that 'no new investments were discussed' during a recent meeting with the Chief Minister. This prompted sharp criticism from the opposition. The Industries Minister has refuted the allegations, reiterating the investment is confirmed and accusing critics of attempting to sabotage the state's development for political reasons.
This special report features a clash of titans, with commodity guru Jim Rogers and market master Ramdeo Agarwal offering divergent views on investment strategy. The show also covers the muted stock market debut of Tata Capital's Rs 15,500 crore IPO and a major Rs 15,000 crore investment by iPhone maker Foxconn in Tamil Nadu. Rogers provided a stark warning and advice, stating, 'Everybody should have some, because when there are problems, when there is turmoil or disaster, gold and silver always will save you in the end. Always.' The panel, including Gaurav Sharma of Globe Capital and Aastha Jain of AIM Securities, also dissects the current market sentiment, the outlook for the IT and consumption sectors, and answers viewer questions on where to invest their money ahead of the festive season.
On this episode of Tech Today, host Cyrus dives into Apple’s latest releases — the iPhone 17 Air and iPhone 17 Pro Max — and explores the ultimate question: should you choose sleek design or raw power this festive season? We also pit the best AI image creators against each other in an exciting showdown: Gemini vs ChatGPT vs Grok AI — which tool delivers the most stunning visuals? Plus, a detailed review of the Sony WH-1000XM6 — Sony’s newest noise-cancelling headphones. Stay tuned for expert takes, honest opinions, and your weekly tech fix! Thanks
On this week's show, we look at why India is the hub for crypto adoption and the reason behind crypto's miraculous comeback. We also get you a first look at the newly launched iPhone 17 Pro Max and the iPhone Air and what they offer. This and more on this week's show.
This episode of 5Live covers the Delhi University Student Union (DUSU) election results, where the Akhil Bharatiya Vidyarthi Parishad (ABVP) secured three of the four key positions.
The hype around the iPhone 17 is unreal! Crowds gathered outside Apple Stores, some waiting for hours just to be among the first to grab the newest iPhone. From die-hard Apple fans to curious first-timers, the energy was buzzing everywhere.Would you spend hours in line for a new phone or stick to online orders? Tell us in the comments!
Massive crowds gathered outside the Apple Store at Mumbai’s BKC Jio Centre for the iPhone 17 series launch. The excitement turned chaotic when a scuffle broke out amid the rush, prompting security to step in.idni
Apple has officially kicked off the sale of its latest iPhone 17 series in India, drawing massive crowds at its Mumbai BKC store. Excitement around the new launch was so high that people started lining up outside the store from Thursday evening itself.
On this week's Tech Today, we get you an exclusive look at the newly launched iPhone Air, iPhone 17, iPhone 17 Pro and Pro Max from the Apple event in Cupertino. We tell you who should invest in the new iPhones and whether these are worth the upgrade.
