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Marco Rubio arrived in Delhi, not for ceremony, but for leverage, representing a new "Trump-Modi era" where "economic architecture is the weapon." This approach mirrors Trump's focus on capital and markets, like when he sent CEOs to China. Rubio and Gor are seen as economists acting as diplomats, prioritizing economic power.
Big news for iPhone fans! The iPhone 18 Pro might launch later this year, but the regular iPhone 18 could be delayed until 2027. Rumors suggest a narrower Dynamic Island for more screen space and new colors like dark cherry. Apple is "testing four different colour options" for the Pro model.
SpaceX might do a huge IPO, potentially raising $75 billion! They're looking to list shares as early as June 12. This would be way bigger than Saudi Aramco's record. The company's value could hit $1.75 trillion, making it one of the world's largest firms.
India's defence just got a big boost! DRDO finished final tests for a smart drone missile, ULPGM-V3. It can hit ground targets and enemy drones. A scientist said, "this V3 version is a big upgrade." This success means our army will soon test it for service.
Guess what? Android phones are getting fun disco ball icons now! Google just added them, following what Spotify did. Sameer Samat said, "Disco icons available on Pixel as of today." It's a cool, sparkly update for your phone's look, making apps a bit more playful.
AI is changing tech layoffs in 2025. Unlike past job cuts from overhiring, companies are now restructuring around AI. They're building flatter teams and using AI for tasks, even as they hire AI talent. This means "companies are increasingly redesigning their organisations around AI-assisted workflows."
Wow, this AI called Claude Mythos found over 10,000 bugs in just a month! It checked "the most systemically important software in the world," helping big companies like Amazon and Google spot serious security problems. This is super important for keeping our online stuff safe.
A techie who failed over 30 interviews shared their amazing journey from earning Rs 3.5 lakh to Rs 27 lakh yearly. They said, "I genuinely loved coding," which kept them going through rejections and unstable jobs. This inspiring story shows how sticking with it can lead to big career wins.
Google's new AI Search had a funny hiccup! If you searched for "disregard," it thought you were telling it to ignore the chat. This happened after Google announced big changes to Search. The company said AI Overviews were "misinterpreting some action-related queries." Thankfully, they fixed it, and now it gives definitions.
Creators often lose out when they depend too much on tech platforms. OpenAI's "Critterz" project, which relied on AI video tools, reportedly faced disruption. This highlights a big issue: "what happens when creators build entire projects on platforms they do not control?" Many creators have faced sudden changes, losing work and money.
This super smart AI, Claude Mythos, found over 10,000 bugs in just one month! It helped companies like Google and Amazon find security problems in important software. Anthropic said it's planning to give more people access soon, which is great news for keeping things safe online.
Good news for book lovers! India's seeing a surprising comeback for independent bookstores, opening up at a pace not seen in years. These new spots are smaller, more local, and often have cafes and events. One owner said, "The economics of independent bookselling make it hard." Still, they're becoming community hubs.