Xiaomi expands its high-end TV portfolio with the 98-inch TV S Pro Mini LED, featuring 2304 local dimming zones, 2200 nits peak brightness, and 144Hz refresh rate, aiming to bring premium home cinema to a wider audience.

Redmi has officially launched its Projector 4 Pro, featuring up to 120-inch Full HD projection, 800 ANSI lumens, auto-focus, and MIUI TV, positioning it as a game-changer for accessible home entertainment.

New industry reports suggest Apple is re-evaluating its production plans for a rumored 'iPhone Air' or 'iPhone 17 Slim' due to strong anticipated demand for the high-end iPhone 17 Pro Max.

YouTube is empowering users with a new digital well-being feature, allowing them to set daily time limits for consuming its popular Shorts video content.

Google Fi has rolled out significant enhancements, including expanded Wi-Fi Calling, full 5G for iPhones, and an AI-powered in-app support assistant, promising a more robust and responsive user experience.

YouTube is testing a new 'Likeness Detection' technology, empowering creators to fight back against unauthorized AI-generated content impersonating their voice or appearance.

Instagram is rolling out a new personalization feature, allowing teen accounts to customize their app icons directly from their device's home screen, reflecting a broader commitment to user agency.

Kohler's new Dekoda camera attaches to your toilet bowl, promising to revolutionize personal health monitoring by analyzing waste.

Despite rapid advancements, leading AI models like those from OpenAI continue to exhibit surprising weaknesses in precise mathematical reasoning and arithmetic, a critical challenge the industry is striving to overcome.

This Diwali, we’re lighting up something new — Choosya, a fresh and vibrant media space where stories, creativity, and culture come alive. As the lamps glow brighter and the sky sparkles with fireworks, we take a moment to celebrate the spirit of new beginnings — and that’s exactly what Choosya stands for.

WhatsApp has taken aggressive action against Israeli surveillance firm NSO Group, blocking the spyware maker from its platform and suing them for allegedly targeting users with Pegasus spyware.

Magnetar Capital has withdrawn from CoreWeave's critical $5 billion financing deal, intended for AI data center expansion, marking the second major investor departure and signaling potential hurdles for large-scale AI infrastructure funding.