Phone 3, Nothing's next phone, will be big. Very few companies manage to create this kind of impression – about an impending product launch – without any concrete evidence to support it.
The S25 Edge may be a peak into the future – or rather, one of the probable futures we might have – but the 13s is the first to bring at least some of those capabilities to the mass-market, so more people can access them today rather than wait for tomorrow.
The consumer's appetite for premium products is growing and so are online sales. While it might seem like "too many sales," Amazon says there is a method to this madness.
Microsoft tried to bring a glass-like aesthetic to the desktop with Windows Vista in 2007. Now, Apple is trying.
At its annual Worldwide Developers Conference today, Apple announced the iOS 26 update for iPhones. It has a brand-new design and a slew of upgraded features.
Operating in over 500 cities and processing a staggering million orders daily, Swiggy is one of India's largest hyperlocal delivery platforms. So, obviously, it has made a reputation – largely it is great, with some controversial bits hanging on the fringes.
Amid all the risk and uncertainty brought forth by the rise and rise of AI, a quietly ambitious company from Noida is charting a course to redefine editing, with its sights set on becoming the "Adobe of the subcontinent."
With the 13s, OnePlus has shown that big things can indeed come in small packages without compromising on essential features like battery life or performance.
Sergey Brin, Sundar Pichai, Jensen Huang, Elon Musk, Satya Nadella, Dara Khosrowshahi, and Eric Yuan – what do these titans of Silicon Valley have in common?
The OnePlus 13s has a lot going for itself. It appears to have a solid design, a bunch of AI features spearheaded by the new Plus key, and quality-of-life conveniences like a "first-ever independent Wi-Fi chipset, 5.5G network support, and a 32-megapixel selfie camera with autofocus.
