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Your Electric Car Could Become a Power Station

Bharat ThakurathiAugust 25, 20260

Electric vehicles are beginning to do more than carry people. With bidirectional charging, their batteries can send electricity back to homes and power grids when it is needed. An electric car normally takes electricity from the grid and stores it in its battery. Bidirectional charging changes that relationship. Compatible EVs can send electricity back to […]

What to Expect From the iPhone 18 Series

Bharat ThakurathiAugust 25, 20260

Apple’s next iPhone generation lineup is expected to bring a new launch strategy, faster hardware and several camera and display changes, while some models may arrive months apart. Apple’s next-generation iPhone lineup could mark a significant shift in the company’s product strategy, with the iPhone 18 series expected to introduce new models, form factors, and […]

The First Roads That Could Charge Electric Cars

Bharat ThakurathiAugust 24, 20260

Roads are beginning to become part of the charging network, with wireless systems allowing electric vehicles to receive power while they drive. Imagine driving an electric car on a highway and charging the battery without stopping at a charging station. It sounds futuristic, but engineers are already testing roads that can transfer electricity to vehicles […]

Cursor has entered GitHub's territory with Origin, a new code-hosting platform designed to put repositories, pull requests and AI coding agents in one place.

GitHub Has a New Competitor: Why Developers Are Rethinking Code Hosting

Bharat ThakurathiAugust 24, 20260

Cursor has entered GitHub’s territory with Origin, a new code hosting platform designed to put repositories, pull requests and AI coding agents in one place. Cursor Is Going Beyond Its Code Editor Cursor became popular as an AI powered coding environment. Now it is moving into a much bigger part of software development, where developers […]

Autonomous vessels are moving from experiments to commercial operations, changing how cargo and passengers could travel across the world's waterways.

Ships Are Learning to Sail Without Captains

Bharat ThakurathiAugust 23, 20260

Autonomous vessels are moving from experiments to commercial operations, changing how cargo and passengers could travel across the world’s waterways. Ships Can Now Navigate on Their Own Ships have traditionally depended on crews to navigate, avoid obstacles and dock safely. That is beginning to change. Autonomous vessels use sensors, cameras, navigation systems and software to […]

Could Smart Glasses Challenge the Smartphone?

Bharat ThakurathiAugust 23, 20260

New smart glasses are moving beyond cameras and audio, adding AI, navigation and hands-free computing that could change how we use smartphones. Smart Glasses Are Becoming More Useful Early smart glasses were mainly focused on cameras, speakers and basic notifications. Newer devices are adding much more. AI-powered glasses can recognise objects, answer questions, translate languages, […]

What Happens When GPS Stops Working?

Bharat ThakurathiAugust 15, 20260

GPS is more than the blue dot on your phone. Its precise timing also helps synchronise communications, financial systems, transportation and parts of the power grid so losing GPS could affect far more than navigation. GPS Is More Than Location Most people think of GPS as the technology that tells Google Maps where you are. […]

AI Is Becoming a Bug Hunter: So What Happens to Human Hackers?

Bharat ThakurathiAugust 15, 20260

AI systems are now moving beyond explaining vulnerabilities and generating security code. New models are beginning to discover previously unknown software flaws at a scale that could change how bug bounty hunters, security researchers and software developers find and fix vulnerabilities. For decades, finding a serious software vulnerability has required a combination of programming knowledge, […]

Can Computers Become More Efficient Instead of Just More Powerful?

Bharat ThakurathiAugust 12, 20260

As AI, cloud computing and data centres demand more electricity, the next generation of computing may be defined not by how much power a machine can use, but by how much useful work it can deliver from every watt. Computers have spent decades becoming faster. Processors gained more cores, chips became more powerful, and new […]

Digital Twins Are Changing the Real World: How Virtual Models Are Being Used in 2026

Bharat ThakurathiAugust 11, 20260

Imagine being able to test what will happen to a factory before changing a single machine, predict how a bridge could respond to stress before a problem appears, or monitor a wind turbine from thousands of kilometres away using a detailed virtual version of the real object. This is the idea behind digital twins. A […]

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