Technology

OpenAI just released GPT-5.5-Cyber, scoring 85.6 percent on CyberGym, as its Codex Security tool has already fixed more than 500,000 software vulnerabilities.

China's LineShine hit 2.198 exaflops using only CPUs, dethroning the US supercomputer El Capitan atop the latest TOP500 world rankings.

Reviewers in Indonesia, the Philippines and Vietnam are praising the Galaxy S26's camera, Privacy Display and AI translation as standout features for power users.

Telegram is back on India's Play Store and App Store after a week long block tied to NEET UG cheating rackets exploiting its message editing feature.

Amazon's four day Prime Day sale brings cuts on Sony and Bose headphones, modest speaker discounts, and lower prices on Audio Technica turntables.

Some iPhones will stop running WhatsApp after November 30, 2026, unless updated to iOS 15.5, affecting the iPhone 6s, 7, and SE.

India's new Aadhaar app crossed 31 million downloads in under 5 months, bringing face authentication, QR verification and free document updates until June 2027.

Instagram launched profile grid reordering. Users can now drag and drop posts in any order without deleting content or losing engagement.

Xiaomi has officially brought back its T-series to India with the 17T — packing Leica-tuned triple cameras, a massive 6,500mAh battery, and Android 16 out of the box, starting at ₹59,999.

In a landmark deal, Meta Platforms has acquired a 20% stake in Indian fintech unicorn CRED for $900 million, valuing the startup at $4.5 billion — and tapping founder Kunal Shah to head WhatsApp worldwide.

X went down June 22, 2026, knocking out iPhone and web access for thousands of users worldwide. Over 8,600 reports filed. No official cause confirmed yet.

OpenAI retired GPT-5.2 shifting all existing chats to GPT-5.5 while adding Lockdown Mode security and pronunciation help in 60+ languages.