PlayStation at 30: How Sony’s grey box conquered gaming

PlayStation was Sony's first foray into the world of video games and when it hit the shelves in Japan on December 3, 1994, the company needed to sell one million units to cover its costs.

Personalized forwarding arrives in WhatsApp update

While the exact timeline for the full rollout remains undisclosed, the feature is expected to be part of WhatsApp’s next significant update.

Scientists detect most energetic cosmic electrons ever observed

The electrons detected by HESS are the most energetic ever observed, marking a breakthrough in astrophysics.

Humans changing Earth’s rotational axis

This research highlights a critical need for sustainable water management to mitigate further environmental and planetary disruptions.

Elon Musk’s Neuralink advances brain-computer interface trials

In addition to the U.S. trials, Neuralink received approval from Health Canada to begin its first international clinical study, CAN-PRIME.

Internet and social media disrupted amid PTI protests

Despite widespread frustration, no official explanation has been offered for these outages, fueling public speculation about their timing.

Earth’s “mini moon” 2024 PT5 bids farewell

Asteroids like 2024 PT5 provide scientists with a wealth of information about the solar system’s history and evolution.

Three dead in India after car falls from incomplete flyover

Unaware of the incomplete structure, they continued onto the flyover before falling 50 feet into the shallow waters of the Ramganga River.

Karachi’s school unveils first AI-powered teacher

The AI teacher, Ainee, is designed to teach grade 5 subjects, including mathematics, science, and languages.

OpenAI prepares ChatGPT for real-time video interaction

The Live Video feature enables ChatGPT to analyze its surroundings via the user’s camera and offer intelligent, context-aware responses.

New theme colors redefine WhatsApp Business’s look

These changes replace the previously used light blue accent color, offering a cleaner and more modern interface.

AI could turn against humanity – award-winning scientist

The technology could become more intelligent than people and eventually take over, according to Yoshua Bengio
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