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Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 6 vs 8 Elite Extreme Gen 6: Who really needs the Extreme? (opens the original)
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Picking a Snapdragon-based Android flagship was fairly simple, because there was only one top-tier chip to contend with year after year, something that every brand’s hero phone ran on. That has certainty ended at Snapdragon Summit 2026. Breaking from tradition (and borrowing a leaf from its X2 Elite announcements last year), Qualcomm didn’t just unveil a single successor to last year’s Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5. It made things very interesting by unveiling two top-class variants – the Snapdragon
NVIDIA’s two new AI chips reveal the next AI battlefront (opens the original)
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Ever since ChatGPT came out and captivated the whole world roughly three years ago, AI’s biggest flex has been all about scale. Bigger models needed bigger clusters of datacentres for all their bigger and better training runs. NVIDIA, obviously, benefited from all of this, and they have the stock price to prove it! However, NVIDIA’s latest announcements suggest the next phase of AI growth could be headed in a different direction. It seems the question is no longer about just how large an AI mode
Why India’s smartphone protection problem isn’t about awareness (opens the original)
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Smartphone upgrades in India are almost always forced, thanks largely to cracked screens due to accidental drops. That’s the key takeaway from a joint research released by OneAssist and Hansa Research. As much as 82% of Indian smartphone consumers have dropped their phone at least once, while 72% have suffered accidental damage, suggests the research study. “The research reflects an interesting consumer contradiction. Smartphones have become indispensable to how people communicate, transact, wor
AI can make creative folks more strategic: Adobe’s Rochelle Tognetti (opens the original)
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What if AI didn’t really democratise creativity, as in generative AI didn’t make machines more creative, but allowed humans to spend more time being, well, creative? And how exactly? My conversation with Adobe’s JAPAC AI Evangelist, Rochelle Tognetti, revolved around this premise. With a parallel interest in neuroscience, Tognetti joined Adobe after 27 years in marketing, most recently as Chief Marketing Officer for Deloitte Australia. She’s not interested in “how many seconds did AI save” as mu
Stuffcool Nido: How good is India’s first Qi2.2 wireless power bank? (opens the original)
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Believe me when I say this that magnetic power banks that charge a smartphone wirelessly are one of the best things to have happened. True freedom from charging cables is a joy you can only feel when you experience it. But magnetic power banks don’t equal fast charging, at least wirelessly. And that’s been largely my experience with the Stuffcool Nido. Marketed as India’s first Qi2.2-certified power bank, the 10,000mAh battery packed Stuffcool Nido promises to deliver up to 25W of magnetic wirel
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