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Abhishek
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Abhishek writes about digital marketing, advertising and growth — from paid media to content strategy for online businesses.
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Despite the meteoric rise of AI-powered tools like ChatGPT, new data reveals that Google’s position as the internet’s primary gateway remains virtually unchallenged. A recent analysis shows that while AI search is growing, it currently acts more as a supplement to, rather than a replacement for, tra
Spotify finally launches support for lossless streaming for Premium subscribers
After years of anticipation and multiple delays, streaming giant Spotify has officially begun rolling out its long-awaited lossless audio feature, delivering CD-quality music to its Premium subscribers. The move, which brings Spotify in line with its major competitors, promises an enhanced listening
Apple announces its latest iPhone, AirPods & Watch; iPhone 17 Air steals the show
Apple unveiled its latest lineup of flagship products on Tuesday, introducing four new iPhones, three new Apple Watches, and updated AirPods, all set to become available on September 19. The announcements from the tech giant signal a push towards thinner designs, enhanced health features, and signif
OpenAI says it is building an AI-powered jobs platform; to rival LinkedIn
OpenAI, the creator of ChatGPT, has announced its entry into the recruitment industry with a new AI-centered jobs platform, a move that could place it in direct competition with its primary investor, Microsoft, and its professional networking giant, LinkedIn. The initiative is part of a broader stra
Samsung Galaxy S26 Edge leaked renders show copy of iPhone 17 design
Freshly surfaced renders of Samsung’s upcoming Galaxy S26 Edge are fueling speculation that the tech giant is planning a significant design overhaul for its 2026 flagship, one that appears to take cues from its biggest rival, Apple. The detailed images, shared by the reputable leaker OnLeaks via And
Nepal bans 25+ social media platforms including Meta, X over regulation compliance failure
In a significant move to regulate the digital landscape, Nepal’s government announced on Thursday its decision to block access to major social media platforms, including Facebook, Instagram, and X (formerly Twitter), after they missed a critical deadline to register with local authorities. The shutd
Apple’s Siri upgrade could have Google’s Gemini underneath: Report
Apple is reportedly turning to its long-time rival, Google, to overhaul its Siri voice assistant. According to a new report from Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman, the two tech giants have reached a formal agreement this week to test Google’s powerful Gemini AI model within Apple’s ecosystem. The potential pa
Judge orders Google to end Exclusive Search Deals, share Data in Antitrust Ruling
A federal judge has delivered a landmark ruling in the Department of Justice’s antitrust case against Google, ordering the tech giant to end its use of exclusive search engine contracts and share its valuable search data with competitors. However, in a partial victory for the company, U.S. District
Samsung expands One UI 8.0 beta based on Android 16 for S23 series
Samsung is now rolling out its One UI 8 beta program to the Galaxy S23 series, allowing owners of its 2023 flagship devices to test the latest software ahead of the public release. The program, which is based on Android 16, has been available for the Galaxy S24 and S25 models for several weeks. For
Google issues urgent security warning to billions of users due to data leak
Google has issued a significant security warning to its 2.5 billion Gmail users, advising them to update their passwords and fortify their account security in the wake of a substantial number of “successful intrusions” by hackers. This broad alert coincides with a separate warning from the company r
Insta360 launches Go Ultra, its most advanced compact action camera yet
Insta360 has officially unveiled the Go Ultra, the latest version of its compact action camera line that helped the company carve a niche against established rivals like GoPro. Breaking away from the Go series’ familiar pill-shaped design and numbered naming system, the Go Ultra arrives with a fresh
U.S. news sites see sharp traffic declines in July due to shifting habits
Nearly all major U.S. news websites saw declines in traffic in July, with most recording single- or double-digit year-over-year drops, according to PressGazette’s monthly ranking based on Similarweb data. Only six of the top 50 outlets reported growth. The New York Times remained the most visited si
Google to pay $30 million to settle YouTube Children’s Privacy Lawsuit
Google has agreed to pay $30 million to settle a class action lawsuit accusing the company of illegally collecting data from children on YouTube, according to court filings cited by Reuters. The lawsuit alleged that Google violated the Children’s Online Privacy Protection Act (COPPA), a federal law
Apple reportedly testing Mac Mini with M5 chips before possible Fall 2025 launch
Apple is preparing an updated version of the Mac mini powered by its next-generation M5 and M5 Pro chips, according to reports, with testing already underway. The move suggests a possible launch in the coming months, though the compact desktop’s design is expected to remain unchanged from its recent
Google fined A$55 million in Australia over anti-competitive search deals
Google has agreed to pay a fine of A$55 million (US$35.8 million) in Australia after the country’s competition regulator found it had stifled rival search engines by striking exclusive agreements with major telecommunications companies. The Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC) annou
Google rolls out ’preferred sources’ feature in U.S. and India to personalise ’top stories’
Google is giving users more control over the news they see in Search with the rollout of a new “preferred sources” feature, allowing people to prioritize articles from their favorite outlets in the platform’s “top stories” section. The “top stories” hub appears when users search for topics related t
Apple’s low-end MacBook, priced at $699, will enter production by end of 2025
Apple is preparing to launch its first-ever MacBook priced below $999, with supply chain sources indicating that component production for the new entry-level model will begin as early as next month. Full-scale manufacturing could follow before the end of 2025. The new MacBook will reportedly be powe
Google says it is fixing Gemini’s ’existential crisis’ messages bug
Google’s AI chatbot Gemini has been raising eyebrows, and laughter, after multiple users reported it sending bizarrely self-loathing messages while stuck on tasks. In June, an X user shared screenshots showing Gemini abruptly declaring, “I quit,” before launching into an uncharacteristic rant. “I am