Category: Tech

German-French Team Pushes the Limits of Hypersound in Perovskites Researchers from TU Dortmund University, University of Würzburg, and Le Mans Université have made a groundbreaking leap in physics. This international team has successfully launched shear hypersound pulses with exceptionally large amplitudes in halide perovskites. That’s not just a mouthful—it’s a massive scientific achievement that could […]

Get Ready for Nioh 3 on PC! Team Ninja has finally revealed the official PC system requirements for Nioh 3, and if you’re planning to slash your way through Yokai at 1080p 60FPS, you’ll need some serious hardware muscle. According to the announcement, an NVIDIA RTX 3060 Ti or AMD RX 6700 XT is recommended […]

WhatsApp has just rolled out a major update to its classic ‘About’ section, making status sharing more expressive and customizable than ever. If you love sharing your mood, work status, or that daily dose of sarcasm, this new update is sure to make your WhatsApp profile stand out. Fresh Designs & Emoji Status Options The […]

WhatsApp has just brought back its classic ‘About’ status, and it’s better than ever! Now, you can share quick thoughts or updates in your About section and set them to disappear after a custom time. Say goodbye to stale status messages that linger forever. This update lets users keep things fresh and relevant while giving […]

Plasma Eruptions: Clues to Our Sun’s Early Days Astronomers have spotted powerful plasma bursts from young stars—events eerily similar to the solar tantrums our own Sun threw billions of years ago. These new multi-temperature coronal mass ejection observations could become the cosmic Rosetta Stone for those curious about Earth’s ancient history. If you ever wondered […]

Imagine a tiny elephant living inside a cell! That’s right—scientists have successfully 3D printed objects directly inside living cells for the first time ever. Revolutionizing Medicine with Intracellular 3D Printing This groundbreaking achievement means researchers can now create microscopic structures, such as mini elephants and tiny barcodes, inside cells. These 3D-printed barcodes could potentially help […]

Uranus at Opposition: A Skywatcher’s Delight Are you ready for a cosmic treat? Uranus reaches opposition tonight, November 21, 2025, making it shine its brightest and boldest in our night sky. This is your best chance all year to spot the elusive blue-green giant with just a pair of binoculars or a small telescope. Uranus […]

Large Language Models: Changing the Research Game Large language models (LLMs) are now revolutionizing how researchers work across disciplines. Their explosive growth in capabilities—like web search, code execution, and even hypothesis generation—has left scientists both excited and a little breathless. Recently, an aerospace engineer shared insights on how these AI tools are reshaping research, and […]

Can TikTok Really Save Social Media? TikTok just announced changes that could fix two of the worst things about social media today. If you’ve ever found yourself doomscrolling, overwhelmed by negativity or endless content, you’re not alone. TikTok’s latest moves aim to make using social media more enjoyable—and maybe even a little healthier! What Did […]

Google has officially launched Gemini on Android Auto, marking the end of the road for Google Assistant in your car. This move brings a fresh wave of AI-powered features to drivers everywhere. With Gemini, you can now create playlists, check your email, or even get quick facts about your destination city—all using just your voice. […]