This Mother's Day gift guide recommends tablets for tech-savvy moms. The iPad Air M3 offers smooth performance and a stunning display, while the OnePlus Pad 2 boasts a large screen and fast charging. Tablets offer versatility and portability with a big screen. We have curated a list of tablets you can gift your motherThese tablets have been tested by us.

NxtGen has partnered with Thales. Thales will secure NxtGens cloud infrastructure. Together, they aim to enhance cybersecurity.

A new password cracking chart by Hive Systems reveals how easily hackers can break into accounts in 2025even complex-looking passwords can be cracked in seconds. Short combinations of characters are no longer secure, while only extremely long and random passwords offer real protection. With AI accelerating cyberattacks, stronger, smarter password practices are more crucial than ever.

Kindle has launched the new Paper White. The new Kindle is priced at Rs 16,999. The device comes with improved battery and display

A security expert has warned travelers against using public charging stations at airports, citing major risks like malware installation, data theft through a method called juice jacking, and unintentional data exposure. Even untampered ports can compromise sensitive information, which could later be used for identity theft or sold on the dark web. The FBI has also issued a public warning urging people to avoid free charging stations in airports, hotels, and shopping centers.

Sam Altman, CEO of OpenAI, envisions the future of AI with advancements from GPT-4 to GPT-5, aiming for a unified model that integrates voice, video, and multi-tasking capabilities. OpenAIs goal is to develop Artificial General Intelligence (AGI), capable of thinking critically and using various tools. Altmans vision promises a revolutionary shift in AIs potential and integration.

CMF is London-based based Nothings sub-brand. The company focuses on budget segment devices. The first CMF phone was launched last year

Apple's smartphone shipments in China experienced a 9% drop in the first quarter, making it the only major manufacturer to witness a decline. While the overall market grew by 3.3%, Apple's shipments fell to 9.8 million, reducing its market share to 13.7%. Xiaomi, the market leader, saw a significant 40% surge in shipments.

Apple strategically chartered cargo flights to transport 600 tons of iPhones from India to the U.S., circumventing potential tariff increases. This move, involving approximately 1.5 million iPhones, aimed to bolster U.S. inventory amidst trade tensions. Apple also expedited customs clearance in India, mirroring practices in China, to facilitate faster shipments from Foxconn plants.

Amidst the Trump administration's tariff threats, Apple's stock price plummeted, yet retail stores experienced a surge in iPhone purchases. Customers, fearing significant price hikes due to potential 54% tariffs on Chinese-made iPhones, rushed to buy devices. This panic-buying boosted sales, creating a busy atmosphere reminiscent of the holiday season, potentially impacting Apple's upcoming quarterly results.