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Samsung Galaxy Z Trifold: Samsung Launches 3-Fold Smartphone with 10-Inch Display, Sale Starts 12 December
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Samsung Galaxy Z Trifold: Samsung Launches 3-Fold Smartphone with 10-Inch Display, Sale Starts 12 December

Samsung has unveiled its first-ever Trifold smartphone, the Galaxy Z Trifold, featuring a massive 10.5-inch display, a 5600mAh battery, and a 200MP main camera. The device is designed to fold three times, transforming from a standard smartphone into a tablet-like experience. The phone will go on sale from 12 December 2025 in South Korea and will also be available in the U.S., China, Taiwan, Singapore, and the UAE, though pricing details are yet to be announced. Innovative Trifold DesignThe Galaxy Z Trifold comes with two hinges that allow the device to fold three times. When folded, it functions like a regular smartphone, but when fully unfolded, it transforms into a 10-inch tablet. Each panel can run a different app simultaneously, and the main internal screen offers a desktop-like exp...
BSNL Relaunches ₹1 Plan: 2GB Daily Data and Unlimited Calls for 30 Days
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BSNL Relaunches ₹1 Plan: 2GB Daily Data and Unlimited Calls for 30 Days

State-owned telecom operator BSNL has once again launched its popular ₹1 plan, offering customers a unique opportunity to enjoy 30 days of high-speed internet and unlimited calling for just one rupee. However, this special offer is available only to select users. The ₹1 Freedom Plan:Responding to overwhelming public demand, BSNL has reintroduced its famous ₹1 Freedom Plan. Through this plan, new users can avail 30 days of benefits including: 2GB of high-speed 4G data per day Unlimited free calls across India Free national roaming 100 free SMS per day The plan provides a complete digital experience at an unprecedented price, giving users what the company calls “true digital freedom.” Eligibility and Duration:The offer is valid from 1 December to 31 December 2025 acros...
Google Issues Warning: Beware of These VPN Apps – Your Bank Account Could Be at Risk
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Google Issues Warning: Beware of These VPN Apps – Your Bank Account Could Be at Risk

Google and the U.S. Department of Homeland Security’s Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) have issued a critical warning for users of free VPN apps. These seemingly legitimate apps can secretly install malware on your phone, steal personal information, and even compromise your bank account. Users are urged to exercise extreme caution before downloading any VPN application. Fake VPN Apps on the RiseAccording to Google, malicious VPN apps often masquerade as well-known VPN brands or use enticing advertisements to lure users. While they may appear authentic, these apps can be highly dangerous, potentially harvesting sensitive data, including banking credentials, passwords, and cryptocurrency wallet information. CISA’s AdvisoryCISA has recommended avoiding personal VP...
Can’t Find the 2003 Voter List for SIR Form? Here’s How to Download It Online
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Can’t Find the 2003 Voter List for SIR Form? Here’s How to Download It Online

For citizens looking to fill the SIR (Special Intensive Revision) form, accessing the 2003 voter list is crucial. The list contains either your name or your parents’ names, which is necessary to ensure your inclusion in the updated voter list. Many people have reported difficulty finding the 2003 voter list, but it can be downloaded online. Here’s how. SIR 2003 Voter List: Why It MattersThe Special Intensive Revision (SIR) process is currently underway in 12 states and Union Territories. Initially starting on 4 November, the deadline has now been extended to 11 December. SIR is a key initiative by the Election Commission of India to update voter lists, including adding newly eligible voters, removing deceased or relocated individuals, and correcting errors in names, addresses, or other ...
Beware of Fake DigiLocker Apps: MeitY Warns Users Against Downloading, Risks Theft of Important Documents
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Beware of Fake DigiLocker Apps: MeitY Warns Users Against Downloading, Risks Theft of Important Documents

The Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology (MeitY) has issued a stern warning against fake DigiLocker apps circulating on app stores, cautioning users that downloading them could put their sensitive personal documents at risk. DigiLocker, a government-backed digital storage platform, allows citizens to safely store essential documents such as Aadhaar, PAN, driving licenses, educational certificates, insurance papers, and other official records. It functions as a secure online locker accessible via smartphones, eliminating the need to carry physical documents. Fake Apps Pose Serious ThreatsIn recent times, several counterfeit DigiLocker apps have appeared on Google Play Store and Apple App Store. These fake apps are designed to mimic the official app but are intended to st...
Experts Concerned as ‘Sanchar Saathi’ App Becomes Mandatory; Questions Raised Over Data Privacy and User Control
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Experts Concerned as ‘Sanchar Saathi’ App Becomes Mandatory; Questions Raised Over Data Privacy and User Control

The tech industry is in turmoil following two recent directives from the Indian government. The Department of Telecommunications (DoT) issued orders last week mandating SIM binding for messaging apps and the pre-installation of the “Sanchar Saathi” app on all smartphones. According to the DoT’s notification dated 28 November, apps like WhatsApp and Telegram will now require SIM binding, meaning a user cannot operate these apps without an active SIM card linked to the registered phone number. Simultaneously, smartphone manufacturers including Apple, Samsung, Motorola, Xiaomi, Vivo, and Oppo are required to pre-install the Sanchar Saathi app on all devices sold in India. Non-compliance will attract penalties. Companies must implement the order within 90 days and submit a compliance report...
Elon Musk Reveals How Starlink Will Bring Superfast Internet to India’s Villages
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Elon Musk Reveals How Starlink Will Bring Superfast Internet to India’s Villages

SpaceX owner Elon Musk has revealed that his satellite-based internet service, Starlink, will soon make its entry into India, with a special focus on rural and remote areas. Speaking on Zerodha co-founder Nikhil Kamath’s podcast, Musk explained the technology behind Starlink and how it delivers high-speed internet, even in regions where traditional connectivity is challenging. Bridging the Rural Connectivity GapMusk emphasized that while urban areas already have dense networks of mobile towers and fiber-optic cables, rural India often suffers from slow or unreliable internet due to the high cost and difficulty of laying cables. Starlink aims to complement existing telecom services, not compete with them, by providing high-speed internet to these underserved areas. How Starlink Delive...
PM Modi Praises Gen-Z Drone That Can Fly Without GPS, Highlights Innovation and Resilience
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PM Modi Praises Gen-Z Drone That Can Fly Without GPS, Highlights Innovation and Resilience

Prime Minister Narendra Modi recently lauded an innovative drone created by a team of Gen-Z students, capable of flying in Mars-like conditions without GPS. He mentioned this achievement during the 128th episode of his monthly radio program, ‘Mann Ki Baat’, emphasizing the ingenuity and perseverance of India’s young innovators. The ISRO ChallengeThe drone was part of ISRO’s IROC-U 2025 Robotics Challenge, titled ‘Fly Me on Mars’, where students were tasked to operate drones in simulated Martian conditions without any external guidance. As GPS does not function on Mars, the challenge tested the students’ ability to navigate autonomously. Prime Minister Modi noted that many drones initially struggled and fell during testing, but the students persisted, demonstrating determination and p...
Microsoft Alert: Windows 11 Users May Face Login Issues, Company Offers Workaround
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Microsoft Alert: Windows 11 Users May Face Login Issues, Company Offers Workaround

Windows 11 users are encountering a new problem that affects logging into their laptops and computers. After a recent update, the password login icon on the lock screen may not appear, although users can still log in by entering their password manually. What’s Happening?Microsoft has issued a warning to Windows 11 users about potential login difficulties. The issue emerged after the August 2025 KB5064081 non-security preview update or subsequent versions installed on Windows 11 24H2 and 25H2 systems. Post-update, the password icon disappears from the lock screen, causing confusion. However, the password login functionality itself remains intact. How to Log In Despite the BugAccording to media reports, users can log in by placing the mouse cursor where the password icon normally appea...
China’s Robot Dance Steals the Show, but Sparks Government Concerns
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China’s Robot Dance Steals the Show, but Sparks Government Concerns

A spectacular robot dance during China’s New Year celebrations has captured public imagination, but it has also raised alarm bells for the Chinese government. The nation’s rapid surge in the robotics sector has prompted authorities to warn against potential economic “bubbles” that could burst if growth becomes unsustainable. A Flood of Humanoid RobotsChina is making significant strides in robotics, especially in the development of humanoid robots that look, move, and speak like humans. With the integration of advanced AI, these robots are now being programmed to mimic human-like thinking. The number of companies producing humanoid robots has skyrocketed, raising government concerns about over-investment and speculative bubbles. Just months ago, the government hailed robotics as a key...