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Google Pixel 10a Launched in India with a 5100mAh Battery, 3000 Nits Actua Display

Google has announced the launch of the Google Pixel 10a in India and the global markets. The company says that the device comes with slimmer and more uniform 4mm bezels over the Pixel 9a, along with the brightest screen ever on a Pixel A-series phone. Google Pixel 10a: Price, Availability, Offers Priced at Rs 49,999 for the single 8GB + 256GB model, Pixel 10a will be available for pre-order…
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AI & RoboticsNews

OpenAI pushes into higher education as India seeks to scale AI skills

OpenAI is expanding its footprint in India and moving into the country’s higher-education system through partnerships with leading academic institutions. The move comes as the South Asian nation seeks to scale AI skills and build domestic capacity in one of the world’s largest talent markets. On Wednesday, OpenAI said it was partnering with six public and private higher-education…
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Cleantech & EV'sNews

Toyota's best-selling car in Europe is going EV

The Yaris, Toyota’s best-selling vehicle in Europe, will finally be available as an EV. Following the Corolla, the Yaris is next in line for an electric upgrade. Is Toyota launching the Yaris as an EV? We knew Toyota was planning to electrify the Corolla after CEO Koji…
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Why LiveWire's next smaller, cheaper electric motorcycle is so critical

The LiveWire S4 Honcho hasn’t officially launched yet, but it may already be one of the most important electric motorcycles the company has ever developed. As of early 2026, the S4 Honcho is still in the pre-release phase, with LiveWire indicating a likely launch sometime this year, potentially spring or summer. While full specifications and pricing haven’t been formally announced, the…
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DefenseNews

Germany won’t build nukes but could flash French, UK weapons to deter foes, Merz says

BERLIN — Germany does not want to pursue nuclear weapons of its own, but is interested in incorporating French and British atomic bombs in a deterrence arrangement reminiscent of NATO’s U.S.-based nuclear umbrella, according to Chancellor Friedrich Merz. “I don’t want Germany to consider developing its own nuclear weapons,” Merz said in the Machtwechsel podcast, published online on…
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