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OpenAI Moves into Healthcare with New ChatGPT Health; Here’s What We Know So Far

By Abhijay Singh Rawat | January 7, 2026

Key Highlights:- OpenAI announced Wednesday the launch of ChatGPT Health, a dedicated, private space within its platform designed to help users manage medical information. The new feature allows users to securely connect electronic health records and wellness apps to receive personalized insights while maintaining strict data isolation from standard conversations. The launch addresses a common use case, with OpenAI reporting that over 230 million people globally ask health-related questions on ChatGPT every week. The service is currently available to a small group of early testers on Free, Plus, Pro, and Team plans outside of the European Economic Area, Switzerland, and […]

Spotify playlists can now be created with ChatGPT

Here’s How Spotify’s New Features Make Music Listening Much More Social

By Aditi Gupta | January 7, 2026

Key Highlights: Spotify’s New “Messages” Features Are Here It’s been about a year since Spotify introduced its “Messages” feature, and the numbers are in: people love talking about music. According to Spotify’s official website, nearly 40 million users have already exchanged more than 340 million messages inside the app. Spotify says the updates are designed to make listening more social, though similar features have existed on desktop for years. Following an announcement on Spotify’s website, the platform is rolling out two new features- Listening Activity and Request to Jam, which will bridge the gap between solo listening and a shared […]

WhatsApp app interface showing new privacy and safety features

WhatsApp Is Testing a Smarter Way to Handle Privacy, Kids’ Safety, and Group Chats

By Aditi Gupta | January 7, 2026

Key Highlights: WhatsApp is testing a set of new features designed to enhance safety for younger users, reduce chat clutter, and simplify group conversations. The updates, spotted in recent beta versions on Android and WhatsApp Web, reflect the platform’s growing focus on privacy controls and a more “managed” messaging experience. From new tools for parents to smarter ways to join group conversations, here is our breakdown of the three biggest features coming to your phone soon. 1. A Safety Net for Families: Linked Accounts for Teens For parents navigating the digital age, one of the most stressful tasks is managing […]

[UPDATE: Fake Rumor] Microsoft could layoff upto 22,000 employees in January as AI spending climbs

By Rishaj Upadhyay | January 7, 2026

[UPDATE | 01:00 AM IST, January 8, 2026] The good news is that the rumors about Microsoft’s massive January layoffs is fake. Folks at Windows Central have spotted a reply from Frank Shaw, Chief Communications Office at Microsoft, on a post on X that mentioned the layoffs rumor. He states that the rumor is “100 percent made up / speculative / wrong.” [ORIGINAL STORY] Microsoft gave headache to its global workforce last year with multiple rounds of layoffs. The surprising part was that the job cuts came as the company reported revenue and net profits of around $75 billion. Speaking […]

IEEE Awards Medal of Honor to NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang

IEEE Awards 2026 Medal of Honor to NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang

By Aditi Gupta | January 7, 2026

Key Highlights IEEE Honors NVIDIA’s Jensen Huang for Building the Hardware Backbone of AI The IEEE has awarded its 2026 Medal of Honor to Jensen Huang, founder and CEO of NVIDIA, recognising his long-term role in establishing accelerated computing as the foundation of modern artificial intelligence. The announcement was made on January 6, 2026, during a media event at CES in Las Vegas, placing the recognition on one of the industry’s most visible global stages. While the Medal of Honor is traditionally framed as a lifetime achievement award, Huang’s selection reflects something more specific: the central role NVIDIA’s hardware now […]

Meta showcases hands-free teleprompter built into Ray-Ban Display glasses and more at CES 2026

By Rishaj Upadhyay | January 7, 2026

We all knew that this year’s CES would be dominated by AI, and the reality is nothing short of that. Major companies and startups have unveiled some of the most unique AI products at the largest consumer tech conference in Las Vegas. When we talk of AI, Meta is among the names that pops up in everyone’s head, and rightly so. Meta teleprompter brings notes right to your eyes Well, Meta showed up at the CES 2026 event, and it came with multiple updates that feel less experimental and look more finished. The company has focused on expanding what its […]

Motorola turns heads at CES 2026 with a prototype, screenless wearable AI pendant

By Rishaj Upadhyay | January 7, 2026

CES 2026 has become the center stage for some of the unique and bold product announcements, including AI wearable devices, from some popular companies and startups that we barely heard of last year. Talking of popular companies, Motorola has showcased its latest prototype that suggests the company isn’t just thinking about smartphones or laptops anymore; it seems ready to penetrate a new product category. Motorola’s minimalist wearable AI device looks like a pendant, packs a camera, but skips the screen entirely The Lenovo-owned brand has revealed a pendant-shaped AI companion. Interestingly, it isn’t some bizarre product or half-baked product tease. […]

Roborock’s Saros Rover robot vacuum had everyone amazed at CES 2026

By Rishaj Upadhyay | January 6, 2026

We’ve come across announcement of multiple robot vacuums from the CES 2026 event, but there was one that immediately caught the attention of many. Here, I’m talking about the Roborock’s Saros Rover. It is a robot vacuum designed for multi-storey homes. Unlike regular robot vacuums that crawl across floors to get it cleaned, the Saros Rover uses a wheel-leg mechanism that enables it to climb stairs. Interestingly, there’s even more; it can also maintain stability on uneven surfaces and move through areas which are off-limits for most available options in the market right now. Roborock’s new robot vacuum can jump, […]

Razer Project Motoko AI Wearable Gaming Headset

Razer unveils Project Motoko, a wearable AI concept headset, at CES 2026

By Rishaj Upadhyay | January 6, 2026

CES 2026 officially kicked off today in Las Vegas, and we have started seeing some of the interesting tech gadgets, both from some new names and the popular ones. Soeaking of popular, Razer has joined the CES 2026 floor ny announcing a new concept device called Project Motoko. Unlike traditional headsets or smart wearables, Razer is positioning Motoko as an AI-native computing platform designed to bring gaming, productivity, and everyday use under an umbrella. Razer’s Project Motoko is an AI-first wearable headset concept powered by Snapdragon Razer, in the official press release, mentions that Project Motoko is an AI-native wireless […]

UAE Issues AI-Themed Stamps as Artificial Intelligence Enters School Curriculum

By Aditi Gupta | January 6, 2026

Key Highlights UAE Marks Curriculum Rollout With Commemorative AI-Themed Stamps The United Arab Emirates is signalling its long-term ambitions in artificial intelligence not through a white paper or policy speech, but through postage stamps. The national postal service, Emirates Post, has issued a four-stamp commemorative collection marking the integration of artificial intelligence as a formal subject within the UAE’s school curriculum. Developed in collaboration with the Ministry of Education, the release coincides with the nationwide rollout of AI education across government schools beginning in the 2025–2026 academic year. The symbolism is deliberate. As AI moves from experimental technology to national […]

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