Moving distracting objects around using AI photo editing on Galaxy S26 Ultra
Once, I was rushing through the busy streets and captured a beautiful street view. I was not really impressed with the final photo I found a stray luggage piece that was annoying. Then I tried to remove it from the background using a generative editor and filled the background with beautiful natural scenery. The image looked real it did not have those weird watercolour smudges at all. It is nice to see such a level of editing on smartphones.
Samsung finally seems to understand that people just want reliable cameras now
A lot of phones can take amazing photos in perfect conditions, but real life is messy. Indoor lighting, moving pets, random night shots, harsh sunlight. What sounds interesting about the Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra is that Samsung seems focused on making the camera feel dependable no matter what you point it at. Honestly, that matters way more than chasing crazy specs at this point.
OpenAI's deployment company could make AI adoption easier for businesses
Another AI development that is worth pausing on: OpenAI is launching a new company, OpenAI deployment, to help organisations actually rely on AI models. It will integrate AI, which sounds like a sign that will help in operations and help businesses grow rapidly. However, other models are also onboarding engineers like Anthropic. Do you think businesses are ready to rely heavily on AI workflows yet?
NASA Curiosity Rover getting stuck because of a rock
Cameras have captured a strange scene on the Red planet, and Nasa has revealed that the Curiosity Rover has got stuck because of a rock. They drilled it for six days and named it Atacama. Hearing about such space exploration sounds incredibly advanced until something surprisingly simple causes delays. Does anyone else love how human these unexpected space mission problems feel sometimes?
Anyone else using ChatGPT more than Google Search lately
For quick questions and comparisons, are you also the one who is using ChatGPT the traditional way? I am opening ChatGPT, thinking of it as Google. It feels faster and less cluttered for basic queries. Have AI tools started replacing traditional search for you, too?
OpenAI releasing GPT 5.5 Instant
GPT 5.5 is here! OpenAI aims to provide faster, smarter responses and to make everyday AI tasks easier. I think AI tools are competing with responsiveness and usability rather than just having raw capability. What do you think will this truly change the way we use tools for our daily tasks?
Has anyone tried the Samsung's Frame style TVs in India? Do they actually look like art?
A relative of mine wants a TV that does not look like a black hole on the wall. Do the 2026 matte screens really look like a painting, or do they still look like a glowing monitor when the sun hits them?
Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra vs iPhone 17 Pro Max: Is Samsung's ecosystem Integration finally catching up?
Samsung's Ecosystem Integration is finally catching up. People are saying that it is giving them an Apple-like experience. Thus boosting their productivity. Especially integration with OneDrive and Windows, creating a purposeful addition, allowing a smoother workflow. Can we say Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra is winning over iPhone Max?
What is the one Retro tech you still use in 2026?
In a world of AI and 5G, ask if anyone still uses a dedicated MP3 player, a Wired Headphone, or even a Physical Newspaper.
Photo editing features on iPhone could finally bring it to par with Android
Extending backgrounds, reframing shots, and improving photos are just some of the new photo editing features that iPhone could finally get. Ironically, Android OEMs have provided such AI features for a couple of years now.
Samsung's Lineup Is Getting More Interesting Than Just Base, Plus, and Ultra
The Galaxy S26 series has been lauded for their AI features, but not really so for the hardware under-the-hood. Rumours say that the Galaxy S27 Pro could introduce some features that bridge the gap between the Plus and the Ultra model. But if indeed it does end up doing so, what would be the point of buying the Ultra?
If Apple Launches a Foldable, What Price Are You Expecting?
In the Indian market, the maximum range of Apple phones costs around Rs. 1-2 lakhs. Apple's foldable phone is rumoured to launch in September. But I am skeptical about it, since we don not really know if it would have the typical iPhone price tag or cost as much as a high-end laptop.
Apple Intelligence Needs to Move Beyond Demos at WWDC
I have been watching WWDC events for the past four years and have observed that Apple takes time to release its features. I remember Apple previewed the smarter Siri two years ago, but has yet to release it to the market. I think Apple needs to go beyond the demos now.
If Siri Can Actually Handle Multiple Tasks at Once, I am In
Imagine asking Siri to find a restaurant, send the location to a friend, and add it to your calendar in one command. I was looking for this upgrade, like Android users are experiencing with Gemini. Waiting for its arrival on iOS!
The Rumored 'Search or Ask' Feature Could Change How We Use iPhones
If Apple would integrate AI directly into search and app navigation, I can be better at searching or asking questions.
WWDC 2026 Feels Like Apple's AI Redemption Event
It seems like Apple is creating a new path for developers. The WWDC 2026 event happening today is ready to reset the narrative for Apple users. However, last year's announcements created a lot of excitement, but the features came later.
Am I the Only One More Excited for Siri Than iOS 27?
The WWDC event is here, and I am more excited about Siri than about iOS 27. Apple has been disappointing in the last few years when it comes to Apple Intelligence features, but it looks like the once-promised smarter Siri could finally make way.
Motorola Edge 70 Pro vs Vivo V70 vs Nothing Phone 4a Pro
I am planning to buy a new smartphone. Just wondering if Motorola Edge 70 Pro , Vivo V70 and Nothing Phone 4a Pro will cost the same. What would you pick, and why?
Xiaomi 17T vs Vivo X200T vs Samsung Galaxy A57: Which One Are You Picking?
I have noticed Xiaomi 17T and Vivo X200T have better battery size, chipsets, and optical zoom. While Samsung Galaxy A57 focuses on software experience. I am considering these three options, but I am confused which one is the most compelling right now.
Google's AI Clone Tool Sounds Equal Parts Cool and Terrifying
After setting up the Gemini Avatar feature, you can generate a 10-second video clip featuring a clone of yourself easily. That too sounds futuristic, though at the same time it raises a question of privacy. I want to know whether you would actually use it?
Would You Buy a Googlebook Over a Chromebook?
The first wave of Google Books includes 8 devices powered by Intel, MediaTek, and Snapdragon. The idea of launching devices on multiple chipsets actually looks interesting. However, Chromebook also convenient for reading. I am curious to know, would you consider a Googlebook over a Chromebook?
Apple Arcade Quietly Becoming One of Apple's Best Services
With fun games, Family Feud Pocket, Mini Football Legends, the Apple Arcade is getting new games. And the best thing is, you do not have to pay extra money for annoying ads.
Password Managers Were Supposed to Make Life Simpler
The password manager Dashlane was recently hacked and it seems like the hacker discovered dozens of encrypted vaults during the cyberattack. Now I understand why companies push passkeys and biometric logins.
Apple's WWDC Teaser Has Me More Curious About macOS Than iOS
Apple just published its WWDC teaser and the visuals tease major changes coming to macOS. I saw the Liquid Glass thing they introduced last year and I think macOS could get an even bigger upgrade in 2026. Curious to see what is in store!
Xiaomi Adding Quick Share Support
So Xiaomi has now added Quick Share support to its phones. I honestly think it is a great move since it enhances cross-platform support and allows users with different devices to share files with each other. Oh, and it works with Apple too I think.
