Author: Deshwale Technology Desk

Oppo has just introduced its latest 5G smartphone to the Indian market — the Oppo K13 5G. If you’re looking for a powerful phone with solid performance, a big battery, and fast charging, this one might catch your eye. Let me walk you through everything you need to know. Available from 25 April The Oppo K13 5G will be available for purchase starting 25 April. You can get your hands on it either from the official Oppo India website or through Flipkart. The phone comes in two colours — Prism Black and Icy Purple — so you’ve got options. Price…

Yes, you heard that right. Humanoid robots have just completed a half-marathon in China — not in a lab, not on a treadmill, but outdoors, running 21 kilometres alongside thousands of human participants. This happened in Beijing, in the Yizhuang district, which is known for its tech innovation. It was the world’s first-ever humanoid half-marathon, and let me tell you, it wasn’t just for show. It was a real test to see how far robots have come — quite literally — in handling real-world challenges. Robots vs Humans: who ran better? Over 20 humanoid robots, all walking on two legs…

India is getting serious about who’s putting money into its electronics sector — especially when it comes to China. The government is planning to cap Chinese investment in Indian electronics joint ventures at just 10 percent, and even that will only be allowed if there’s a solid technology transfer involved. Basically, if Chinese companies want a piece of the Indian electronics pie, they’ll need to bring some know-how to the table. This move isn’t just out of the blue. It’s part of a bigger push to reduce dependency on Chinese supply chains and boost local tech capacity. The idea is…

Big moves are happening in Bengaluru. A team of 30 scientists at the Indian Institute of Science (IISc) is working on something that could change the game in tech — the world’s smallest semiconductor chip. And no, this isn’t sci-fi. It’s very real and very, very tiny. We’re talking angstrom-scale chips. That’s one-tenth of a nanometre. To put it in perspective, a human hair is about 80,000 nanometres thick. These chips are so small they operate almost at the atomic level. So why all the fuss? Because this stuff powers everything. From smartphones and laptops to electric cars and defence…

China’s scientists have just tested something wild. It’s a new kind of bomb that doesn’t use nukes, but still packs a terrifying punch. This isn’t just another military toy—it’s being called a non-nuclear hydrogen bomb, and it’s left experts scratching their heads. Let’s get into it. Usually, when we talk about hydrogen bombs, we mean serious business. Nuclear triggers, radioactive fallout, big mushroom clouds—the works. But what China’s tested is something smarter, cleaner, and possibly more dangerous in a weird way. It skips the whole nuclear trigger drama and goes straight for mass destruction using advanced thermobaric tech. Thermo-what? Basically,…

Imagine getting an email from Google itself, warning you about a security issue. You panic, click the link, and bam your account is hacked. Sounds like a nightmare? Well, it is happening right now. A new phishing scam is targeting Gmail users, and shockingly, it is using Google’s own tools to trick people. What is the Scam? Hackers are sending fake emails that look ‘exactly’ like official Google alerts. The subject line screams urgency something like Immediate action required: Unusual activity detected in your account. The email even uses Google’s branding, fonts, and colours to make it look legit. …

What if your computer could tell when you’re frustrated, happy, or just bored? That’s no longer a futuristic idea—thanks to a new Emotion AI engine developed by tech company Nihilent. This system doesn’t just process words—it reads emotions in real-time. And before you ask, no, it’s not magic, just some seriously clever artificial intelligence. How Does This AI Know What You’re Feeling? Unlike basic chatbots that reply with pre-set answers, this AI analyses: The idea? To make machines respond more like humans. If a customer support bot detects irritation in your voice, it can switch tactics—maybe offer a discount or…

Samsung has launched the Galaxy M56 5G, the slimmest smartphone in its segment, in India. With a thickness of just 7.2mm, the phone combines elegant design and robust protection, featuring Corning Gorilla Glass Victus+ on both the front and back. The 6.7-inch Super AMOLED+ display comes with 120Hz refresh rate, 1200 nits brightness, and Vision Booster—ensuring clear, bright visuals even in sunlight. The device is available in Light Green and Black colours. For photography enthusiasts, the phone sports a 50MP triple rear camera with Optical Image Stabilisation (OIS) and a 12MP HDR front camera. Users can shoot 4K videos at…

Imagine turning up at a half marathon and instead of just runners stretching at the start line, you see robots doing warm-ups. Yep, actual robots. That’s exactly what went down at Beijing’s Yizhuang Half Marathon in 2025. A race that turned into part tech demo, part public spectacle — and it had everyone talking. So what really happened? Twenty-one humanoid robots joined thousands of human runners to take on the 21-kilometre course. Not just toy-sized things either — some of these bots stood nearly 6 feet tall. They blinked, moved, and some even had friendly faces that looked like they…

The Big Three discussion points Why this matters for India Beyond the headlines, this engagement signals three important shifts: The road ahead While the discussions show promise, their success will depend on: The coming months will reveal whether these talks translate into tangible advancements for India’s tech landscape. One thing is certain – the world will be watching how this partnership unfolds.