Daniel Kim — Technology Editor 
Industry job seekers often struggle with multistage interview processes due to a lack of preparation and misaligned communication. Experts from the Paul Scherrer Institute and CSL emphasize that candidates must treat interviews as two-way evaluations, focusing on soft skills, thorough company research, and asking strategic, high-impact questions to stand out. Landing a role in health … Read more
Rhetoric trainer Marie-Theres Braun advises that in high-pressure conversations, the desire for a sharp retort often masks a deeper fear of appearing incompetent. Rather than seeking the perfect comeback, individuals should recognize when to step out of a power struggle to maintain true composure and professional self-assertion. The Trap of the Perfect Comeback We have … Read more
Samsung will host its Galaxy Unpacked event in London on July 22, 2026, where the company is expected to unveil the Galaxy Z Fold 8, Z Fold 8 Ultra, and Z Flip 8. The launch will also feature new Galaxy Watch models and potentially AI-powered smart glasses developed in collaboration with Google. The tech giant … Read more
Tecno officially introduced its Camon 50 Ultra 5G smartphone in the Indian market on Friday, July 17, 2026. This new device serves as the successor to the Camon 30 lineup and marks an expansion of Tecno’s camera-focused series into premium mid-range territory. The smartphone made its global debut earlier in March, and its Indian arrival … Read more
SpaceX has shed approximately $1 trillion in market capitalization since its mid-June peak, with shares falling below the $135 IPO price. The decline follows a series of setbacks, including a scrubbed Starship test flight and mounting investor anxiety regarding the company’s heavy artificial intelligence spending and upcoming share lockup expirations. Market Contraction and the $1 … Read more
Researchers at Boston College have engineered a new spin transistor using chromium sulfur bromide (CrSBr), a material that could resolve the von Neumann bottleneck hindering modern AI. By integrating memory and processing into a single device, this architecture enables simultaneous data storage and computation, potentially leading to ultra-efficient, “instant-on” hardware. Modern computing is currently trapped … Read more
Researchers at Queen’s University Belfast have developed an affordable, 3D-printed flow battery that is now being used by over 35 international research groups to standardize long-duration energy storage studies. The project, which uses iron rather than expensive vanadium, aims to accelerate the global transition away from fossil fuels. For years, the promise of renewable energy … Read more
The Department of Space (DoS) has issued a directive requiring all resignation and voluntary retirement requests from Group ‘A’ scientific and technical personnel at ISRO to undergo central review. The move follows reports of over 100 departures, including senior project directors, as India’s space sector faces intense competition for skilled talent. New Centralized Approval Process … Read more
Apple’s iOS 27 beta 4 update includes new code references to a multi-battery iPhone model, fueling speculation about the hardware architecture of a rumored foldable device. Multi-Battery Code Strings in iOS 27 The release of the fourth developer beta for iOS 27 has provided technical evidence that Apple is actively developing hardware with a distinct … Read more
Astronomers have confirmed the existence of six massive landslides on Pluto using data from NASA’s 2015 New Horizons flyby. Published in the journal Icarus, the study reveals these features occur along crater walls near Sputnik Planitia, with some debris aprons large enough to bury a small city on Earth. New Evidence from the New Horizons … Read more