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Nvidia has introduced a powerful new tool for 3D AI image generation, offering creators more control over how AI-generated visuals take shape. Called the AI Blueprint for 3D-guided generative AI, the tool allows users to design scenes in 3D using Blender, then turn them into stunning 2D AI images using the FLUX.1 generator by Black …
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The Nothing Phone launch has officially reached Pakistan as Jazz, through its youth lifestyle brand ROX, partners with London-based tech innovator Nothing and distributor Yellostone Technologies. This collaboration brings the globally acclaimed Nothing smartphones to the local market for the first time. Nothing Devices Now Available in Pakistan Pakistani consumers can now purchase the latest …
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Exciting news for Android fans: the Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 2 could arrive earlier than expected, promising major shifts for upcoming flagship phones. This next-generation chipset might launch in late September, giving Android manufacturers a chance to roll out devices ahead of the busy holiday season. Earlier Launch Could Boost Android Flagships According to leaks …
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The “AI in Southeast Asia youth” trend is accelerating fast, as a new Samsung survey reveals that young people across the region are making artificial intelligence an essential part of their daily lives. Daily AI Interaction on the Rise However They mainly use AI for learning (78%), creative activities (56%), and staying updated with news …
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The iPhone 17 Air is set to make its debut this September alongside the iPhone 17, 17 Pro, and 17 Pro Max. While excitement builds for Apple’s thinnest iPhone yet, early insights suggest that the new model focuses more on refinement than risk-taking. Apple fans will undoubtedly celebrate the sleek design, but innovation remains noticeably …
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Using cutting-edge laser precision, scientists have created a new color perception never seen before in nature. The color, called olo, emerged when researchers targeted a specific type of photoreceptor in the human eye, unlocking a hue that defies traditional color boundaries. The Science Behind Olo Our eyes perceive color through three types of cone cells—S …
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Over the past five decades, climate change impact on Earth has become more visible from space. Since NASA’s iconic “Blue Marble” image was taken in 1972, Earth’s appearance has dramatically shifted. Today, new satellite images reveal clear signs of environmental transformation—much of it driven by human activity. The First Glimpse of a Fragile Planet On …
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The upcoming iPhone 17 Pro Max has sparked massive excitement among tech enthusiasts, as fresh leaks reveal striking design changes, smarter features, and its expected price in Pakistan. Slated for launch in September 2025, the iPhone 17 series appears to be Apple’s most daring upgrade in years, especially with AI-driven enhancements and a completely reimagined …
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Islamabad/Beijing – April 23: The China Manned Space Agency (CMSA) on Wednesday confirmed that the selection process for Pakistani astronauts is now underway, marking a historic step in Sino-Pak space cooperation. This follows the signing of a bilateral agreement between China and Pakistan in late February 2025. Three-Stage Selection Process Underway CMSA spokesperson Lin Xiqiang, …
A surprising new theory suggests that dark matter black holes may have formed directly in the early universe—without the need for stars to die first. Recent astronomical observations, especially from the James Webb Space Telescope, have puzzled scientists by revealing colossal black holes just a few hundred million years after the Big Bang. Now, researchers …
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The much-awaited Nothing Phone is making its debut in Pakistan. The London-based tech brand, co-founded by Carl Pei, has partnered with telecom giant Jazz for its official entry into the local market. Yellostone Technologies will handle the distribution, ensuring that Pakistani consumers get a taste of Nothing’s futuristic and minimalist designs. The Nothing Phone (2a) …
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In a major leap forward for high-speed flash memory, Chinese scientists have unveiled a revolutionary storage device that operates at a record-breaking speed. Developed by researchers at Fudan University, the new non-volatile memory device, dubbed PoX, stores data at one bit per 400 picoseconds — far surpassing current storage technologies. Redefining Memory Speed PoX memory …
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In a groundbreaking breakthrough, American scientists say they have discovered a new invisible colour—a highly saturated shade of blue-green named “olo”—that cannot be seen naturally by the human eye. This discovery came during a unique experiment involving direct laser stimulation of the retina. What is “Olo”? Olo is described as a vivid, never-before-seen colour, created …
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A team of scientists has unveiled a stretchable hydrogel battery that can survive extreme abuse while maintaining strong performance. This innovation could redefine the future of energy storage, offering a safer, flexible alternative to traditional lithium-ion batteries. A Breakthrough in Battery Technology Unlike conventional lithium-ion batteries, which are prone to toxic leaks and performance issues …
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Apple may finally be closing in on a real fix for one of the iPhone camera lens flare issues that has frustrated users for years. A newly published patent from the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office outlines a novel approach using micro-scale optically absorptive gratings to reduce unwanted light artifacts in future iPhone camera modules—possibly …
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The next PlayStation 6 handheld could be more than just a rumor. Fresh leaks suggest Sony might be developing a portable version of its upcoming PS6 console, sparking excitement and speculation in the gaming community. If true, the company could release two PS6 models — a traditional home console and a less powerful handheld device …
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Sony’s latest PlayStation 5 price hike has stirred global headlines as the gaming giant responds to fresh economic pressures. On Monday, the company announced a 25% increase in the price of its PS5 digital edition across the UK, Europe, and Oceania. This move follows the ripple effects of new tariffs introduced by U.S. President Donald …
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In a groundbreaking development, researchers have introduced Machine Memory Intelligence—a new AI framework inspired by the workings of human memory. This brain-like model could pave the way for smarter, more adaptive machines that learn continuously, reason more effectively, and use energy efficiently. The M2I framework, detailed in a recent paper published in the journal Engineering, …
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In a remarkable discovery, the James Webb Space Telescope has captured evidence of a rare planetary death plunge — a giant exoplanet falling into its host star. This cosmic event, first detected in May 2020, has now been revisited with new data revealing that the planet spiraled inward over time, ultimately crashing into the star …
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The MediaTek Dimensity 9400+ chipset is here, and it’s not just a speed upgrade—it’s a leap into the future of mobile AI. With cutting-edge architecture and a powerful AI engine, MediaTek is clearly aiming to transform smartphones into smarter, more capable devices. From running large language models to boosting mobile gaming and camera performance, the …
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The Kīlauea eruption in May 2018 shook Hawai‘i, but its effects reached much farther than anyone expected. A new study reveals that the volcanic ash from Kīlauea traveled over 1,200 miles and triggered one of the largest phytoplankton blooms ever recorded in the North Pacific Ocean. This unexpected chain reaction offers critical insight into the …
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Apple’s upcoming iPhone 17 Air has ignited a wave of online buzz, thanks to a new leak showcasing what might be the company’s thinnest and most radical smartphone yet. A mockup shared by trusted leaker Majin Bu reveals a jaw-droppingly slim device — one that could be thinner than any iPhone ever made. But the …
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China is setting its sights on the stars with an ambitious new planetary roadmap that outlines a series of groundbreaking space missions. This move comes as NASA braces for steep budget cuts, forcing commercial space companies to expand their ambitions amid a shifting global landscape. Chinese space experts aim to explore planetary habitability and search …
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