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What’s the Difference Between CPU, GPU and NPU?
A Beginner’s Guide for Future Tech Gurus

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If you’re interested in smartphones, computers or modern AI-driven devices, you must have come across the terms CPU, GPU and NPU. They might look similar at first glance, but each of them plays a very different and crucial role in how your device performs. Understanding the difference among these three processing units not only helps … Read more

Nothing Phone 3a, 3a Pro Begin Receiving Android 16 Update with NothingOS 4; Key New Features Revealed

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British tech brand Nothing has reportedly started rolling out its Android 16–based NothingOS 4.0 update to the Phone 3a series, marking the next major software milestone for the company’s mid-range smartphones. According to a report by GSMArena, both the Nothing Phone 3a and Phone 3a Pro — launched earlier this year — have begun receiving … Read more

Leaked PS5 Icons Could Hint at New Features in Development

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A recent leak has sparked speculation that Sony may be preparing to introduce new features to the PlayStation 5. Unused PS5 Store icons discovered in the system’s database reportedly suggest that cross-buy support and a mysterious “echo mode” could be in development. Additionally, several icons appear to indicate cross-platform availability between PS5 and PC — … Read more

Flying Car Dreams: Tesla’s Roadster Might Take Off in 2025

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Elon Musk, CEO of Tesla, has announced that the long-delayed new generation of the Tesla Roadster (second generation) may be showcased before the end of 2025 — and with a twist: it might fly. When appearing on the The Joe Rogan Experience, Musk said: > “We’re getting close to… demonstrating the prototype. One thing I … Read more

ROG Strix RTX 5070 Ti: The Smart Choice for Battlefield 6 Players This Holiday Season

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As the holiday season approaches, gamers seeking the optimal balance between performance, efficiency, and future-ready technology have a clear contender in the ASUS ROG Strix GeForce RTX 5070 Ti OC Edition. Built on NVIDIA’s next-generation Blackwell architecture and powered by DLSS 4 with Multi Frame Generation, this GPU redefines what mid-tier performance means for modern … Read more

Xbox Game Pass Adds Another Vampire Survivors-Like Game

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Halls of Torment has joined the Xbox Game Pass content catalog. The Vampire Survivors-like title marks the 65th new addition to the service for October 2025, as well as the 187th Xbox Game Pass release since the turn of the year. Developed by German studio Chasing Carrots, Halls of Torment is a retro-styled action roguelike centered on horde survival. Although this makes it likely … Read more

Drive an EV or Hybrid? Rate It and Win in the 2025 Readers’ Choice Sweepstakes

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New Delhi  Electric vehicle (EV) and hybrid owners across the United States now have a chance to make their opinions count — and win big — as Ziff Davis, LLC has announced its latest Readers’ Choice Sweepstakes focused on EVs and hybrid cars. The survey invites drivers of electric, plug-in hybrid, or standard hybrid vehicles … Read more

23 Common Tech Myths—Busted Once and for All

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In today’s fast-moving digital world, tech myths spread faster than viral videos. From charging habits to 5G paranoia, many long-standing “facts” about technology simply aren’t true.These half-truths have persisted for decades — whispered around office water coolers, echoed in Reddit threads, and now amplified by social media and AI summaries. It’s time to separate fact … Read more

Elon Musk Can’t Quit California: Despite Texas Move, His Companies Expand in the Bay Area

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Elon Musk may have packed up Tesla’s headquarters and declared a fresh start in Texas, but California isn’t done with him—and apparently, he isn’t done with California either. Despite a messy, very public split from the Golden State, Musk is quietly building back his presence there. His brain-interface company Neuralink just signed a lease for … Read more

AI Heartland
In the global race for artificial intelligence supremacy, India is charting a path unlike any other, one that begins not in glittering metros but in its smaller towns and rural districts.

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In the global race for artificial intelligence supremacy, India is charting a path unlike any other, one that begins not in glittering metros but in its smaller towns and rural districts. The country’s AI revolution is quietly taking shape in places once known more for ancient temples or cotton mills than for code and data. … Read more