• New Design
• New Cameras
• Faster Charging
• Faster Ram
• New Processor
• New Display
• Longer battery life
Galaxy S26 Ultra is a massive upgrade, the biggest since 2021
The native Windows/Android ecosystem and connectivity is actually way stronger than it used to be
Cross device copy/paste, using phone camera as Windows camera, phone file access via Windows Explorer, app mirroring
It requires OEM buy in with Phone Link, but most have it now
Unlike popular belief that the Chinese government does anything whatever the hell they want, this is actually one of the most forward-looking and progressive legislations China has brought in and one that most governments will inevitably have to follow sooner or later!
As we increasingly depend on intelligent, agentic interactions, it becomes absolutely crucial that we do not tolerate the flood of misinformation and superficial content that dominates online spaces. Also many people follow influencers and take their words as facts.
The problem is, some of these influencers even hold university degrees and still manage to spread unverified and misleading nonsense!
This is a bold and much needed legislation which sets a new benchmark for digital accountability and I sincerely hope the Indian government takes note and adopts a similar framework sooner rather than later. @narendramodi@AshwiniVaishnaw
Watched JerryRig’s teardown of iPhone 17 Pro — Apple rebuilt the entire inside, smaller motherboard, smarter thermals, pure engineering 🔥
Meanwhile Samsung…
just changing chip, color, camera rings & wallpaper every year 💀
Technology that restores ability — and dignity. BrainCo’s bionic hand uses neural decoding and AI to help people with limb loss live freely again. Many lives have already been transformed.
#BCI#Prosthetics#Collab
Impressive statistic.
It brought back to me a vivid childhood memory:
Back in 1962, during the war with China, the government created a National Defence Fund and appealed to citizens to donate gold and jewellery for the defence effort. From information available on the net I saw that gold worth thousands of crores in today’s prices were collected for the fund. According to online sources, Punjab alone, apparently donated 252 kg gold
I clearly recall, as a seven-year-old, standing on the street in Mumbai (Bombay, at the time) with my mother when government trucks drove by, megaphones blaring appeals for citizens to donate their jewellery for the nation’s defence.
I can still picture her quietly gathering some of her gold bangles and necklaces, placing them in a cloth thaila, and handing them to the volunteers on the truck.
Would voluntary acts of that scale, spirit and trust still happen in today’s world?
That memory of 1962 reminds me that a country’s national resilience ultimately depends not just on policy tools, but on the collective will of its people.