SEOUL (Kashmir English): Samsung may finally close the fast-charging gap with rivals like OnePlus, as new leaks suggest the Galaxy S26 Ultra will receive a significant power upgrade. According to reliable tipster Ice Universe, Samsung has internally tested a 60W wired charging setup for the upcoming flagship, a notable jump from the 45W limit
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NEW YORK (Kashmir English): Google has added new features in Gmail, as some features will be available free to users, while some will require a Google AI Pro or Ultra subscription. The first premium AI features for Gmail is AI Overviews, which is similar to the AI Overviews available in Google Search. Under this feature
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BEIJING (Reuters): China has asked some tech companies to halt orders for Nvidia H200 chips this week and may mandate domestic AI chip purchases, the Information reported on Wednesday, citing people familiar with the matter. The chipmaker did not immediately respond to a Reuters request for comment. Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang said at the Consumer
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CALIFORNIA (Kashmir English): Apple’s first foldable iPhone, predicted to be available at the end of 2026, is going to be the first step for the company to conquer the foldable phone market. The company has gone through a meticulous process of observing other manufacturers’ foldable phones, their pros and cons such as the screen creasing,
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ISLAMABAD (Kashmir English): The federal government has issued a directive that restricts the import of used mobile phones to only a few allowed shipments within the Mobile and Electronic Devices Manufacturing Policy 2026–33. The Engineering Development Board (EDB), working with domestic producers, took the lead in putting together this policy, which was done through a conference
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ISLAMABAD (Kashmir English): Federal Minister for IT and Telecom Shaza Fatima Khawaja has said the government is prioritizing high-speed internet access across Pakistan. She announced that after cabinet approval, the auction of the 5G spectrum will take place in February, with internet speed expected to double by June. “Fast internet is essential for innovation” Addressing
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NEW YORK (Kashmir English): Google has made it possible for users to change Gmail addresses without having to open a new account or lose any of their previous emails and contacts. After years of waiting, Google finally rolled out an update allowing selected Gmail users to change their e-mail address while still retaining all account
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ISLAMABAD (Kashmir English): Faysal Digimall is now offering an exclusive deal for customers to purchase the iPhone 15 (128GB) on a 0% profit installment plan for up to 3 months. This offer applies to official PTA-approved stock available on the bank’s digital shopping platform. In fact, as per the listing, one can now purchase an
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ISLAMABAD (Kashmir English): The Pakistan Telecommunication Authority (PTA) has stated that there are chances that the heavy taxes on imported mobile phones, including iPhone may drop across Pakistan in 2026. As per PTA officials, the existing tax policy has made it difficult for the majority of the population to acquire new-generation smartphones, and the concern from
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PARIS (Kashmir English): France is going to ban social media for children under 15 by next September in a fresh attempt to protect children from excessive screen time. President Emmanuel Macron is supporting the initiative. He said earlier this month that parliament should start debating the draft law. Australia also imposed a social media
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