Moinak Pal
News Writer
Author/Co-Author of 200 articles
Moinak Pal is has been working in the technology sector covering both consumer centric tech and automotive technology for the last ten years. He has worked in major media organizations like India Today, Times Network, and Thomson Reuters.
He also brings in experience in building website and YouTube platforms from Times Network (now converted to Digit). He also specializes in getting growth and engagement on Instagram and YouTube.
Other than all things tech, Moinak is an avid Harry Potter fan and regrets that Harry only knew Snape's real side after he died, nay, murdered by Voldemort.
Scientists are teaching OLED screens how to shine smarter
A new near-planar OLED light extraction method could deliver brighter, more efficient displays for smartphones, TVs, and future flexible devices.
Samsung Could Bring Advanced Privacy Screens to Entire Galaxy S26 Range
Samsung’s Galaxy S26 series may introduce an AI-powered privacy display that blocks side viewing, helping protect sensitive information in public spaces.
Chinese researchers develop high-voltage sodium–sulfur battery that could challenge lithium batteries
A team of researchers in China has just pulled the curtain back on a new sodium-sulfur battery design that could fundamentally change the math on energy storage. By leaning into the very chemistry that has historically made sulfur a headache for engineers, they have managed to build a cell that is incredibly cheap to make […]
Instagram data of 17.5 million users resurfaces online after 2024 incident
Previously scraped Instagram user data has resurfaced, enabling realistic phishing and account takeover attempts, underscoring the long-term risks of exposed personal information.
Dutch Court rules AI-written wedding vows invalid, nullifying marriage
The Zwolle court voided a marriage after ChatGPT-generated vows omitted mandatory legal language, underscoring limits on using AI for legally binding ceremonies.
Here’s What JLab’s New Tiny ANC Earbuds Can Do for You
JLab unveiled ultra-compact ANC earbuds, a refreshed work headset, and new open-ear colour options, focusing on everyday usability, affordability, and modern audio features.
This coin-sized recorder wants to remember your meetings for you
Debuted at CES 2026, Soundcore’s Work recorder delivers accurate AI transcription and summaries in a tiny, wearable form factor with Find My support and thoughtful privacy features.
JBL launches Sense Pro and Sense Lite open-ear earbuds
JBL’s new Sense Pro and Sense Lite aim to elevate open-ear audio with improved bass, better call quality, and lightweight designs, launching globally in March 2026.
TDM unveils Neo Hybrid headphones that twist into a speaker at CES 2026
Announced at CES 2026, TDM’s Neo Hybrid headphones combine over-ear listening and portable speaker modes in one twistable, battery-packed device.
Samsung wants AI on basically every device you own
Samsung aims to scale Galaxy AI to 800 million devices by 2026, strengthening its partnership with Google’s Gemini as it battles Apple and Chinese rivals in the AI era.
You may never have to recharge a smart lock ever again
Lockin’s V7 Max smart lock uses wireless optical charging and triple biometric security to eliminate batteries entirely, promising reliable, maintenance-free home security.
New York to start treating social media like cigarettes with warning labels
A new New York law mandates mental health warning labels on addictive social media features, allowing state enforcement and reflecting growing global concern over youth online safety.
Leaked Prototypes Reveal Apple Once Tested Pink and Yellow AirPods
Rare prototype images reveal Apple once experimented with colorful AirPods designs before abandoning the idea and standardizing on the white finish used today.
This new battery design could boost your EV’s range
A new anode-free battery design achieves record energy density using stabilized lithium metal, offering a path to longer EV range, lighter packs, and improved cold-weather performance.
Here’s how Samsung’s in-house GPU could improve your next Galaxy smartphone
Samsung is developing its own mobile GPU architecture for the Exynos 2800, marking a major shift toward custom AI-focused chip design for future Galaxy devices.
Here’s how Tesla could bring satellite internet to your car
Tesla has patented a polymer-based vehicle roof that supports satellite communication, hinting at built-in Starlink internet for future models and autonomous fleets.
Google finally stops your valet from reading your WhatsApp in the car
Android Automotive’s new Sensitive App Protection lets drivers lock individual apps with a PIN, enhancing privacy in shared cars without compromising essential functions.
Samsung Galaxy Z TriFold shows hinge fatigue at 144,000 folds in independent test
Independent testers folded the Galaxy Z TriFold nonstop for eight days. Hinges began creaking early and weakened by 144,000 folds, but the display remained functional throughout.