Samsung Galaxy S25 Edge Launch Reportedly Pushed to May 13; Company to Host an Online Event

Samsung showcased the Galaxy S25 Edge in January during its Galaxy Unpacked event. The slim flagship was believed to hit shelves on April 15, but a recent report suggested the company has pushed its launch. Now, a new leak suggests the new launch date for the Galaxy S25 Edge. Samsung is expected to host an online launch event for the phone.

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Android 16 Beta 3.2 With Battery Drain Fix, System Stability Improvements Rolling Out for Pixel Devices

Google has rolled out the Android 16 Beta 3.2 update to developers and beta testers. Introduced for select Pixel devices, it brings fixes for bugs related to unusual battery drain, miscalibrated haptic feedback, and other issues. As per the Mountain View-based tech giant, it arrives as the latest testing version of Google's smartphone operating system and a minor upda...

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Qualcomm Said to Launch Snapdragon Chipsets Based on 2nm Node Next Year Alongside Apple

Qualcomm is rumoured to debut the successor to its flagship Snapdragon 8 Elite chipset this year. The successor to this purported chip, dubbed Snapdragon 8 Elite 3, could be fabricated on a 2nm process, according to claims by a tipster. The improved lithography is said to be implemented not only for Qualcomm’s flagship 2026 SoC but for another variant too.

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India's car exports hit record in FY25, Maruti leads the way

India's auto industry saw record exports of passenger vehicles in FY25, with Maruti Suzuki leading with 332,585 units. Hyundai followed closely, while other top exporters included Nissan, Honda Cars India, and Volkswagen. Maruti and Hyundai aim to significantly increase exports by 2030, aligning with government goals to boost global automotive trade.

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Passenger vehicle sales hit record in FY25 despite demand slowdown

Domestic passenger vehicle wholesales saw minimal growth in FY25, with deferred purchases due to economic uncertainties and inflation. Sport-utility vehicles hit record sales, while electric vehicles had modest growth. Major carmakers experienced varied sales, with Maruti Suzuki and Hyundai seeing slight declines, while Mahindra & Mahindra and Kia India reported increases.

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