A bacteria-based cellulose bandage has been found to enhance plant healing and regeneration. Studies show that wounds treated with these patches heal faster, with over 80 percent recovery in a week compared to less than 20 percent in untreated plants. The cellulose also speeds up root and leaf development in plant cuttings. Researchers attribute this to plant hormones…
Share Realme 15 Pro made its debut last month alongside the Realme 15 base model. Now, as per a report, the company is working on a Game of Thrones variant of the device. This limited edition version was reportedly spotted on a certification platform’s listings, hinting that it can soon be launched. This limited edition…
ShareInfinix Inbook X2 Slim Infinix is planning to introduce the Inbook X2 Slim to the Indian market on 26th May and it will be priced at Rs 30,000. Infinix has received an excellent response for its Inbook X1 Slim laptops among students, and the leaked specifications of the X2 Slim are anticipated to further strengthen…
Share AMD and Nvidia budget GPUs could be in danger This is due to the increase in the cost of video RAM More affordable graphics cards with a disproportionate loadout of VRAM may get the axe, as they’ll be badly affected by said price increases AMD and Nvidia are both rumored to be mulling the…
Share The Delhi Metro Rail Corporation (DMRC) on Friday signed an agreement with a telecommunication company to improve internet connectivity across all its corridors, according to an official statement. As part of this initiative, Beckhaul Digital Technologies private limited will lay 700 km of fibre optic cables along all metro lines, including the Airport Line,…
Share For All Mankind, Apple TV’s alternate-history sci-fi drama, is back for a fifth season on March 27 – this time with a significant time jump following the Goldilocks asteroid heist. Season 5 is set in 2012 and explores the growing social and political tensions between Mars residents and Earth authorities. The new season premieres…
ShareCortana Microsoft is killing off support for Cortana on Windows. According to a support document published on Friday, the app – which you probably haven’t used after it was first introduced – will be removed starting later this year. The news follows the Microsoft Build annual conference, where the company announced its new Windows Copilot tool….