Priyanka Shaw is a Technology Correspondent at TelecomTalk, covering telecommunications, artificial intelligence, consumer technology, digital services, and emerging technology trends. She closely follows developments across the technology ecosystem and focuses on delivering well-researched, accurate, and accessible stories for TelecomTalk readers.
Most smartwatches compete by offering displays, more watch faces, Bluetooth calling and additional notifications. The Noise REP Band takes a different route. It removes the screen entirely and focuses on what happens behind the scenes: sleep quality, how the body responds to exercise, and whether users are ready for another … Read More
Anthropic has changed how Indian businesses can use Claude AI this change is not about a chatbot feature; it’s about where AI requests are handled. For banks, government groups, and other businesses with compliance requirements, this difference could determine whether they can use AI widely. Claude AI Now Processes Data … Read More
India is preparing for a major AI computing expansion. AM Intelligence, backed by the people behind Greenko, has ordered another 20,000 NVIDIA Rubin GPUs. The scale of this move puts Hyderabad at the centre of a competition for infrastructure that could change how India handles AI compute power. NVIDIA Sends … Read More
Samsung is reportedly preparing to release its AI‑powered smart glasses in November. Unlike an AR headset, these glasses are designed to look and feel like glasses while placing Gemini AI, cameras, microphones, and speakers around the wearer’s face. That places Samsung against Meta in one of the fastest‑growing categories of … Read More
An Indian assistive-technology startup is using AI to help visually impaired people read text, recognise everyday objects, and access information more independently. Based in Ahmedabad, Torchit is building its Jyoti AI smart-glasses ecosystem with features focused on real-life challenges rather than entertainment. Torchit Builds AI Glasses for Blind Users The … Read More
Imagine standing in front of a mirror that does more than show your reflection. It could describe what you are wearing, suggest ways to improve your style, and offer recommendations without sending every image to a cloud server. An AI-powered smart mirror shown at India Mobile Congress 2026 in New … Read More
Google is making it much easier to create games using intelligence. It introduced a platform called Playground that lets people build playable games by describing what they want in plain text. No coding skills are needed. Google is also working with Unity, a well-known game development company, to bring powerful … Read More
Jio showcased a range of AI wearables at India Mobile Congress 2026, highlighting smart glasses and AI earbuds. The intriguing element isn’t just voice-controlled AI. Jio demonstrated its camera-equipped glasses with a UPI payment experience that works without users pulling out their smartphones. Jio AI Glasses Could Bring UPI Payments … Read More
DoorDash is growing its presence in India by opening a global technology and operations hub in Hyderabad. The company plans to create around 3,000 jobs in the country over the next two years. This new hub marks a step in DoorDash’s expansion across India. DoorDash Opens Hyderabad Hub, Plans 3,000 … Read More
Airbnb is bringing intelligence deeper into its app as part of a major fall product update. The company has launched AI-powered search, social discovery tools, and additional travel-related services. Airbnb Adds AI Search to Its App Airbnb has introduced AI-powered search in its latest update, giving users a new way … Read More
Screenless fitness trackers are becoming more common as people want to track their health without the distractions of a smartwatch. Now you have more options. These include Indian brands, as well as Garmin and Amazfit. Apple, Fitbit, Whoop, Pebble: Fitness Trackers Compared WHOOP 5.0 still focuses on health, sleep, recovery, … Read More
India’s smartphone market is shifting as 4G phones start to become popular again. Counterpoint Research expects 4G smartphone shipments to rise in 2026, even as India’s overall smartphone market declines. This shift is happening mainly because part costs are rising and the price gap between 4G and 5G phones is … Read More
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