Aayush Ailawadi

1 week ago | fortuneindia.com | Aayush Ailawadi

Anyone interested in smartphones is aware of the cinematic cameras the top-end iPhones come with. And if you’ve followed filmmaking closely in recent years, you’d be aware of the increasing use of iPhones in shooting films. At the MAMI Select: Filmed on iPhone 2025 this week in Mumbai, it was a fascinating collision of technological innovation and artistic expression. The atmosphere was electric—a mix of creative fervour and technological curiosity.

1 week ago | fortuneindia.com | Aayush Ailawadi

MediaTek has unveiled the Dimensity 9400+, the latest addition to its Dimensity series of mobile system-on-chips (SoCs). According to the press release, this new platform emphasizes advancements in generative and agentic artificial intelligence (AI) capabilities, along with general performance improvements, while maintaining a focus on power efficiency. The MediaTek Dimensity 9400+ amplifies the previous model’s (9400) performance with a higher CPU clock speed and enhanced agentic AI capabilities.

1 week ago | fortuneindia.com | Aayush Ailawadi

ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE. Love it or hate it, you cannot live without it. For the past few years, our interactions with AI have largely been confined to smartphones and cloud-based services. But what about the PC, the original workhorse of productivity and creativity? While cloud-based services are available on them, till recently, they did not come with any on-device AI capabilities like the latest flagship phones.

2 weeks ago | fortuneindia.com | Aayush Ailawadi

In the vibrant tech scene of Yokohama, Japan, the birthplace of the Lenovo ThinkPad, Tom Butler, a driving force behind the company’s commercial PC strategy, revealed a vision that extended beyond mere product launches. This was a strategic manoeuvre to establish Lenovo as a leader in the AI-driven PC landscape. According to the data from Canalys, Lenovo leads the global PC market with nearly 25% market share.

2 weeks ago | fortuneindia.com | Aayush Ailawadi

The viral Ghibli trend might look harmless, but it raises serious data privacy concerns. When you upload your photo to AI tools like ChatGPT or Grok AI, you're handing over sensitive biometric data—your face, your family portraits. Experts warn that without clear, purpose-specific consent, your data could be stored indefinitely, used for training AI models, or even targeted ads. While you're voluntarily sharing this data, vague terms and conditions leave users vulnerable.