Jayesh Shinde

Mumbai, Southern Asia

Executive Editor at Digit

Executive Editor @digitindia @skoar ex-@indiatimes @pcworld_in. Anti-Bon vivant. Tolkien admirer. Foodie. Gamer. Manchester United fan.

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Operation CyberShakti: Indian vigilante hackers’ cyber attack on Pakistan govt websites?

5 days ago | digit.in | Jayesh Shinde

HIGHLIGHTS Operation CyberShakti is a self-proclaimed cyber attack on Pakistan's digital infrastructure Alleged Indian cybersleuths are taking credit for bringing down and gaining unauthorised access to multiple Pakistan public, government and military websites The vigilante group behind Operation CyberShakti warn of more cyber attacks against Pakistan Away from the ongoing military action that’s headlining the India-Pak conflict, of which Operation Sindoor is the official Indian name,...
Digit May 2025 Magazine: 50 smart tech ways to upgrade your travel like a boss

1 week ago | digit.in | Jayesh Shinde

Whether a frequent traveler or an occasional traveler, tech has the ability to make your travel simpler, safer, experiences richer, and it can even save you money. This month’s Digit magazine is all about travel tech tips and smart travel hacks, among other things. Travel is among the world’s greatest pleasures. But it can also be stressful, if you aren’t careful. Nowadays, tech devices and smart applications are a must have for contemporary travelers.
RIP Skype: Thanks for early voice calls over the internet

1 week ago | digit.in | Jayesh Shinde

Beginning today, Skype quietly vanishes from our desktops and smartphones. Its blue icon – once a beacon of international connection – will flicker out and disappear, leaving many of us to wonder how we ever managed long‑distance conversations before its heyday.
WAVES 2025: Top 3 bold predictions from YouTube, Adobe, Mukesh Ambani

2 weeks ago | digit.in | Jayesh Shinde

Inside the sprawling Jio World Center in Mumbai, India’s inaugural World Audio Visual & Entertainment Summit (WAVES) unfurled with the kind of confident swagger you’d expect from a country quietly vying to be the next capital of the global digital economy.
World Password Day 2025: New study highlights how weak our passwords are

2 weeks ago | digit.in | Jayesh Shinde

I was five seconds into scrolling through Hive Systems’ latest password cracking chart – released just in time for World Password Day celebrated worldwide on May 1, 2025 – when a mix of dread and awe hit me. About just how vulnerable our strong password can be, and just how much we stand to lose if we aren’t careful. Because that’s exactly what today’s hardware can do.
ChatGPT 4o’s personality crisis: Sam Altman on when AI tries to please

2 weeks ago | digit.in | Jayesh Shinde

When updated tech blunders are quietly rolled back rather than publicly confessed, Sam Altman’s candid tweet stood out. No “thanks for your feedback,” no “we value your input” boilerplate. Just that they were too eager with certain updates to ChatGPT-4o’s personality traits, they made a mistake and will fix it soon.Refreshing. Human, even.
Scientists create ‘olo’ new colour: How will it impact our digital life?

2 weeks ago | digit.in | Jayesh Shinde

There’s something undeniably thrilling – and slightly unsettling – about learning that scientists have somehow coaxed our eyes into seeing a colour that “doesn’t exist in nature.” They call it “olo,” and describe it as an otherworldly blue-green so intensely saturated that it sits beyond our usual visual playground.
AI in FAU‑G Domination: From game concept art to matchmaking, it played a big role

3 weeks ago | digit.in | Jayesh Shinde

When FAU‑G: Domination launched into India’s mobile‑shooter arena, it surprised many not just with its patriotic flair, but for the polish and speed of development. Behind the curtains, led by a lean 30‑person team, lies a powerful secret weapon – artificial intelligence. I interviewed Srinivasan Veeraraghavan, co-founder of Dot9Games and executive producer on FAU-G: Domination, to uncover how AI threaded through every stage of this ambitious title’s creation – and how it might shape its future.
Which ChatGPT model to use when: Simple explainer on GPT-4o, GPT-o3 and GPT-4.5

4 weeks ago | digit.in | Jayesh Shinde

As OpenAI keeps cranking out GPT after GPT, the dropdown selector in the ChatGPT dashboard is becoming more and more crowded. Looking at all the options like GPT‑4, GPT‑4o, GPT‑4o mini, GPT‑4.5, GPT-o3 and so on… it can cause anyone’s head to spin faster than a rapidly charging laptop or smartphone. If you’ve ever felt overwhelmed by these myriad ChatGPT model options, you’re not alone.
ChatGPT 4.1 has 5 improved features that everyone will find useful

4 weeks ago | digit.in | Jayesh Shinde

When ChatGPT first arrived towards the end of 2022, it felt like a seismic shift in tech. Then came GPT-3, 3.5, 4o, and so many others that I’ve honestly lost count – due to sheer confusion! With each of these ChatGPT releases, OpenAI promised smarter interactions, better context handling, and improved AI-assisted coding chops – and for the most part it delivered on these promises, albeit with some hallucination baked in. But OpenAI’s latest release, ChatGPT 4.1, isn’t just iterative improvement.