Omair Pall

1 week ago | in.mashable.com | Omair Pall

Perplexity AI has just taken things up a notch. On June 19, the company officially launched a fun and creative video generation feature for its “Ask Perplexity” bot on X (formerly Twitter). Now, users can simply tag @AskPerplexity in a tweet with a short prompt — and in return, they’ll get an 8-second AI-generated video, complete with sound, visuals, and even dialogue. It didn’t take long for the internet to catch on. Almost instantly, X was buzzing with hilarious and imaginative prompts.

1 week ago | in.mashable.com | Omair Pall

Apple’s iOS 26 beta is already making noise, literally and figuratively. While the sleek new Liquid Display Design has drawn its fair share of excitement, it's something far more subtle that’s got iPhone fans buzzing: a hidden ringtone buried in the beta's code. This surprise isn’t something you’ll find scrolling through your ringtone options.

1 week ago | in.mashable.com | Omair Pall

There’s something about Ben Stokes, a kind of magnetic presence that makes things happen when the game is teetering. India had just stitched together a solid 91-run opening partnership through KL Rahul and Yashasvi Jaiswal. The mood was calm. Then, Stokes walked. And just like that, debutant Sai Sudharsan was walking back for a duck, falling to an unusual leg-side trap that only someone like Stokes would dare to try. But the real spark came a little later.

1 week ago | flipboard.com | Omair Pall

3 hours agoLong before India gained independence, one defiant voice inside the British Empire dared to call out a colonial massacre - and paid a price for it. Sir Chettur Sankaran Nair, a lawyer, was one of the few Indians to be appointed to top government posts when the British ruled the country. In 1919, he …

1 week ago | in.mashable.com | Omair Pall

Carl Pei’s Nothing is getting ready to launch its next big smartphone, the Nothing Phone 3, on July 1, and excitement is definitely building. The company has been teasing us with new info and little sneak peeks to keep the hype going, and this time, they’re focusing on a fresh look and some neat new features. One of the biggest changes? The Phone 3 is ditching the old Glyph Interface that made previous Nothing Phones so distinctive.