Vinay Patel

2 weeks ago | ibtimes.co.uk | Vinay Patel

A key development is unfolding in the gaming landscape. As Sony works to resolve the PS5 Pro's VRR stutter, a big question is on players' minds: will this fix carry over to the highly anticipated Grand Theft Auto VI, providing it with the visual fidelity and strong performance it truly warrants? Sony rolled out a system update for the PS5 and PS5 Pro on 5 June, resolving the troublesome VRR stuttering.

2 weeks ago | ibtimes.co.uk | Vinay Patel

Get ready to witness a potential revolution in interacting with our iPhones. Apple's annual Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC) is fast approaching, and all eyes are on a groundbreaking rumour: a 'Liquid Glass' user interface for iOS 26. This innovative design could fundamentally transform the iPhone experience. The 'Liquid Glass' Anticipation BuildsWWDC 2025 begins today, 9 June, and with the keynote just hours away, a flurry of last-minute leaks is building considerable excitement.

2 weeks ago | the-microbiologist.com | Vinay Patel

Whilst termites are infamous for causing economic damage and destruction of property, their ability to naturally produce hydrogen is virtually unheard of, even though they already produce around 200 million tonnes of hydrogen annually. Given that termites consume cellulose in the form of wood, paper, cardboard, and cotton, a circular economy can be created for waste products, which are often just sent to landfills or combusted, adding significant promise to the prospect of termite hydrogen.

2 weeks ago | msn.com | Vinay Patel

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2 weeks ago | ibtimes.co.uk | Vinay Patel

Elon Musk's ambitious vision for a global satellite internet service, Starlink, is no longer a distant dream in India as decks have been cleared to launch its operations in the country. The telecom department has granted Starlink a licence to operate marking a significant step for Musk to begin its commercial satellite internet services in India.