Tech News Roundup: Streaming Wars, AI Innovations, and Smartphone Launches

Jio’s New Streaming Platform Offers Free Content Temporarily


Reliance Jio has launched a streaming platform boasting over 300,000 hours of content, available free of cost for a limited time. This move challenges competitors like Disney+ Hotstar, as Jio aims to attract users with its no-cost access model. Users with existing Jio or Hotstar subscriptions are encouraged to explore the platform, which may soon transition to a paid model.

OpenAI CEO Sam Altman Rejects Acquisition by Elon Musk




OpenAI CEO Sam Altman has publicly dismissed rumors of a potential acquisition by Elon Musk. Musk previously tweeted an offer to buy OpenAI for $99.7 billion, but Altman clarified that the AI research company is not for sale. This development highlights ongoing tensions between Musk’s ventures and OpenAI’s mission to remain independent.

ISRO and IIT Madras Develop Radiation-Hardened AI Chip for Space Missions



In a breakthrough for India’s space program, ISRO and IIT Madras have co-developed a radiation-hardened integrated circuit (IC) chipset designed for harsh space environments. Traditional chipsets fail under cosmic radiation, but this AI-powered solution ensures reliability for satellites and spacecraft, marking a leap toward self-reliance in India’s space tech.

Apple Launches Powerbeats Pro in India with Hook Design




Apple’s Powerbeats Pro, priced at ₹29,900, has debuted in India featuring a secure hook design, Adaptive EQ, and support for Spatial Audio. Targeting fitness enthusiasts, these wireless earbuds emphasize durability and immersive sound, aligning with Apple’s expansion in the premium audio segment.

Android 14 Update Focuses on Camera Enhancements



Google’s second Android 14 update introduces advanced camera features, including Hybrid Auto Exposure, Ultra ADR for dynamic range optimization, and Motion Photo Capture (similar to Apple’s Live Photos). These tools aim to enhance smartphone photography natively, reducing reliance on third-party apps.

iPhone 16 Series Design Leaks Hint at Pill-Shaped Camera Module



Leaks suggest the iPhone 16 Pro may feature a redesigned pill-shaped camera housing with diagonally aligned triple sensors. Rumors also mention a 6.1-inch display, an action button, and a potential 2025 launch for an iPhone model with a 7,500mAh battery and 90W fast charging.

Motorola Readies Thin, Lightweight Smartphone with 4,900mAh Battery

Motorola is reportedly developing a sleek smartphone featuring a Full HD+ AMOLED display, a 50MP primary camera, and a 4,900mAh battery. The device promises a balance of portability and endurance, though details on pricing and launch dates remain under wraps.

Nothing Confirms Phone 3a Series Launch on July 21

Nothing has announced its Phone 3a series will debut on July 21 in Mountain View, California. The lineup, including a “Turbo” variant, is expected to run on Snapdragon 7s Gen 3 and emphasize affordability without compromising performance.

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