The Dall-E GPT tool is scheduled to shut down permanently on August 30th. This closure affects users who rely on the AI image generator for their creative projects. The service has been operational for a period, allowing users to generate various types of visuals. Users are strongly advised to download any images they have created before the tool officially disappears tomorrow. This marks the end of an era for this specific AI feature.
tech Samsung unveiled the Galaxy S26 FE, which will be available for purchase next Friday, September 4. This new phone is set to launch with the Exynos 2500 processor and runs on Android 17/One UI 9. The S26 FE features a 6.7” 1080p+ display and a 4,900mAh battery. Meanwhile, the mainline S26 series offers better chips and RAM, while the Nothing Phone (3) has competitive camera specs. Various models like the S26+ and S26 Ultra offer premium features with specific pricing points. 📱
science The last woolly mammoths survived on Wrangel Island until around 4,000 years ago, after being stranded by rising sea levels. Genetic analysis of 21 mammoth genomes, published in June 2024, showed the population remained genetically stable for millennia. This finding rejects the long-held theory that slow inbreeding caused their eventual decline. Researchers now suggest a sudden environmental event, like a fire or bad weather, likely caused the population collapse. This highlights the need for ongoing genetic monitoring in modern conservation efforts. 🧐
tech People often delete photos to free up their shared 15GB Google storage pool across Gmail, Drive, and Photos. However, the largest files are usually hidden in places the main storage screen ignores, like old emails and app backups. Users should check the Google One Storage Manager page for a combined view of their total storage usage. Additionally, emptying Trash and Spam bins frees up space, and searching for large email attachments can reveal hidden space hogs. Tackling these hidden areas first helps reclaim gigabytes without touching the photo gallery. 💾
world Former RAW secretary Vikram Sood stated that external intelligence and the Intelligence Bureau function as India's first offense and defense arms, respectively. This was discussed in Chennai at an event organized by Chennai International Centre and Deccan Centre for International Affairs. Sood highlighted the rapid pace of global events and disinformation being presented. He also commented on US perceptions regarding potential actions in Iran and Pakistan's regional strategies. Moving forward, he stressed the necessity of these two agencies collaborating effectively.
science Researchers discovered that microscopic wrinkles in graphene significantly alter its electrical properties. The study, conducted in the US and UK, focused on nanowrinkles measuring less than a billionth of a meter. This phenomenon, called flexoelectricity, turns geometry into an electronic feature, creating tiny battery-like sides. The wrinkles boost electric polarization up to 10 million times compared to larger systems. This opens a new path for designing electronics controlled by material structure. 🔋
top RSS chief Mohan Bhagwat stated that Hindutva does not envision a Bharat without Muslims, addressing a conference in New York, USA on August 29, 2026. He asserted that any Hindu believing Muslims should have no place in the country would cease to be Hindu. Bhagwat highlighted that humanity is one, despite differing religions, citing 1.3 lakh RSS service projects. He shared how RSS volunteers assisted victims of an aircraft collision in Dadri, Haryana, without religious bias. He concluded that societal change requires selfless service and dialogue, not just politics. 🤝
world A 35-year-old man from Assam's Sribhumi district, Balai Namasudra, was detained in Bangladesh by the Border Guard Bangladesh (BGB). He was caught at the Kumarshail border area in Barlekha upazila of Moulvibazar on August 27. The BGB recovered a foreign-made pistol, two rounds of .22-bore ammunition, and 500 Yaba tablets from him. His wife shared personal documents via WhatsApp when he was reportedly detained for illegal entry. Authorities are now coordinating with the BSF for his return to India. 👮
sports Cody Gakpo has officially agreed to join Manchester City after declining a transfer offer from Tottenham. The Netherlands international was a major target for Spurs, who are undergoing a major rebuild in North London. Liverpool is reportedly seeking around £85 million for the 27-year-old winger. Gakpo chose City over Tottenham, despite Spurs signing other players like Omar Marmoush. A final agreement is currently being worked out between all parties for his move.
A recent study has highlighted increasing marital problems across different demographics. Researchers surveyed couples in various cities to gather this data. The findings indicated a rise in reported conflicts by 25% between January and March 2024. This trend is attributed to modern lifestyle pressures and communication gaps within relationships. Experts suggest counseling sessions could be a helpful next step for affected couples. 😥
world Tulshi Patel, a Pharmacist from Milton Keynes, is searching for her mother and aunt who disappeared in Nepal floods. The missing women, Hemangini Jitendra Patel and Hema Sunil Amin, were last seen near Friendship Bridge at the Nepal-China border. This sighting came from a TikTok video showing them around Wednesday morning, before the flood. The deadly flood followed a magnitude 5.2 seismic event near the border on Wednesday at 8.37am. Patel continues to try contacting them via WhatsApp and the local tour guide.
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