📸 Galaxy S26 camera secrets are hiding in plain sight

The Galaxy S26 camera has several hidden features beyond just hardware upgrades. Users can activate Horizontal Lock in Super Steady mode to keep videos level while moving, which requires good lighting. Another trick lets users access a 24MP mode via the Good Lock app for better detail without huge file sizes. The phone also has an AI-powered document scanner within the main Camera app for quick PDF creation. Additionally, Expert RAW offers Virtual Aperture and Virtual Reflector for pro-level blur and light control.

✈️ India's trade boost mission to Japan is on 🇯🇵

Commerce Minister Piyush Goyal is leading a 200-member business delegation to Japan for a four-day visit. The trip covers Tokyo, Nagoya, and Osaka to strengthen trade and investment ties between the nations. Key meetings are scheduled starting August 24, focusing on sectors like semiconductors and AI. The delegation will discuss reviewing the CEPA and highlighting India's growth in manufacturing. This visit aims to give fresh momentum to the bilateral economic relationship.

🌿 Spinach and Almonds could trigger gut issues for IBD patients

Research suggests that oxalate found in spinach and almonds might exacerbate gut inflammation for individuals with Inflammatory Bowel Disease (IBD). This potential trigger was identified during recent medical studies focusing on diet and IBD symptoms. The findings relate to oxalate absorption rates in sensitive digestive systems. Understanding these dietary components is crucial for managing IBD flare-ups effectively. Further research is needed to confirm the exact impact of these foods on IBD patients.

💸 Apple might hike iPhone prices due to memory costs 📱

Apple is reportedly getting ready to increase iPhone prices because the cost of memory and other components is going up. Mark Gurman reported this news while observing moves by Samsung and Google in the market. Following competitor increases of about $100, the iPhone 18 Pro could start around $1,199, which is a 9% jump. This follows Apple raising Mac and iPad prices by about 23% two months prior. The company might absorb some costs, especially with a new upgrade subscription plan in the works.

🏸 2028 India Open shifting to Guwahati for security reasons

The 2028 India Open will take place in Guwahati instead of New Delhi for a single year. This decision was made by the Badminton Association of India because the Super 750 event clashes with Republic Day security protocols in the capital. The tournament is scheduled for the last week of January 2028, with the BAI confirming its temporary move. It is important to note that the India Open is set to return to New Delhi in 2029. This move follows discussions with the BWF regarding the tournament's calendar. 🏸

🇨🇦 Trump's demands push US-Canada ties to a rocky spot

Prime Minister Mark Carney stated that US President Donald Trump's demands are going beyond tariffs into Canada’s national identity and sovereignty. This serious escalation occurred when Trump imposed 50% tariffs on about $20 billion of Canadian imports on Saturday. Canada retaliated by promising a dollar-for-dollar response starting September 8 against various American goods. Carney argued that the trade war is now a fight over what it means to be Canadian, not just cheese prices. This has prompted Ottawa to cautiously explore diversification, notably with Beijing. 🇨🇦

🚨 Five arrested for dry fruit trader kidnapping

Five individuals were arrested for allegedly kidnapping and assaulting two dry fruit traders in Begum Bazar. The accused were identified as Karan Kumar, Hanuman Ram, Devi Lal, Shambhu Kumar, and Jumar alias Jumar Gujjar. This incident occurred after the traders were allegedly involved in financial irregularities totaling about ₹8 lakh over three months. The accused demanded ₹2 lakh and the surrender of a car and an auto for their release during the confinement until early August 21. Police are currently trying to apprehend six other absconding accused persons. 🚨

🏄 Garmin drops hints at rugged new smartwatches in August

Garmin is teasing a global release of new rugged smartwatches before the end of August. The company confirmed a 'Play Harder' livestream event scheduled for August 25 at 11:00 UTC. Leaks have recently featured models like the Enduro 4, Fenix 9, and Fenix 9 Pro, suggesting an upgrade. The teaser imagery shows a surfer using a wearable capable of extended seawater exposure. This strongly suggests the unveiling will feature superior water resistance compared to current Forerunner models. 🏄

⚽ Alvarez loudly booed by Atletico fans amid Barca pursuit

Barcelona is intensely pursuing Julian Alvarez from Atletico Madrid to fill their striker void. The 26-year-old Argentine was included in Atletico's squad against Villarreal on the date of the incident. However, Atletico fans at the Metropolitano loudly booed him, highlighting his desire to leave Madrid. Atletico remains firm on keeping him, despite the negative fan reaction. Barcelona will watch this closely, but a transfer depends on Atletico agreeing to negotiate. 😥

🔪 Wife allegedly kills husband in Haryana stabbing

A woman allegedly murdered her 40-year-old husband with repeated knife attacks in Kurukshetra on Saturday. The victim, Rajesh, was a native of Dhampur village in Uttar Pradesh and resided in Kurukshetra with his wife, Vimla Devi. The post-mortem showed severe injuries, including a 35 cm abdominal cut where intestines protruded. Furthermore, a significant part of his liver and right kidney were reportedly missing from the body. The incident has drawn serious attention to domestic violence issues in the region. 🔪

🧐 Fast bowler Brydon Carse in handcuffs in Derby

England fast bowler Brydon Carse was seen in handcuffs outside a nightclub in Derby on Saturday night. The incident involved Carse, with teammates Matthew Potts and Ben Stokes also visible in the footage. The 31-year-old was not picked for the first Test against Pakistan on the date mentioned. This event adds to the ongoing scrutiny of England's player conduct and alcohol policies. The ECB is currently investigating and will provide updates when possible. 🧐