Apple’s Mac OS X turns 25, has prospered across three hardware architecture changes — from PowerPC, through Intel x86, to Apple Silicon This week Apple’s Mac OS X enjoyed its quarter century anniversary. Tom’s Hardware · Mar 28
Top 5 Star Hotels in Varanasi: Stay by the Ganges and Near Iconic Temples Varanasi, one of the world’s oldest living cities, offers travelers a unique blend of spiritual heritage, historic architecture, and riverside charm. Whether you are seeking a luxurious palace experience, a serene riverside stay, or budget-friendly comfort, Varanasi has accommodation options to suit every taste. Whats Hot · Mar 27
5 Powerful Ganesha Temples in India Over 1,000 Years Old India’s spiritual landscape is filled with temples that are not just places of worship, but living pieces of history. Among them, temples dedicated to Lord Ganesha hold a special charm- rooted in faith, resilience and centuries of devotion. Some of these sacred spaces have stood for over a thousand years,… MyLifeXP · Mar 27
‘A kaleidoscope of colour and life’: readers’ favourite UK spring days out Your top tips for seasonal outings from birdwatching to gorgeous gardens, amazing architecture and more• Tell us about a trip to Spain – the best tip wins a £200 holiday voucher The Guardian - UK · Mar 27
Joshua Foster Is Redefining Who Benefits When Cities Build The architectural designer turned impact strategist is making sure major infrastructure projects deliver real opportunity to the communities they reshape. International Business Times · Mar 26
“This Is Insanity”: 83 Dystopian ‘Urban Hell’ Photos That Show The True Price Of Modern Life (New Pics) The dystopias you see in movies, books, TV shows, and video games might be closer to reality than you might want to believe. Many cities and dwellings are far from the positive environments that you envision human beings would thrive in. The members of the sprawling ‘Urban Hell’ online group… Bored Panda · Mar 26
The 5 Design Decisions That Shape Every Home I Create – And Why They Matter From the Start Although no two projects are the same, they all start out with me looking at them the same way Homes & Gardens · Mar 26
Cadre vs deputation: The quiet legislative move to keep CAPF leadership an IPS-only club A quiet administrative proposal has, almost unexpectedly, reopened one of the more delicate questions in India’s security architecture. At the centre of it is the long-standing arrangement under which officers of the Indian Police Service (IPS) occupy senior leadership positions within the Central Armed Police Forces (CAPF), and whether that… Newslaundry · Mar 26
4 Powerful Lord Vishnu Temples Outside India You Must Visit Lord Vishnu is worshipped as the Hindu deity who preserves and balances the universe. Indeed, being a part of the Trimurti alongside Bhagwan Brahma and Maha Dev, Lord Vishnu is believed to be one of the most powerful deities of Hinduism. Also known as Hari and Narayana, the Lord symbolises… Times Life · Mar 26
5 Countries Outside India Where Hanuman Ji Is Greater Than a God Hanuman Ji does not live in only one geography. His presence reaches from Nepal’s Hanuman Dhoka to Thailand’s Ramakien traditions, from Indonesia’s Prambanan reliefs to Cambodia’s Reamker and Angkor imagery, and into Mauritius, where Hanuman shrines remain part of everyday devotional life. In many of these places, he is not… Times Life · Mar 26
iPhone 18 Pro vs 17 Pro: The Upgrade That Could Surprise You The battle between Apple’s next two Pro iPhones is already generating massive buzz, and for good reason. While the iPhone 17 Pro set a new benchmark in 2025, early leaks suggest the iPhone 18 Pro may quietly redefine what a “Pro upgrade” really means. From performance leaps to subtle but… MyLifeXP · Mar 25
How prioritizing responsive design completely changed our approach to digital leisure Nobody planned for this. A decade ago, "responsive design" was a buzzword that developers batted around in conference rooms while most companies quietly kept building for desktop screens. Then something snapped. Mobile traffic crossed 50% globally, users grew impatient, and the entire architecture of how we consume entertainment, news, sports,… inkl · Mar 25
TBC Bank Drives Consumer Lending and Digital Ecosystem Growth as Uzbekistan Emerges as Central Asia’s Fintech Hub The intersection of demographic momentum, regulatory reform, and technological innovation is reshaping the financial services landscape in Central Asia at an unprecedented pace. Uzbekistan, the region's most populous nation with over thirty-seven million residents, has emerged as a focal point for this transformation. What was once a market dominated by state-owned banks operating through… inkl · Mar 25
I'll Say It, Knocking Down Walls Is Sometimes a Lazy Renovation — Here's How to Embrace Your Home's Existing Layout From rearranging furniture to better lighting, these expert-approved, space-enhancing design tricks will make you think twice before knocking down walls Livingetc · Mar 25
TechRadar · Mar 24 Regional data sovereignty in the age of AI: Balancing innovation and regulation Navigating innovation, regulation, and sovereignty as enterprises build resilient AI-ready data architectures worldwide.
inkl · Mar 24 Owning the Architecture Why Platform Businesses Shift to Custom Software Engineering Platform businesses rarely stall because of weak demand. They stall because of architectural dependency.
The Guardian - UK · Mar 22 Total Pep has fun but Arsenal will worry about display of collective amnesia Finals are supposed to be close but Arsenal’s internal architecture collapsed and Manchester City walked them around in a headlock
Livingetc · Mar 22 "Dreaming Up Modern Day Interpretations of a 70s Vibe" Was the Designer's Favorite Part of Creating This Laid-Back Aussie Home — It's a Masterclass in Styling Room Dividers Designed by the renowned interior design and architecture studio YSG, this exuberant family home is both grounding and playful
Barchart · Mar 21 Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang Promised to ‘Surprise the World.’ GTC 2026 Delivered — With a Groq-Powered Twist Groq 3 isn’t replacing Nvidia’s GPUs, it’s enhancing them. And the partnership between Nvidia and Groq signals a shift toward more specialized, cooperative architectures rather than all-in-one solutions.
TechRadar · Mar 21 Cloud 3.0: The future of intent-driven multi-cloud The emergence of cloud 3.0 and how organizations can navigate the shift from hyperscalers to intent-driven, multi-vendor architectures.
Fortune · Mar 20 The 19th century banking problem that AI hasn't solved yet Agentic AI needs a trust infrastructure. We're a Chief Scientist and a Chief Legal Officer who discovered that the hardest problems lie between our jobs.
Times Life · Mar 20 If Lanka Was So Advanced, Why Don’t We See Its Remains? The idea of Lanka has always stirred the imagination. In the Ramayana, it appears as a place of astonishing wealth, power, engineering, and royal grandeur, a city so magnificent that it has stayed alive in memory for centuries. That is exactly why the question keeps returning: if Lanka was really…
Digital Camera World · Mar 19 This Sony stacked sensor uses an unusual design to help to save costs and boost performance The Sony IMX820 CMOS sensor features a chip on wafer (COW) architecture, which saves on production costs and bolsters camera performance
InsideEVs · Mar 18 I Saw The Lucid Cosmos In Person. Here's What I Learned About This Model Y Competitor Lucid's upcoming make-or-break EV is packed with a cutting-edge motor and a new architecture built with autonomy in mind.
The Times of India · Mar 18 'Most famous Islamic architecture': Mehdi Hasan calls out Laura Loomer over her Taj Mahal remarks British journalist Mehdi Hasan criticised American far-right activist Laura Loomer on social media over her recent comments on the Taj Mahal, calling into question her understanding of Islamic architecture. On X, Hasan wrote, "The most famous Islamic architecture in the world! How can she be this dumb?"