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Official Pixel 10 teaser image showcasing the sleek new design.   Every time Google announces a new phone, it feels like déjà vu. The headlines scream, the tech blogs scramble, and YouTubers sharpen their camera reviews. But if you look closer, the Phone by Google is never really just a phone. It’s Google’s mirror, reflecting what the company wants the world to believe about its future. The Pixel Identity Crisis Pixel 10 Pro and Pixel 10 Pro Fold reveal shades and textures For years, the Pixel line has lived in the shadow of iPhones and Galaxies. Too niche to dominate the global market, too beloved to be dismissed. The Phone by Google has always been a curious experiment — part smartphone, part AI demo, part stubborn dream that one day Google can own both the software and the hardware. This year, the new Phone by Google feels like Google finally stopped chasing Apple’s tail and started building its own trail. The cameras? Predictably brilliant. The AI? Everywhere, from live t...

Image via Wikimedia Commons / CC BY-SA   There was a time when Anil Ambani was everywhere. Glossy magazines, billionaire lists, TV interviews. He had the sharp suits, the deals, the energy. In the mid-2000s, you couldn’t really talk about India Inc. without his name coming up. Now? His name mostly shows up in court filings and debt reports. Harsh, but true. The Rise That Felt Like a Movie Image via Wikimedia Commons / CC BY-SA After the Reliance split, Anil took his share and ran fast. Telecom, power, finance, even Bollywood tie-ups. For a while, he looked like the risk-taker, the go-getter compared to his older brother. People actually thought he’d outshine Mukesh. And hone stly, he carried himself like he believed it too. The Crash But Reliance Communications… that was the beginning of the end. Heavy loans, brutal competition, and one day it was just gone. The rest of his companies? Same story in different fonts. You know the picture — investors nervous, creditors knocking,...

Image via Wikimedia Commons / CC BY-SA   Manchester — The Etihad crowd came in with the usual confidence, but anyone who’s followed City vs Spurs over the past decade knew better. This fixture has a way of turning clean predictions into chaos, and tonight was no exception. Not Just Another League Game Image via Wikimedia Commons / CC BY-SA What makes City–Tottenham special is that it didn’t start out as a marquee rivalry. Go back to the early 2000s and you’d barely find it on a neutral fan’s calendar. Spurs were steady, City were searching for relevance. Then came the Abu Dhabi era, and suddenly City were a giant. Strangely enough, Spurs didn’t step aside. They dug in, and for reasons no one can fully explain, they became one of the few sides that could rattle the champions. Nights That Still Sting Ask a City supporter about May 2010 and watch them wince. Peter Crouch’s goal at the Etihad not only gave Tottenham the win, it also slammed the Champions League door in City’s face...