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iPhone Fold, Pro and Pro Max: Apple’s biggest 'iPhone gamble' in years gets a launch date

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By Manisha Singh Verified
| Outliers: A TOI+ series
Apple has sent invites for its 'September event'. iPhone-makers 'Surprise and shine' event is set for September 9. Apple September iPhone event is usually the most predictable date on the technology calendar. New iPhones arrive, the Pro models get the biggest upgrades, cameras improve and prices are debated. This year could be very different.
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Rajroshan Sawhney: At Google, we have been validated in core belief that AI which solves for India can solve for the world

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By Manisha Singh Verified
| Outliers: A TOI+ series
Rajroshan Sawhney leads Frontier and Applied AI Partnerships in APAC for Google Research, Labs and DeepMind, and serves as the Global Initiative Lead for Health AI Developer Foundations (HAI-DEF). He specializes in graduating research into real-world impact by building partnerships across the full lifecycle: From foundational research to population-scale deployment of AI.
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Google and OpenAI are betting big on students, but why the risks are just as big

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By Manisha Singh Verified
| Outliers: A TOI+ series
The biggest AI companies have spent the past few years fighting for office workers, coders and consumers. Their next battleground may be far more consequential: the classroom. Google this week rolled out a clutch of new learning features across Search and Gemini, including customised quizzes, interactive visualisations, study notebooks and 3D simulations. Students can upload class notes, PDFs and slides and have AI turn them into study material. Gemini is also getting a dedicated Student Hub.
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