The founders of Fitbit have unveiled Luffu, a new artificial intelligence-driven platform designed to simplify and personalize family health management. The venture marks their return to the health technology space with a focus on preventive care, behavioral insights and coordinated wellness for households. Luffu leverages AI to aggregate health data, generate actionable recommendations and support informed decision-making across age groups.

Google has released a critical security update for its Chrome browser, addressing multiple high-severity vulnerabilities that posed potential risks to users worldwide. The update underscores the growing importance of proactive cybersecurity as web browsers remain primary gateways to digital services, financial transactions and sensitive personal data. By closing these security gaps, Google aims to prevent exploitation that could lead to unauthorized access, data breaches or system compromise.

Google’s Gemini AI represents a pivotal moment in the company’s long-term strategy to embed artificial intelligence across its products, services and enterprise offerings. Designed as a next-generation, multimodal AI system, Gemini is positioned to handle text, images, code and complex reasoning within a single framework. Its rollout signals Google’s intent to defend and expand its dominance in search, cloud computing and productivity software, while competing more aggressively with rival AI platforms.

Google is set to open pre-orders for the Pixel 10a on February 18, marking the latest expansion of its popular “a” series and reinforcing its ambitions in the competitively priced smartphone segment. Positioned as a balance between affordability and performance, the Pixel 10a is expected to carry forward Google’s core strengths in software optimization, artificial intelligence and camera performance.

Early leaks surrounding Samsung’s Galaxy S26 Ultra suggest the South Korean tech giant is preparing a calculated evolution of its flagship smartphone rather than a dramatic overhaul. Preliminary reports point to refinements in industrial design, targeted camera upgrades and a renewed focus on battery efficiency and artificial intelligence-driven features. While the device remains far from its official unveiling, the emerging details indicate Samsung’s intent to consolidate its leadership in the ultra-premium Android segment.

Early leaks surrounding Apple’s iPhone 18 Pro series are beginning to surface, offering a preliminary glimpse into what could be one of the company’s most consequential design updates in years. Industry insiders suggest that Apple is exploring subtle but meaningful changes to the handset’s physical design, alongside notable improvements in battery technology aimed at extending daily usage and long-term durability.

Suraksha Group has reiterated its commitment to delivering long-delayed residential projects of Jaypee Infratech Ltd., offering renewed hope to thousands of homebuyers caught in one of India’s most protracted real estate insolvency cases. After assuming control of the stressed developer through the insolvency resolution process, the Mumbai-based conglomerate has sought to reassure buyers, lenders and regulators that construction will resume in a phased and time-bound manner.

Dish TV India Ltd. reported a wider net loss of Rs 276.23 crore in the third quarter, reflecting sustained pressure from a highly competitive broadcasting landscape and rising operational challenges. The results highlight the ongoing impact of subscriber churn, pricing constraints, and elevated content and financing costs. Despite efforts to stabilize operations, the company continues to face headwinds from shifting consumer preferences and intensifying competition from digital streaming platforms.

Jaguar Land Rover reported a net loss of £310 million for the third quarter, underscoring the financial strain caused by rising costs, supply chain challenges, and uneven global demand. The luxury automaker faced pressure from higher input expenses, currency fluctuations, and persistent disruption in key markets. While retail sales showed pockets of resilience, profitability was eroded by operational headwinds and investment commitments tied to electrification and technology upgrades.

Eveready Industries India Ltd. reported a measured improvement in its third-quarter financial performance, posting a profit after tax of Rs 7.5 crore alongside a 10% year-on-year increase in revenue. The results reflect stable consumer demand, improved operational execution, and a gradual recovery in key product segments. While margin pressures remain a consideration due to input cost dynamics, the company’s ability to grow topline revenue underscores resilience in a competitive consumer goods environment.