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Apple Siri settlement: iPhone 15 Pro, iPhone 16 owners can claim up to $95

Apple has opened claims for its $250 million Siri settlement over delayed Apple Intelligence features. US buyers of the iPhone 15 Pro, 15 Pro Max or any iPhone 16 model purchased between June 10, 2024, and March 29, 2025, can claim $25 per device, possibly rising up to $95. Here's how to file, what you need, the December 21 deadline and when payouts are expected.
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Olympiad: India's gold chances get bleaker despite win in open; women still in hunt

India’s open team stayed in contention for a Chess Olympiad medal after beating England 2.5-1.5, but Uzbekistan’s perfect run has made the gold race increasingly difficult. Meanwhile, the women’s team strengthened their title hopes with a dominant 3.5-0.5 win over Germany, led by Savitha Shri’s sixth straight victory.
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Watch: RAF Hawk T2 crashes and explodes near airbase in Wales

A training mission took a dangerous turn on Wednesday when an RAF Hawk T2 aircraft crashed shortly after taking off from RAF Valley. Fortunately, both pilots safely ejected and sustained only minor injuries. Technical issues arose during ascent, causing the aircraft to plunge dramatically before landing in Pencarnisiog. Emergency services acted swiftly to extinguish the fire and secure the area, while the RAF has paused Hawk operations pending further investigation.
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Cristiano Ronaldo expands his investment portfolio with $7.2 million move as retirement rumors swirl after World Cup loss

Cristiano Ronaldo, the Portuguese legend, has invested $7.2 million in Herbalife after being associated with the brand for over a decade.
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Why fundamentals and systems thinking are so important

Gopichand Katragadda emphasizes the ongoing relevance of core engineering skills, even as artificial intelligence becomes more prevalent. He acknowledges India's strong theoretical background but encourages elevating practical execution and documentation practices. Engineers should prioritize hands-on prototyping and systems thinking to improve their skills. While AI can enhance engineering tasks, effective use hinges on a solid foundation of knowledge.
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Lufthansa’s ‘rude’ reply to angry customer goes viral with 13 million views: 'The response isn’t going to magically change'

A customer complaint against Lufthansa gained attention after the airline's response was viewed as rude. The airline initially replied bluntly after a passenger inquired about a payment issue. Subsequently, Lufthansa issued an apology acknowledging the inappropriate tone of their response. This incident sparked a debate on social media about the boundaries of customer service interactions. While some defended the airline's representative, others emphasized a need for professional conduct.
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Jay Meena puts softball tennis in spotlight with India’s first Asian Games medal

Jay Meena celebrated a remarkable achievement by securing a bronze medal in softball tennis, marking India's inaugural medal in this sport at the Asian Games. Despite being defeated in the semifinals by Japan's Takuya Kurosaka, Meena felt a mix of disappointment and pride. The event, held in Japan, the birthplace of softball tennis in 2002, fuels his ambition for greater success ahead.
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I never walked into a room counting the no. of women

Achala Sharma, senior director of AI/ML at Optum, highlights how curiosity has propelled her career. She firmly believes that artificial intelligence holds the key to revolutionizing healthcare through the effective analysis of unstructured data. With a commitment to crafting secure and trustworthy AI models, Sharma aims to lead while upholding her values, ultimately championing the transformative power of AI to enhance lives and systems.
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Satwik-Chirag shine but India settle for bronze after China end Asian Games final hopes

In a riveting display, Satwiksairaj Rankireddy and Chirag Shetty triumphed in doubles against the reigning world champions. However, India's aspirations faced a setback as Lakshya Sen faltered in his singles match against Shi Yu Qi. Ayush Shetty's defeat to Li Shi Feng added further strain, while Hariharan Amsakarunan and MR Arjun struggled but ultimately succumbed to their Chinese rivals. Despite the challenges, India claimed a bronze medal in the tournament.
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Oil prices today: Brent crude eases as Iran keeps door open to diplomacy

Oil prices today: Brent crude eases as Iran keeps door open to diplomacy
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Minor girl raped at Delhi hotel by social media friend; accused on the run

A minor girl was allegedly raped by a man she befriended on social media in Wazirabad. The incident occurred at a hotel where the accused took her on a pretense of friendship. After the assault, the girl informed her family, leading them to report the incident to the police. Police have registered a case under the Protection of Children from Sexual Offences Act against the absconding accused.
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HPPSC Assistant Professor Admit Card 2026 released for Hindi, Chemistry, Physical Education and Music posts; download here

HPPSC Assistant Professor Admit Card 2026: HPPSC has released e-Admit Cards for Assistant Professor (College Cadre) Screening Tests and Subject Aptitude Tests in Hindi, Chemistry, Physical Education and Music-Instrumental. Hindi and Chemistry examinations are scheduled for October 4, while Physical Education and Music-Instrumental tests will be held on October 7. Paper-I will run from 11 AM to 12 Noon and Paper-II from 2 PM to 5 PM. Candidates must enter examination centres before the prescribed gate-closing times.
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