Nintendo has launched the Nintendo Store app for iPhone, iPad, and Android, expanding its eShop access beyond Japan for the first time. The app lets users browse and buy Switch and Switch 2 consoles, games, and accessories, redirecting purchases to the browser for checkout. It also includes gameplay history, wishlist alerts, event rewards, and news updates. With this launch, Nintendo strengthens its mobile ecosystem, joining services like Nintendo Music and Nintendo Today to create a more unified digital experience.

Bitcoin traded around $103,400 (roughly Rs. 91.6 lakh) on Thursday as the crypto market attempted to stabilise following steep losses earlier in the week. Most altcoins, including Solana, BNB, and Dogecoin, continued to decline. Analysts said macro uncertainty and ETF outflows are keeping investor sentiment fragile, although upcoming US jobless data and crypto bill discussions could provide short-term catalysts for Bitcoin’s next direction.

Airtel's Gopal Vittal has announced that India's second-largest telecom service provider (TSP) has begun the transition process from 5G to 5G Advanced network in the country. As part of its plan, the company has started deploying the dual-mode 5G network in select circles, which uses the Non-Standalone (NSA) + Standalone (SA) model, as a test pilot. The company plans to commercially roll out 5G Advanced network in the coming months.

Anh Vũ Quang Chiến hiện sử dụng Limo Green và VF 3, đồng thời chờ nhận bàn giao EC Van. Đây là lần đầu tiên anh dừng hẳn việc dùng xe xăng dầu, chuyển sang trải nghiệm hoàn toàn bằng xe điện.

Phim siêu anh hùng của Marvel đã không còn duy trì được sức hút như trước đây.

Google Maps has rolled out 10 new India-focused features, including Gemini-powered voice assistance for hands-free navigation, local recommendations, and the ability to ask detailed questions about routes and places. The update also introduces proactive traffic alerts and accident-prone area warnings in select cities. Some features are India-exclusive, while others mark their first expansion outside the US.