Category: Technology

Millions of users worldwide were locked out of websites on November 18, 2025, after a major Cloudflare outage triggered the error message “please unblock challenges.cloudflare.com to proceed.” The disruption affected platforms like ChatGPT, Canva, X, Perplexity, online banking, and thousands of smaller business sites. Instead of a browser or device issue, the problem came from a failed routing update inside Cloudflare that broke its security verification system. The incident highlighted how dependent the modern internet has become on a few infrastructure providers and how quickly a single failure can ripple across the web.

Canva just made one of its boldest moves yet — it’s making Affinity by Canva free for everyone. After acquiring the Affinity suite earlier this year, Canva is opening access to professional-grade design tools like Affinity Designer, Photo, and Publisher without a subscription fee.

This decision doesn’t just lower costs for creators — it levels the playing field. Freelancers, students, and small studios can now use top-tier design software that once rivaled Adobe, completely free. With this update, Canva is signaling a shift toward an open, AI-driven creative ecosystem that’s redefining digital design for 2025 and beyond.

India’s AI revolution just got a major push. Through the new Google Jio Gemini partnership, millions of Jio 5G users now get 18 months of free access to Google’s most advanced AI tools — including Gemini 2.5 Pro, NotebookLM, and creative suites like Nano Banana. This collaboration isn’t just a tech upgrade; it’s a move to democratize AI in one of the world’s fastest-growing digital markets. With 850+ million internet users and AI adoption rising 32% annually (IDC), this deal could redefine how Indians learn, create, and innovate online.

AI browsers are no longer just a curiosity — they’re changing how we browse, research, and get work done online. Two players are leading the charge: ChatGPT Atlas and Perplexity Comet. Atlas automates tasks and acts as your personal assistant, while Comet excels at research, summarizing content, and giving you trustworthy citations. This guide breaks down features, pricing, strengths, and real-world use cases to help you decide which AI browser fits your workflow. Whether you want hands-free automation or research clarity, this post helps you figure out which browser becomes your co-pilot in 2025.

“ChatGPT Atlas isn’t just a browser—it’s a glimpse into the future of intelligent web interaction. Instead of clicking and searching, you describe what you want—and Atlas acts, summarizes, and even plans for you. With agent mode and conversational AI leading the way, browsing feels less like a chore and more like having a digital research partner by your side. Early adopters have already seen up to 30% productivity gains, and that’s just the beginning. The real paradigm shift? Browsers are turning from passive portals into proactive assistants, redefining how we work, learn, and create online.”

Google just turned 27! 🎉 From a Stanford dorm room project to powering over 90% of global searches, Google’s journey is nothing short of legendary. In this post, we explore Google’s 27th birthday, its iconic doodles, surprising facts, and how the tech giant continues to shape the internet we use daily. Whether you’re curious about Google’s birthday date, the special doodle, or fun milestones, this guide has everything you need to celebrate “Happy Birthday Google” in 2025.

OpenAI’s new AI video app powered by Sora 2 might just redefine short-form media. Every clip is auto-generated—no uploads, real-time creation, and built-in face-verification alerts. But behind the polish lie tough questions on privacy, copyright, and misinformation. Is this the future of video platforms—or a risky bet?

Perplexity AI has just launched its highly anticipated Search API, giving developers unprecedented access to the same indexing infrastructure that drives its public search engine. With real-time updates, passage-level precision, and citation-rich responses, this API isn’t just another tool—it’s a potential game-changer for startups, AI agents, and enterprise apps. But with great power comes great responsibility: legal risks, moderation challenges, and competitive pressure all stand in the way. Is this Perplexity’s moment to lead the search infrastructure landscape?

Nano Banana — Google’s 2025 Gemini update — brings nano-level, context-aware image edits that turn micro-tweaks into human-like, automated creative workflows. AI creative-tool use surged 47% YoY (IDC 2025), and with India projected to reach 38M+ users by 2026, this update is a fast track to cheaper, faster, startup-ready visuals.