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Pragya Singha Roy

Pragya Singha Roy

pragya.roy@tv9.com

Pragya is a Technology, Science and Gaming reporter at TV9 English, has Master degree in Journalism, covering a range of stories including tech, space, gadgets and how AI is transforming our lives. She has 4+ years of industry experience in Digital Media and Content Writing. 15+ years of practice in yoga philosophy, gaming enthusiast, and mental health advocate, I bring an agile, proactive, and solutions-focused approach to my career journey.

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Nvidia hires Google Cloud’s Alison Wagonfeld to lead global marketing push

New Delhi: Nvidia has hired Alison Wagonfeld, the first-ever Chief Marketing Officer of the company, and this has been a significant change in the way Nvidia has been marketing itself to the world. The position is being developed by an AI chip giant that is facing the need to develop as artificial intelligence hardware and platforms are being demanded more rapidly than before in the world. Wagonfeld will be going to Nvidia in February, having left Google later in this month. She will report to the CEO, Jensen Huang, and will be the head of marketing and communications, marking the first time that these two units will be under one leadership. Who is Alison Wagonfeld? Alison Wagonfeld is a renowned marketing executive within the enterprise technology circles. Previously, she was at Google Cloud, where she worked for almost ten years and was the Vice President of Marketing and practically was the CMO of the company. Under her leadership, Google Cloud became a business with an annual run...

  • Pragya Singha Roy
  • Updated on: Jan 10, 2026 | 12:58 PM

Microsoft launches Copilot Checkout to let users shop directly inside chat

New Delhi: Microsoft has launched Copilot Checkout, a new AI-powered shopping feature that allows users to search for products, compare options, and complete purchases directly inside the Copilot chat window. The tool turns normal conversations into instant shopping journeys. The feature is now live in the US on Copilot’s web platform, with a wider global rollout planned in the coming months. Microsoft has partnered with Shopify, PayPal, and Stripe to power the checkout experience. For now, users can buy products that are listed on Shopify through Copilot. How Copilot Checkout works Copilot Checkout is easy to use. Copilot can be queried by users to give suggestions on a product, including a phone, shoes, or a dress to an occasion. The AI displays a list of products and prices and description. Once the user clicks on an item, a ‘Buy’ button is displayed. On tapping it, a secure payment window opens through which the purchase can be made. Once a user has checked out, his/her...

  • Pragya Singha Roy
  • Updated on: Jan 10, 2026 | 11:07 AM

CES 2026: iPolish unveils color-changing smart nails you can control with phone

New Delhi: iPolish has presented a new type of beauty technology at CES 2026: digital press-on acrylic nails. The company calls them the first kind of digital nail polish in the world. The coloured nail change will take just a few seconds with a small charging wand and a smartphone app that allows users to change nail colours without the remover, polish, or visiting a salon.  The technology works by the transfer of a small electric charge into the nails that causes the material to change colour. During a live demonstration, the change was completed within several seconds per nail. iPolish claims that each nail can have up to 400 different colours and lets the users have the freedom to match their nails to any outfits, moods or occasions whenever they desire. How the colour-changing nails work These nails are linked to a mobile application that allows users to choose a shade out of a digital palette. Once a colour is chosen, you are offered a small wand that resembles a portable...

  • Pragya Singha Roy
  • Updated on: Jan 09, 2026 | 07:09 PM

NASA satellite captures thick fog over Ganges Delta amid January 2026 cold wave

New Delhi: In early January 2026, a thick cover of winter fog was visible over much of the Indo-Gangetic Plain. It covered areas north of India to Bangladesh. The cold wave caused poor visibility, cold weather, and hard conditions to millions of people who reside in the fertile plains. According to NASA satellite images, a thick layer of fog was observed over the Ganges Delta on January 6. The haze was caused by cool weather conditions, low winds, and thick humidity at the surface, forming the type of haze that is prevalent in the depths of winter. Fog grips the Delta The Terra satellite that is equipped with a remote sensing instrument, the MODIS , was detecting low-lying clouds over the delta and surrounding landmasses. The cold wave was still getting worse, as meteorological agencies in India and Bangladesh had earlier issued warnings of moderate to very dense fog that day. This kind of fog is referred to as radiation fog and is developed when the ground loses heat throughout the...

  • Pragya Singha Roy
  • Updated on: Jan 09, 2026 | 05:15 PM

Google brings Gemini to Gmail: AI overviews, smart replies and AI Inbox explained

New Delhi: Google is taking Gmail to a new phase by integrating its Gemini AI assistant that will make email management quicker, smarter and easier. Gmail has used AI in other features such as Smart Replies and spam filtering, already having more than 3 billion users across the globe. This time Google would like Gemini to be a proactive assistant which can assist in searching for information, composing emails and concentrating on what is really important. With inboxes overwhelmed as never before, it is no longer sufficient to search emails. According to Google, it is planned that the Gemini-powered updates will decrease the information overload and transform Gmail into something that does not only store the message but also assists the user in making sense of the message. A lot of these features are being rolled out today in the US, with English support being the first. Ask your inbox anything with AI overviews The AI Overviews in Gmail are one of the largest upgrades. Rather than...

  • Pragya Singha Roy
  • Updated on: Jan 09, 2026 | 10:48 AM

MeitY demands proof from X after obscene content allegations against Grok AI

New Delhi: The Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology (MeitY) has intensified its scrutiny on the Elon Musk -owned social media platform X on the purported creation and distribution of obscene and harmful material using its AI chatbot, Grok. The ministry had previously dispatched a notice to X indicating that the ministry was seriously concerned with the inability to moderate AI-generated content, particularly the content that infringes on the dignity, privacy, and consent of women. While X has since provided a response to the government, the officials have dubbed it as inadequate. Based on reports , the response was vague on tangible measures implemented and fails to provide specific prevention or technical protection measures. The government have warned that generic policy assurances will not be enough, but they have required written evidence of adherence to the Indian IT laws. Government seeks concrete proof from X According to PTI, MeitY has requested X to provide...

  • Pragya Singha Roy
  • Updated on: Jan 08, 2026 | 04:59 PM

Elon Musk wins key legal battle as judge allows jury trial in OpenAI lawsuit

New Delhi: Elon Musk has won the first case in his legal battle against OpenAI and its CEO, Sam Altman, with a US judge saying that several of the claims in the lawsuit must be resolved by a jury. The suit focuses on the claims that OpenAI has forsaken its initial mission as a nonprofit organisation and changed to a profit-making venture. During a hearing in Oakland, California, US District Judge Yvonne Gonzalez Rogers declared that there was sufficient evidence in question to proceed to trial instead of dismissing it out of the case. The ruling leaves alive Musk 's claims and prepares a hotly anticipated jury trial in March, as competition in the generative AI market continues to grow. Judge clears path for jury trial According to Judge Gonzalez Rogers, there was ‘plenty of evidence’ that the leadership of OpenAI had promised to operate following a nonprofit form. Since such promises are now being challenged, she determined that the decision that OpenAI broke its original...

  • Pragya Singha Roy
  • Updated on: Jan 08, 2026 | 01:30 PM

WhatsApp beta reveals new username-based messaging feature

New Delhi: WhatsApp is stepping towards a significant change in the way users interact over the platform. The messaging application is working on a user-based communication platform where individuals are able to locate, chat and call others without having to provide their mobile numbers. The option, which has been identified in recent WhatsApp beta releases on Android, is expected to enhance privacy, particularly when it comes to dealing with strangers or businesses. Hitherto, the most important identity on WhatsApp is the phone number. That will be a different case with usernames. It will also allow users to locate an account with the help of a selected username and initiate a conversation without disclosing their personal number. WhatsApp is undertaking profound transformation in its internal systems to ensure this, and that is why the process has not been quick. Username-based chats are coming to WhatsApp WhatsApp is currently attempting to integrate usernames into the...

  • Pragya Singha Roy
  • Updated on: Jan 08, 2026 | 12:14 PM

Sega co-founder David Rosen dies at 95, leaves behind gaming legacy

New Delhi: David Rosen, one of the most influential figures in the world of video games and co-founder of Sega, is dead at the age of 95. Rosen died on Christmas Day, which marked the termination of the arcade and console gaming. He was the leader of Sega from the 1960s all the way into the 1990s and involved in the formation of the video game business in Japan. Rosen helped Sega develop into a world-renowned entertainment giant by changing it into a coin-operated machine importer. His vision contributed to the creation of gaming culture over the decades, especially during the golden years of Sega that lasted in the 1980s and early 1990s when it revolutionised arcade innovation and advanced the game into the home console market. US Air Force pilot to Japanese entrepreneur Rosen was initially sent to Japan as a US Air Force pilot back in the Korean War. He decided to remain after the war due to the opportunity presented by the rebuilding economy in Japan and the new business. He...

  • Pragya Singha Roy
  • Updated on: Jan 08, 2026 | 11:27 AM

Seeing names on unknown calls? India’s CNAP rollout explained

New Delhi: Smartphone users in India are noticing an added feature to their calling screens. New names are now coming with unknown numbers. This has changed a lot of people into wondering how their phones have discovered an intuition of who is calling even when the number is not in their contacts. This change can be attributed to the slow implementation of Calling Name Presentation (CNAP), which is a new telecom facility being implemented at the orders of the Department of Telecommunication (DoT) and the Telecom Regulatory Authority of India (TRAI). The feature will enhance the recognition of callers and address the increasing concerns on spam calls, robocalls and phone-based fraud. What has changed on your phone? So far the incoming calls from an unknown phone number would only display the number of the caller. In CNAP, the name of the caller who has registered a name can also be viewed. This simplifies the process of making the decision to either pick up or not to pick up a call,...

  • Pragya Singha Roy
  • Updated on: Jan 07, 2026 | 04:01 PM
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