Plaud Note Pro Review: A Sleek AI Note-Taking Tool Built to Remember Everything You Want It To

Plaud’s AI note-taking tool isn’t for everyone who wants to record an interview or a conversation. It’s built for transcription and for people who need to stay present, rather than try to take notes and remember an entire meeting or conversation.

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Best Smartphones Under Rs. 45,000 with Snapdragon Processor: Redmi Note 17 Pro, OnePlus Nord 6 and More

There are multiple smartphones available if you are looking for a model with a Snapdragon chipset under Rs. 45,000. The Redmi Note 17 Pro is one of the latest additions to the list of sub-Rs. 45,000 phones with a Snapdragon chipset. The smartphone is equipped with an octa-core Snapdragon 6s Gen 4 SoC from Qualcomm, which is built on a 4nm process. The OnePlus Nord 6 is a mid-range smartphone from the tech firm, which was unveiled earlier this year. The smartphone is powered by Qualcomm’s octa-core Snapdragon 8s Gen 4 chipset, which is the most powerful SoC in this list. You can also consider the Vivo T5 Pro, Motorola Edge 70 Fusion, and Nothing Phone (4a).

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Michigan engineers use adjustable golf-ball dimples to cut drag by 50%

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Drone LiDAR reveals three unregistered Aboriginal rock shelters in Australia's rugged Blue Mountains

Researchers utilized drone technology to discover three previously unregistered Aboriginal rock shelters in the Blue Mountains region, revealing significant cultural heritage. Collaboration with the Dharug Custodian Aboriginal Corporation ensured accurate documentation of red hand stencils and stone artifacts. This innovative approach may improve archaeological surveys in difficult-to-navigate areas, thereby preserving cultural heritage. Ongoing efforts will assess the method's applicability to different Australian landscapes, ensuring continued protection.

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Black-bellied whistling ducks now breed in 90% of Texas counties

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USGS tests drones to track invasive Burmese pythons across Florida’s Everglades

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Submerged Archaeological Sites Study: Researchers map two underwater Aboriginal sites; stone moved 23 km

Archaeologists collaborated with Indigenous rangers to explore submerged sites off Murujuga in Western Australia. They uncovered artefacts and evidence of past human activity before rising sea levels altered the landscape. Two key locations highlighted interactions with freshwater resources and elevated terrains. The research involved several universities and emphasized the importance of Indigenous expertise in cultural heritage.

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Pacific vent chimney collapses and a new structure is growing in its location

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Meet 17-year-old Illaria Liedtke, who used magnets to reduce brain cell stress in a lab

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How a Ludhiana teenager is bringing pollinators and inclusive green spaces together

Gunisha Kaur, a 16-year-old from Ludhiana, creates pollinator gardens to support biodiversity and inclusion. Her initiative, Buzzing Blooms, transforms urban spaces into chemical-free habitats for both pollinators and children. Over 24 months, the project recorded significant increases in pollinator species and bee visitation. Engaging local communities, Buzzing Blooms focuses on inclusive outdoor spaces catering to diverse needs. Through workshops and advocacy, Kaur aims to foster environmental action among youth.

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Meet the New York students who designed concrete that detects and repairs its own cracks

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Shark tours make people 40% more likely to protect sharks

Shark populations are declining significantly due to human activities and a third of species are threatened. Participation in shark ecotourism leads to increased conservation efforts among tourists and the public. After two years, those who engaged in ecotourism showed a 40% increase in conservation activities. Educational experiences during these tours provide vital information about the role of sharks in the ecosystem.

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Scientists detect quantum jumps in sound by tracking energy changes in real time

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