Massive discount on OnePlus 6T – Buy this or wait for OnePlus 7?
As per the official company schedule, OnePlus 7 will be launched in May which will then be followed by an Indian launch in June. With
Month : April 2019
Zuckerberg changes stance – Facebook to roll out major update on Messenger
Mark Zuckerberg has already said that he is mulling to unify all of Facebook’s apps – including Messenger, WhatsApp, and Instagram. With the advent and
TikTok ban in India to remain or go away? Review petition filed in Supreme Court
As per the company this ban “amounts to curtailing of the rights of the citizens of India…who have been using the platform every day to
Netflix no longer highest-earning app – This app is the new number one
As far as the non-paid category is concerned, WhatsApp, Messenger, TikTok, Facebook, and Instagram emerged as the top five most downloaded Netflix is no longer
Using Xiaomi phone and annoyed with ads – Here are steps to get rid of them
One of the most annoying addons of MIUI 10 is that there are several ads which pop in almost all apps and the users have
Another big change in WhatsApp to curb ‘fake news’ to be rolled out
It can be seen in ‘Group Settings’ and only administrators of a particular group will be able to see and edit it. As per the
Beware if you follow a Bot – Twitter clamps down on spammers
The social media site has been monitoring such accounts since the beginning of this year and has already suspended a number of apps which were
Internet of Things surrounding us – Big privacy concerns remain
As per an Accenture report, cyber criminals have started targeting the healthcare segment. We are now surrounded by the Internet of Things (IoTs) in the
Samsung Galaxy S10e launched – Affordable with exciting new features
The phone is extremely compact and the moment you get it out of the box, you can grip it perfectly in your hand, and it
WhatsApp to incorporate significant changes – Improvements expected soon
The social messaging app is also planning to roll out the second version of its picture-in-picture (PIP) mode, which will then allow users to watch