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Book movie tickets on Google Now GWhat is your reaction whenever you hear about a movie for the first time? You immediately google it. Hence, Google has used this instinct action of people in making the movie booking deal simple. …

Top tech news today (April 4th, 2019) iPhone XR’s prices have fallen, Xiaomi plans to launch its latest devices in India. TikTok has finally been banned throughout India. Oppo has patented side slider and pop-up phones and much…

Top tech news today (April 3rd, 2019) Facebook has attempted another breach of privacy, while Whatsapp has added a great feature to the app. Google + is on its way to shut down and Google Pixel 4 has been spotted online. What has…

The internet has no managed to create another universe of its own and the social media platforms have attracted in a lot of young netizens. Facebook, Instagram, Snapchat, are all fighting to make sure they have the highest amount of…

In a bid to take on traditional gaming, Google has announced it's very own gaming service called Stadia. Unveiled at the GDC 2019, the Google gaming service aims to take on the likes of Xbox and PlayStation. The new service will utilise…

This weekend, the biggest news is coming from the Chrome camp. As per reports, the outdated Chrome browser can be hacked very easily, and we will tell you how to avoid this.

The relationship between technology and mankind has always been dependent on each other. Technology is advancing due to humans and humans are advancing with the help of technology simultaneously. To help young learners improve their Hindi…

Xiaomi has finally confirmed the official date of release of Redmi Note 7 in India. The much-hyped smartphone has been in the news since its launch in China back in January. Xiaomi India will launch Redmi Note 7 on February 20.

Technology has advanced beyond imagination, yet nothing is safe from anyone. Hackings and data breaches are common incidents and it is getting harder day by day to keep personal information safe and private. Google has come up with a cool…

Decoding the objectives of business czar Mukesh Ambani, Foreign Policy magazine has claimed that Reliance wants to beat digital behemoths such as Google, Netflix, Facebook, and Spotify.