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Even though the employees are not physically attending offices, due to improved productivity and other health benefits, permanent remote working jobs are fast gaining popularity especially in the software services sector. Rising…

What is different this time around is that some firms are opting to go the work from home route indefinitely.  The pandemic’s third wave is upon us and companies are once again scrambling to send their employees back home. What is…

Some firms have simply declared that their employees will have to make their abode their office permanently. It appears that the pandemic is here to stay with new variants popping up every few months, Omicron being the latest. …

Netflix Gives Highest H1B Salaries Netflix holds the record of being the company that pays the highest salaries to the employees hired under the H1B visa. Whereas, Microsoft holds one to hire the maximum number of employees…

A global button for videos coming soon on Chrome Google shall soon release its feature called Global Media Controls, which is currently in testing mode. It shall appear on the Google Chrome browser. It will add a button to its Chrome…

Amazon may soon launch an entirely free version of music service, which will aim to counter Spotify’s growing influence. Meanwhile, Airtel has silently launched its mobile app-based on-demand entertainment service: Airtel TV, on…

The recent launch of Spotify and YouTube Music in the country have spurred up a new war in the Indian music streaming industry. Spotify has been among one the most awaited services since years.

Oppo F11 Pro is launching today, and smartphone enthusiasts are waiting with bated breath about this new flagship. Meanwhile, Windows has announced a new dual-screen format to compete Chrome OS, and Spotify India has garnered more than 1…

Finally, Spotify has entered India. Starting today, music lovers can download the Spotify app via Android/Apple store or desktop app for streaming music.

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.