2018

As revealed by International Data Corporation's (IDC) Quarterly Mobile Phone Tracker, Indian smartphone market has achieved a 14 percent annual growth with a total shipment of 124 million units in 2017. This qualifies India as the fastest…

The broadband offering from Reliance Jio has been in the news for over a year now. The company has already revolutionized the Indian telecom industry and now is all ready to launch its own low-cost internet services with JioFiber.

eMarketer has published a report, where it predicts doomsday for Facebook. As per them, 2.1 million or 21 lakh young users will ditch Facebook in 2018; although this is a minuscule number compared to their 2 billion users globally.

Hot on the heels of the rumours of the Redmi Note 5 launching on 14th January, now there comes one more piece of news of a second, unexpected smartphone that is going to launch with the Note 5 and Mi TV, the Redmi Note 5 Pro.

Cybermedia Research has released reports for the same quarter, which verifies Xiaomi’s #1 position in the smartphone sales. However, there is a new angle as well: Jio Phone, which is sold under LYF brand has taken an unprecedented upswing…

Since the demonetisation back in November 2016, the push for the cashless payments and digital wallets has been immense. Lately several online, as well as offline establishments, have started accepting digital payment.

Soon, taking screenshots of your friends’ Instagram Stories will be a thing of the past, as now the app will notify users whenever someone will take a screenshot of their Story. Instagram will now snitch on you and will place a star next to…

Noting the incidents where people lost their lives and were denied healthcare, UIDAI, the central nodal authority on issuing Aadhaar cards have issued a statement, clarifying that lack of Aadhaar cannot be the reason to deny essential…

WhatsApp, world’s most popular and widely used messenger app with over 200 million daily users in India have rolled out the beta version of their peer to peer payment feature in India and it has the power to change Digital India forever.

While the buzz revolves around assembling, there was very little movement happened towards building competitive advantage on a global scale. Additive technology, more popular as 3D printing, may hold the success to “Make in India”.