Technology
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boAt’s Xtend smartwatch with Sp02 sensor is launching soon in India
The company boAt which is known for its best sound products like wireless buds and speakers is soon going to launch its Xtend smartwatch ... -
Microsoft’s Xbox TV app will soon be available with xCloud streaming stick
There is great news for gaming fans that the Xbox app will soon be available as Microsoft is currently working on making it with ... -
Technology is revolutionizing India’s logistics sector amid COVID-19: Report
India’s logistics firms are using technology & digitalisation to boost efficiency of their services Amid India’s ongoing efforts to contain the impact of the ... -
Zoom expects higher revenues by monetizing hybrid model
Zoom emerged as one of the largest tech players due toshift to remote work amid COVID-19 pandemic Zoom Video Communications Inc Tuesday released its ... -
Facebook, Google express readiness to comply with new IT rules
Centre’s revised IT rules 2021 comes into effect from May 26 for social media platforms & news sites With the Indian government’s new IT ... -
CSIR develops UV technology to combat COVID-19, provide clean air
The tech has been transferred to 28 firms nationwide to ensure rapid indigenous production Recent research has shown an increase in COVID-19 exposure due ... -
Hester teams up with Bharat Biotech to produce Covaxin via tech transfer
This will help in enhancing the production COVID-19vaccines in India amid ongoing shortage Amid growing concerns over the shortage of COVID-19 vaccines in India, ... -
What India Can Learn From UK On Contract Tracing Applications
Can you believe it that technology was used efficiently in the United Kingdom to save lives at the time when Covid-19 was peaking there? ... -
With 5G rolling out, 40 Million Indians could take up in its first year of availability
India is ready and an inch closer to having 5G mobile networks in the country. The Department of Telecommunications, Ministry of Communications of the ... -
MeitY looks into WhatsApp’s user policy, might land the messenger platform in trouble
WhatsApp has announced its policy of limiting user access over time to private messages, incoming video or voice calls, if they don’t accept new ...
