Airtel starts free public Wi-Fi hotspots in Gurgaon
Gurgaon users will be able to enjoy a free daily quota limit of 30 minutes per day per device on Airtel hotspots
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Indian startup launches IoT enabled glucometer for managing diabetes
Bengaluru-based startup, Cooey has released India's first IoT glucometer that wirelessly syncs data with a smartphone. The smart…
Microsoft Skype Bots gets group conversations, visual cards and more
The Redmond based giant has announced it is bringing together the Skype Bot Platform and the Microsoft Bot Framework into one…
WhatsApp CEO Brian Acton invests in Indian IoT Startup, Trak N Tell
Gurgaon headquartered automotive telematics technology firm Trak N tell has raised an undisclosed amount under a round of funding…
Google launches Android certification program, to train 2 million app developers in India
Google today launched the Android Skilling program in India that will aim to train two million mobile developers by unveiling a…
Android Nougat prevents malware from resetting device passwords: Symantec
The upcoming version of Android introduces a new condition so the "resetPassword" API cannot be used to reset a device’s password.…
Yer another ‘OurMine’ cyber attack, Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey’s account hacked
The group, which previously hijacked social media accounts of Google CEO Sundar Pichai and Mark Zuckerberg, shared a few videos…
Private Social : A B2B wake up call
By Jagdish Belwal, CIO, Tata Motors
We have a large Whatsapp group of Indian CIOs. Its a busy group and beyond the jokes and…
Social networking giant Facebook tests ‘end to end encryption’ on Messenger
Secret conversations are available on a limited test basis right now, but we will be making the option more widely available this…
Tiny bacteria powered windfarms may charge smartphones in the future
A team of scientists from Oxford University has shown how the natural movement of bacteria could be harnessed to assemble and…