India’s share in the global software product market is miniscule and the country remains a net importer of software products, Rajiv Kumar, Joint Secretary to Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology, said on Wednesday. Currently, the global software product market is valued at $438 billion, and India’s share in this is miniscule as the country continues

WhatsApp users are facing a big issue ever since the Facebook-owned messaging platform rolled out its long due fingerprint lock feature. Though the new fingerprint lock feature has proved to be a relief for those concerned about their privacy, it has also brought along massive battery drain problem for them. Mobile companies that seem to

Apple has released a minor update that fixes some of the issues that were found following the release of iOS 13.2. Apple is now rolling out iOS 13.2.2 for iPhone and iPod touch users, which fixes an issue that caused background apps to quit unexpectedly. Additionally, iOS 13.2 also brings improvements to cellular data performance and

While it is still easy to spot the “fake news” in the checkout aisle at the grocery store, it is a lot harder online thanks to social media. The big reason is that instead of turning to the paper of record or the evening news more Americans now get their news from social media. As reported

Philips Sonicare DiamondClean Cool factor 5/5 Usability 4/5 Value for money 4/5 Electric toothbrushes have been around for years, but Philips’ Sonicare DiamondClean variant is a compelling new offering. The simple yet elegantly designed toothbrush promises whiter teeth in a week, and comes with a nifty travel charging case in addition to a home glass charger. The toothbrush

Washington: Governments around the world are increasingly using social media to manipulate elections and monitor their citizens, in a worrisome trend for democracy, a human rights watchdog said Tuesday. An annual report on online freedom by the nonprofit group Freedom House found evidence of “advanced social media surveillance programs” in at least 40 of 65 countries