Tag: technology
Amazon Launches Fire TV Stick With Voice Remote In India
To push more consumers stream content using less bandwidth, Amazon on Wednesday launched Fire TV stick with voice remote in India.....
Facebook Will Soon Let You Type With Your Brain
Giving a glimpse of what is going on at its secret "Building 8" research group, Facebook has said it is working on a way to let people type with their brains -- at speeds faster than physical typing -- via a brain-computer interface.....
Apple Plans Recycled Material For Its Products
With an aim to help put an end to mining on earth, Apple has said it is planning to use 100 per cent recycled material to manufacture its products.....
Ziox Mobiles Launches 'Astra Force 4G' Smartphone
Ziox Mobiles on Thursday launched its latest "Astra Force 4G" smartphone at Rs 6,053.....
New Exoplanet May Be Best Place To Look For Alien Life
A rocky exoplanet orbiting in the habitable zone of a red dwarf star 40 light-years from the Earth may be the best place scientists have found so far to look for signs of life beyond the Solar System, say astronomers who discovered it.....
50 Students Hospitalised In Himachal
Over 50 students of the Jaypee University of Information Technology (JUIT) near Shimla have been hospitalised following suspected food poisoning, a senior doctor said on Friday.....
Logitech Introduces 4K-enabled Webcam At Rs 24,995
Mobile accessories provider Logitech on Friday launched BRIO, a 4K pro webcam designed for businesses, home office users and YouTubers.....
One Charge Can Keep This Feature Phone Running For 50 Days
Jivi Mobiles on Friday launched a new feature phone "Sumo T3000" with a powerful 3600 mAh battery that claims to keep the phone charged up to 50 days.....
LG To Launch G6 On April 24 In India
Days after Samsung launched its flagship devices Galaxy S8 and S8+, its South Korean rival LG will launch G6 with the unique 18:9 screen aspect ratio in India on Monday.....
TCS, Infosys Got Only 8.8% Of H-1B Visas, Says Nasscom Contradicting US Official
Indian IT industry's apex body has said that the two top companies -- TCS and Infosys -- got only 8.8 per cent of H-1B visas for placement of workers in the United States.....
