In India you will be able to purchase iPhone 7 from Flipkart
If you prefer to do your shopping one Flipkart and you are looking forward to buying a new iPhone 7, you will be able to buy iPhone 7 on Flipkart
Bandwidth data caps are necessary, according to a US ISP
Internet bandwidth data caps are turning into a contentious issue with some companies like Netflix saying that data caps should be illegal.
Google AI can recognise objects in an image with 93% accuracy
The Google AI can recognise objects and various other depictions in an image or a photograph with great accuracy. The source code is open source now.
You can use your Android apps in Chrome OS
Want to use your Android apps in a Chromebook running Chrome OS? In certain Chromebooks, now you can use Android apps in Chrome OS
Revolt: a personal flying machine by a start-up
Revolt is a personal flying machine being developed by a new start-up and is being funded as a KickStarter project. It’s based on the concept of paragliding
1 million people have installed Google Allo so far
Download and installation statistics in Google Play Store show that the Google instant messaging app Google Allo has been installed 1 million times so far
Is Twitter trying to sell itself
According to the grapevine appearing on the Internet, Twitter might be trying to sell itself as it hasn’t made any profits in the past 11 quarters
Yahoo is being sued for being hacked and not knowing it
A federal court and a US citizen are suing Yahoo for being hacked in 2014. Private information of 500 million Yahoo users was stolen. Yahoo was oblivious
Amazon has started a new photo printing service called Amazon Prints
Amazon has started a new online photo printing service called Amazon Prints that will give a direct competition to an established company Shutterfly.
I have started using OneDrive seriously and may ditch Google Drive altogether
I’m in the process of completely ditching Google Drive for OneDrive, or at least as far as my files and documents go. Will keep on using Google Photos