Have you always wanted to learn High Valyrian? Learn it on Duolingo
Duolingo, the online language learning app, has declared that you will be able to learn High Valyrian, a fictional language in The Game of Thrones.
Articles by Amrit Hallan
10 years of the iPhone – history traced in this infographic
This infographic traces the 10-year history of the iPhone, right from the days when the first iPhone was launched to the latest iPhone 7.
How to create a successful YouTube channel
Wondering how to create or launch a successful YouTube channel? This infographic gives you invaluable insight into creating your YouTube channel.
How to make a phony call to yourself from your browser?
Do your colleagues or people around you repeatedly disturb you? This Google Chrome extension gives a blank call to your mobile phone to show you are busy.
Internet privacy laws for the ISPs are being changed in the US
The private information of Internet users in the US may soon be up for grabs as the new law may allow ISPs to sell your information to advertisers.
So, there might be an AI apocalypse
Right now it is difficult to decide if the world will soon come to be dominated by AI-powered computers but people have already started worrying.
Internet services providers may share your information with advertisers without asking you
If the new resolution is passed in the US the ISPs will be able to share your browsing data with advertisers for ad targeting, without your permission
Have you been receiving shocking or sensitive posts on Instagram? Instagram will blur them now
Instead of completely blocking sensitive or tentatively offensive images Instagram will be now blurring the updates to leave it up to you.
Apple recently bought Workflow. It used to cost $2.99, now it’s free
Apple recently purchased the tasks automation is app for iPhones and iPads called Workflow. It used to cost $2.99 but now it is made available for free.
Hackers are threatening to wipe data off 627 million iPhones unless Apple pays a ransom
A group of hackers called the Turkish Crime Family claims that it can destroy data of 300 million iPhone users if Apple doesn’t pay a ransom.