Technology

Did you wake up to the 'Notes' feature on Instagram? Yes, the new feature that was being tested earlier is now live on the app. And everyone is trying and testing it right now.

In October 2019, the California-based company inDriver joined the likes of Uber and Ola for being the latest ridesharing and taxi app in the Indian market. With its 'choose your own price' model and promises to take only 5-8% of the driver's commission, inDriver is supposed to be a worthy competitor.

People have always loved making plans to explore the unexplored. From the earth to space, some people want to do all. Now, not just billionaires, you too might be able to visit space soon. 

Uber has said the hacking group Lapsus$ was behind a cyber attack last week that forced the company to temporarily shut down some internal systems. The ride-hailing service said the attacker had not accessed any user accounts and the databases that store sensitive user information.

If you are eagerly waiting for the official release of Grand Theft Auto 6’s release, a few clips are all over the internet. GTA fans have been eagerly waiting for the next version. GTA 5 was released almost a decade ago in 2013.

The internet and digitisation have changed the way the world functions. Similarly, your mobile phones have revolutionised including the tiny SIM card. eSIM cards are the future that are here to replace the physical SIM cards.

A fire that broke out at an e-bike showroom in Telangana's Secunderabad, claimed at least 8 lives this week. The incident has brought the spotlight back on electric vehicles in India. How safe are they?

After a prolonged game of smoke and mirrors with leaked news, Ubisoft has officially announced the next part in the Assassin’s Creed video game franchise - Assassin’s Creed: Mirage - alongside more upcoming projects for the saga.

iOS 16 just came in and the new operating system has changed what your iPhone lockscreen looks like. Along with that, iMessage has also changed, and brought along with it its own share of problems.

Twitter shareholders have agreed to the terms of Tesla CEO Elon Musk’s $44 billion bid to buy the company and shall proceed with their lawsuit against the billionaire.