Amazon brings Kindle Unlimited service to India, starts at Rs 199
Amazon today announced the launch of its Kindle Unlimited service in India, which will start at monthly price of Rs 199.
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eGov Watch: Railway min Suresh Prabhu launches three IT initiatives
The paperless system shall now be proliferated to other important suburban sections of Eastern Railway, South Eastern Railway and…
Intel unveils 6th Gen Skylake processor range, calls it its ‘most scalable ever’
Intel 6th Gen processors will be available in Core i3, Core i5 and Core i7 as well as the new Core M3, M5 and M7 range for mobile…
Google redesigns logo for the fifth time; uses sans-serif typeface
Google Inc unveiled a redesign of its iconic logo on Tuesday, the fifth such modification since the search engine giant started in…
Google anti-trust case in India: A look at other anti-competitive cases
Even as India deliberates on the anti-competitive charges against Google, we take a look at other similar cases that Google is…
Total telephone subscriber base rises to 100.69 crore
The total telephone subscriber base in the country rose marginally to reach 100.69 crore at the end of June, sectoral regulator…
Practo forays into Indonesian market
Practo Search enables consumers to search through this verified database of doctors and find the one that’s right for them.
eGov Watch: Now book LPG connection online with mylpg.in
The service is available in Delhi, Ahmedabad, Bengaluru, Bhopal, Bhubaneshwar, Chandigarh, Chennai, Hyderabad, Kolkata, Lucknow,…
eGov Watch: Free Wi-Fi facility in DTC buses soon
Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal has announced that free Wi-Fi facility would soon be provided to commuters in Delhi Transport…
New Facebook tool will identify ‘stolen’ video postings
Soon it would not be easy to "steal" videos from Facebook as the social networking giant is introducing a video-matching tool