Instagram said that a bug had caused some users’ follower counts to increase, but this was a bug that’s being…
Mobikwik has entered into a partnership with Uber India, which has re-introduced card payments for Indian users.
TruJet has begun by offering a comprehensive route network connecting Rajahmundry and Tirupati that meets the needs of both business…
India, one of the world’s biggest wireless markets by number of users, will see 100 crore (One billion) mobile phone…
Global software major Infosys Ltd will offer its flagship Finacle product to service US banks’ Verizon cloud platforms.
SpiceJet announced it has launched a new paid extra cabin luggage carrying feature, ‘Carry More Onboard’, in flights for passengers…
Vodafone India has entered into a strategic tie-up with Walmart India that will enable its business members of six Best…
Narendra Modi proposed the BRICS nations host an annual trade fair, adding that India would be happy to host the…
Indian space agency on Wednesday morning began the countdown for the July 10 rocket launch that would carry five British…
If it is your birthday, Twitter will not only make sure that you get happy birthday messages but also animated…
Fujifilm, the Japanese multinational photography and imaging company, launched a new Instax Wide 300 polaroid camera at a price of…
C-DOT will launch on Monday four broadband products developed to fast forward the Digital India initiative, including long distance Wi-Fi…
Greek voters’ resounding “No” to the international creditors’ debt deal offer in Sunday’s landmark referendum does not mean a rift…
Global software major Infosys Ltd announced it would invest $10 million (Rs 64 crore) in Ireland-based start-ups as it made…
The Canadian food regulator on Friday announced that Nestle India’s Maggi noodle products were safe for consumption.
India will overtake the US to become world’s second largest smartphone market by 2017, says a report.
Facebook has got a new logo, but it’s not completely new – just a minor tweaking with the original, so…
Chief Economic Advisor Arvind Subramanian on Thursday described the government’s direct benefit transfer (DBT) as a “game changer” for India.
