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Google Pixel 9A vs. iPhone 16E: Which Budget Phone Rules?

Compare Google Pixel 9A and iPhone 16E on price, performance, camera, and battery life. See which budget phone delivers the best value.

AI in Debugging: Why It Struggles and How It’s Improving

Explore why AI struggles with debugging and the promising future developments in software development.

Apple Maps Expands: Now Available on More Devices and Browsers

Apple Maps on the web is now available for more devices and browsers, offering features like driving directions across multiple platforms.

Researcher Uncovers Sketchy Chrome Extensions with 4 Million Installs

Security researcher discovers over 30 malicious Chrome extensions with approximately 4 million installations. These extensions, compromised through phishing attacks, were used for code injection, advertising fraud, and data theft.

Cortana Voice Assistant Can be used to Hack Your PC. Here’s how

With the password locking security system Windows 10 has kept our devices pretty safe preventing any third party to access your computer. It also...

Budget Friendly & Power Efficient Devices: This Is What MWC ’18 Day 2 Has To Offer

The Mobile World Congress MWC '18 started off with a bang on Day One (26th February) and it will go on till 1st March...

Milidelts: A Penny-Sized Robotic Insect

Milidelts is probably the world’s smallest robot being just the size of a coin. It is a combination of commendable precision along with unbelievable high...

Here Is China’s Facial Recognition Smart Glasses To Catch Hold Of Criminals

China has come up with an astonishing, movie-like technology made especially for the police personnel allowing them to identify travelers having a criminal background. It is...

Deepfakes Explained: How AI Tools Are Being Used To Generate Fake Porn

With the improvements being consistently brought about in Artificial Intelligence (AI) technology, there surely have been many positive things happening! But, a software like Deepfakes has...

Mobile Radiations Aren’t Harmful, Uncovers A Recent Study

New studies show a relief in the danger caused on humans by mobile radiations. Scientists exposed male rats to a huge amount of mobile...

Auto Expo 2018: Hero Electric Reveals Three New Electric Vehicles

Hero electric popularly known for its high-speed two-wheelers revealed its new electric two-wheelers at the Auto Expo 2018. The company launched three electric vehicles in...

UC Browser Version 12.0 Launched: Here’s What You Need To Know

UC browser is a tough competitor to Google’s browser, Google Chrome. And recently, it has released its new version for the mobile phone category featuring...

WhatsApp Soon To Release Group Voice and Video Calling Feature

Over the time, WhatsApp, one of the most popular free messaging applications, has tremendously progressed with its user base. It never fails to amaze...

Celebrate Valentines Day with exclusive offers on OnePlus 5T Lava Red (Limitied Edition)

One Plus is known for its sleek finished mobile phones with premium quality features and technologies. With the start of Valentine’s week the company...

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