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A struggling artist and a paid writer, Deepali started writing about technology almost as soon as she moved from literature to journalism. Decoding of the tech world began with vehicles and moved to virtual reality. Cyber security, social media, and tech from the future are her personal favorites. She absolutely swears by coffee to gulp down her writer's block, but a deadline overhead mostly does the trick when the coffee machine is out of order. When she's not dismantling any new smartphone, you'll see her doodling or doing calligraphy -- her first love.
The thing about a premium smartphone is that it should drip 'premium' inch for inch. That's because you pay a lot of money for that premium phone and you want what you've paid for. Another thing about a premium smartphone is that even if it misses on a couple of checkpoints, you sort of compromise
For people who write a lot, make presentations, and seek on-the-go productivity, it is crucial that the device they use is comfortable enough to carry around. They would also rather not have to worry about the battery backup, and also have something that allows them to do everything on the same machine, with no extra
It was exactly a month ago the 'mega breach of trust' by Facebook and data analytics firm Cambridge Analytica came to light. After initial digging, it was discovered that the roots of the breach dated back to 2014 when the firm allegedly starting using Facebook users' data to build political tool. Some more investigations revealed
The definition of the internet for people like you and me, who live in the connected parts of the country, equals to necessity. But for those living in rural areas, the internet is an exotic medium that they believe is beyond reach. However, programs such as Internet Saathi a joint initiative by Google and Tata
Today fitness has become synonymous with wearables which do not require you to consult a doctor for everyday monitoring. In the wearables category, you get smartwatches, smart activity bands, and dedicated trackers such as the Lenovo HW02 Plus heart rate tracking band. With wearable technology comes the convenience of comfort, discreet monitoring, and easy access
Facebook has messed up big this time. A data firm, Cambridge Analytica, technically lied to Mark Zuckerberg about wiping off the user data it accessed to allegedly create a tool to help predict voter preference ahead of the US Presidential Elections last year. This resulted in a chain reaction where each of Facebook's features (or
One of the biggest 'breach of trust' in the online history has been acknowledged by and apologized for by the world's largest social network, Facebook. Earlier today, the company's founder Mark Zuckerberg admitted that data of over 50 million Facebook users was accessed without consent by a data firm who gained the rights for academic
With the entry of China-based manufacturers in India, the smartphone market today is widely divided as online-only, online-offline, and offline-only. While the first category works on the flash-sale and exclusive online retailer concepts and the online-offline model gets a healthy mix of consumer response, but it is the offline-only segment which resonates with the majority
One of the greatest scientists of all times, Stephen Hawking passed away in the early hours of Wednesday in Cambridge. Born on January 8, 1942, Hawking contributed to the field of physical theory including gravitation, cosmology, quantum theory, thermodynamics, and information theory. Hawking is best known for his theory that black holes emit radiations which
We live in an increasingly digital-driven world. It's a world where our personal data is flowing freely online. Whether it's information close to us such as our date of birth, private chats or even financial data, we find ourselves interfacing with the online world on a continuous basis. Irrespective of whether we understand how these