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Bhupendra Sharma June 19th, 2015 7:58 PM 7 COMMENTS

Reliance Jio Discredits Anonymous India’s Allegations Over Security Concerns

Not long ago, the hacker group Anonymous India claimed that Reliance Jio had been sending chat data of its jio application to a Chinese IP, compromising the privacy of its users. However, Mukesh Ambani-led Reliance Jio discredited the allegations of the hacker group. The hacker group stated through its Twitter handle @AnonOpsIndia that Reliance Jio's mobile app was developed by Chinese developers. One of the tweets stated, "Over 500k mobile... Read More

Asif Iqbal June 19th, 2015 6:33 PM 0 COMMENTS

Google releases stock Android Clock app in the Play Store

Google had started releasing stock Android apps in the Play Store that allows the company to update them individually. It has already released the Google Camera, and a dedicated app for the messages. Now, Google has released the stock Android app on the Google Play Store so that everyone can use it even though their phone comes with a custom clock app. If you don't like the Clock app from... Read More

Imon June 19th, 2015 3:30 PM 4 COMMENTS

Facebook launches video calling facility in India

Facebook launched its much awaited video calling facility in India recently. For making a video call through Facebook , users need to install messenger or update their messenger app to latest version from Google Play Store or Apple Appstore . The video calling icon shows when you dial a contact from Messenger, others options on calling screen are speaker , mute call & call end icons. Now with video calling... Read More

SuperGeek June 18th, 2015 1:00 AM 1 COMMENTS

Facebook launches “Moments” app, a private way to share photos

One of the basic traffic drivers for Facebook are the pictures which get posted on to the platform. But with increasing privacy concerns, people tend to not share some of their pictures. But fret not, Facebook has a solution for even this. Facebook has launched a new photo sharing app called "Moments" which is positioned as an app which lets you privately share your photos with your friends. The new... Read More

Asif Iqbal June 16th, 2015 1:48 PM 9 COMMENTS

Indians consumers can now buy apps from Google Play Store without debit or credit cards

After launching it in 28 countries, Google has finally launched Play Store gift cards in India – the 29th country to get Google Play Store prepaid vouchers – after the likes of Denmark, Belgium, Ireland, Finland, Sweden, the US, the UK, and Norway. Users can purchase these prepaid vouchers to buy any kind of digital content from the Play Store that is available in India, be it apps (as well as in-app purchases),... Read More

Rudradeep Biswas June 16th, 2015 12:59 PM 5 COMMENTS

Free data-management and data-saving app Opera Max launched in India, will help to prevent data leakage

Opera Max, the free data-management & data-saving app from Opera Software finally made its debut in India where it can be downloaded from the Google Play store. Opera Max shrinks videos and photos across most apps on mobile data connections – as well as on Wi-Fi – so that users can get the most out their data plans and more control over their data usage. With Opera Max, users can... Read More

Zara Ali June 11th, 2015 7:24 PM 5 COMMENTS

Apple Music to offer plans at Rs. 120 and Rs. 180 in India

At the WWDC 2015, Apple showcased its in-house streaming service — Apple Music. The company has recently initiated the roll out of fourth beta of iOS 8.4 to the developers and the new version includes the overhauled Apple Music application. The sign-up page for Apple Music has started displaying to the Indian developers as well and it unveils the pricing for each plan as Rs. 120 per month for an... Read More

Ria Lakshman June 11th, 2015 1:44 PM 0 COMMENTS

Medinfi allows user to locate nearest doctors and clinics

Medinfi Healthcare Private Limited has launched a mobile application ‘Medinfi’ that enables people to locate the nearest doctors and hospitals for their everyday check-up. The application, which is currently offered only for android users, is available for service in Delhi, Mumbai and Bangalore. The users can also find doctors of specialized areas, like cardiologist and gynecologist, by simply texting in the name of the body part affected. Currently, there is... Read More

Srikapardhi June 3rd, 2015 5:53 PM 0 COMMENTS

NexGTv & Fluence to Create India’s First ‘Mobi-Serial’

India’s preferred entertainment destination on the mobile, from Digivive Services, has entered into a strategic tie-up with CA Media Digital’s first venture Fluence – India’s largest celebrity digital network, to create celebrity led ‘mobi-serials.’ Elaborating on the tie-up Mr. G. D. Singh, Director & CEO, Digivive said, “Mobile is increasingly becoming the preferred platform of consumption for Indian consumers and reports indicate that this consumption is further poised to grow... Read More

SuperGeek June 3rd, 2015 9:13 AM 2 COMMENTS

BBM for Android gets the Material Design through an update

The Material Design which broke cover with Android Lollipop seems to be catching up at a brisk pace with apps. WhatsApp recently got itself the Material Design update and now BBM for Android has got itself the Material Design. The revamped UI is being rolled out currently to a select few BBM for Android users and you may soon get the notification for the update in near future. The update... Read More

Zara Ali May 29th, 2015 6:41 PM 0 COMMENTS

Android Pay is Google’s answer to Apple Pay

Google has made sling of announcements at the Google I/O 2015, held in San Francisco. One of them is Android Pay, which is Google’s answer to much-talked about, Apple Pay and Samsung Pay. Although Android Pay is just one-step above version of Google Wallet, it has almost the identical capabilities as Wallet. So, we can say that Android Pay is a revamped version of Google Wallet in the form of a... Read More

Zara Ali May 29th, 2015 5:11 PM 0 COMMENTS

You will soon get turn-by-turn navigation on Google Maps even when offline

Google Maps come handy all the time, but you require a working internet connection to make it work. Although there is already an option for offline maps, but it has a really basic map view and is just not preferred by most of us because who wants limited information? The offline map service of Google Maps couldn’t hit the right cord with the users. It looks like that all the... Read More