During the period between January 1 to April 10 this year, 34 of the nation’s wealthiest billionaires have seen their net worth increase by tens of millions of dollars from Hindustan Times - tech https://ift.tt/2XZWqeR
Gone are expensive hotel bookings and caterers, along with related industries such as home buying. The virus has helped achieve what the government has been trying to do for years: limit unbridled wedding-time extravagance. from Hindustan Times - tech https://ift.tt/353f4nu
Zoom has been dealing with a host of security concerns lately and more and more institutions and organisations have been either banning the video-calling app or have been warning people to not use it for meetings. from Hindustan Times - tech https://ift.tt/2XKvBet
VMate has launched an official profile on the platform that serves detailed information verified by none other than the World Health Organization (WHO). from Hindustan Times - tech https://ift.tt/2VnSdia
Kids can be a handful, especially when they are stuck at home while you are trying to work. Here’s how you can use Alexa to give yourself a little break from Hindustan Times - tech https://ift.tt/2Rlu76s
This online library hosts a collection of more than 1.4 million copyrighted e-books that you can access for free, till June 30 at least from Hindustan Times - tech https://ift.tt/2Jsu5pa
The latest Windows 10 update has a bug that might restrict many apps from accessing the internet entirely and slow down connectivity performance significantly. Don’t update your systems from Hindustan Times - tech https://ift.tt/2JqZvvT
With most us working from home now, and self-isolating to stop coronavirus from spreading, there is more than enough pressure on the internet connection at home. from Hindustan Times - tech https://ift.tt/2WQW4GS
Coronavirus has impacted business like never before. And while most businesses have managed to hold on, they have had to send their employees on the work-from-home mode unless strictly necessary. from Hindustan Times - tech https://ift.tt/2QON8y6
Not all content on video streaming apps is meant for everyone. Also, if you are using someone else’ account, the least you can do is to create a profile for yourself from Hindustan Times - tech https://ift.tt/2WHFfho
Given that you are self-quarantined at home due to coronavirus, music is a good companion to help you through the day. from Hindustan Times - tech https://ift.tt/2wrSmZz
They feed data sets into special algorithms to create canvases; they’re showing at art events around the world. Elsewhere, AI art is even ending up at auction. from Hindustan Times - tech https://ift.tt/2U4KQ1j
With the press of a button that is located at the bottom right corner, the doodle uses machine learning to “harmonize the custom melody into Bach’s signature music style.” from Hindustan Times - tech https://ift.tt/2HLaQHD
The freemium model is the way forward, Seidman believes. India will be among the biggest future markets. from Hindustan Times - tech https://ift.tt/2F0kpRs
Wanderlist, a new tool from Virtuoso, lets travellers create a virtual bucket list through a highly visual, lightly game-like survey. from Hindustan Times - tech https://ift.tt/2XVqBl8
A new mobile application called Mango Meter, launched last week in Jakarta, Indonesia, allows users to do just that. Its founders describe it as the world’s “first feminist film review” app. from Hindustan Times - tech https://ift.tt/2BRaQCl
Tweets, either for or against, can influence the thinking process of young people and the speed of the messenger matters here too, say researchers. from Hindustan Times - tech https://ift.tt/2tCqAVc