technology

Microsoft to remove passwords from Windows 10 in 2020

Microsoft is planning to make computers running Windows 10 operating system password-less and replace it with Windows Hello face authentication, fingerprints, or a PIN code.

Google’s initiative to safeguard your private conversations

LG India Launches AI Enabled ‘ThinQ’ Range Of Televisions With Alexa And Airplay2 Support

Monaco is the first in Europe to roll out Huawei-built 5G network

Honk Kong based ‘Tecno’ launches new sub-brand ‘Spark’ in India

Hong Kong-based Transsion Holdings’ smartphone brand Tecno Mobile is set to launch a new budget smartphone sub-brand ‘Spark’ in India soon, a senior company executive said on Wednesday.

A Malware named ‘Agent Smith’ affected 15 million android devices in India

Cybersecurity solutions provider ‘Check Point’ on Wednesday revealed that ”Agent Smith,” a new variant of mobile malware, has quietly infected around 25 million Android devices globally, including 15 million mobile devices in India.

Facial recognition tech is double-edged, needs to be handled carefully in India.

As the National Crime Records Bureau (NCRB) under Home Ministry aims to install Automated Facial Recognition System (AFRS) to track and nab criminals, the debate on the misuse of the face recognition technology has sparked fresh debate in India.

Spotify Lite for low end or older Android phones now available in India

Swedish music streaming app Spotify on Tuesday launched a “Lite” version of its app for the Indian market that is just 10MB in size and helps people control data and storage on low-end Android smartphones and in areas with poor Internet connectivity.

ASUS further extends its horizon in India, 4th ROG Store coming up in Hyderabad

Taiwanese electronics major ASUS, which has 40 percent market share in the gaming laptop segment, is working towards expanding its offline footprint in India and would open its fourth Republic of Gamers (ROG) Store in Hyderabad next month, a top company executive said on Tuesday.

Millenials’ skilled in Disruptive Technology will help India to reach $5tn mark

To make India a $5 trillion economy by 2024-2025 as the fourth Industrial Revolution or Industry 4.0 knocks at the door, the country urgently requires a renewed focus on skilling the youth in advanced technologies as robotics, Artificial Intelligence (AI), Internet of Things (IoT), 3D printing, data analytics and quantum computing.