Plague Inc. is a strategy mobile game that is based on infecting the world. The game has got the latest mode which is called ‘The Cure’ and it is free to play
Swedish Post and Telecom Authority will appeal a court decision against its plan to eliminate Huawei from its 5G networks. The company has said that it stopped 5G spectrum auctions after a
Jio saw a dip of 1.5Mbps in its average download speed in the month of October, as per the data provided by TRAI. Jio has although, still maintained its lead in 4G
Google has presented the latest feature on Gmail that will let its users pin a specific Google Chat conversation. It will further be probable to pin a ‘room’ to the top of
Nintendo has disclosed Nintendo Switch sales which have crossed 735,000 units in the United States in October. NPD shared these numbers, and it includes both Nintendo Switch, which was presented in 2017,
Viavi Solutions today announced that Three Ireland has successfully deployed the VIAVI NITRO Mobile solution to enable visibility into network and service performance. In particular, the Subscriber Summary feature gives real-time insight
Realme 7 5G will be presented on 19th November in the United Kingdom at a virtual event. Realme has announced the details via its Realme UK Twitter handle, along with a poster
OnePlus Nord N10 5G and OnePlus Nord N100 will just get 1 major Android update, as per a report. The newest budget-friendly smartphones from the company are set to go on sale
Google Photos is ending its very tempting free unlimited storage advantage and will begin to charge for the storage space user’s pictures and videos take over the 15GB quota. The latest modification
YouTube is running again after going through an international outage. The inadvertent downtime further appeared to have affected other related services containing YouTube TV and Google TV. The American video-sharing company has
German luxury automaker has revealed that an electric sport utility vehicle or otherwise known as SUV which is called the BMW iX is ready to go on sale in the US at
Globus Infocom, an edtech solution provider company has launched Interactive pad for schools. With Globus Interactive Pad, a person can control the Interactive Board from anywhere within the classroom. Its wireless, cord-free
