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Is Instagram safe to use? I've been reading up on Instagram's security and the various scams that are circulating, like phishing and fake giveaways. It's surprising how sophisticated some of these scams can be! What are your thoughts on Instagram'

KSRTC ROLLS OUT QR CODE TICKET payment system in all buses Launched on November 6 this year, the system was extended to all 8,941 buses in the Karnataka State Road Transport Corporation’s (KSRTC) fleet by November 18. The initiative has achieved co

‼️ChatGPT Mobile Revenue Soars with GPT-4o The launch of OpenAI’s GPT-4o has nearly doubled ChatGPT’s mobile app revenue. On May 16, net revenue hit $900,000, up from a daily average of $491,000, driven by users upgrading to the $19.99 Plus subscrip

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🧠 Chinese Scientists Defeat DEATH! They brought a pig’s brain back to life 50 minutes after it died. Usually, the human and pig's brain dies within 5-8 minutes after the heart stops, which is the window for possible resuscitation. But the Chinese

I think now speakers should come with build in music streaming, It's so frustrating to connect to phone, and when you left the room the music stops, and when you're watching reels it plays through speaker.. Shouldn't the music kept playing.. Connec

ALERT 🚨 TOWARDS HEAVY RAIN Various startups is trying to display and maintaining various heavy rain conditions. They are using various environmentally friendly materials and construction techniques to build resilient infrastructure, roads and brid

What happens when a company fails to generate revenue after raising funds from a VC. Are the company owners obliged to any amount in return for investors And how will investor get an exit if the company is a loss making company

I have a few questions about Anter Residency. 1. Do we need to pay for it? 2. Do we receive any grants? 3. What happens when the residency ends? If anyone knows or been through the residency, I'd really appreciate some information. Thanks.

Cognizant CEO Ravi Kumar Singisetti received compensation totalling 186 crore last year, making him the highest-paid Indian executive in the IT sector, according to a report by Mint. As per the company's filings, Singisetti received shares valued at