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What are the problems that we can solve? In the present era even not it ,Every era there's a problem and there is problem solver so, first we need to find the problem let's discuss about the problems Let's talk and share the problems of today's time

The below two images are of the cars by Tata motors and Hyundai in the year 2010, nearly a decade ago. The Tata Indigo used to come with very basic features, the most luxurious feature used to be the power window, apart from that it was just a mecha

I take a rickshaw to work every day, and today's ride led to an interesting conversation - I asked the driver which app he prefers between Ola, Uber, and Rapido. He said he used Uber until they introduced a daily login charge of ₹40 + commission on

I HAVE SUCCESSFUL MADE AN FULLY AUTOMATIC WATER TANK CONTROLER EQUIPMENT WICH DON'T USE ANY KIND OF CHEAP ELECTRICAL SENSOR BASED EQUIPMENT PRESENT IN THE MARKET... & MY SYSTEM WILL AUTOMATICALLY STARTS & STOP THE OVERFLOW OF THE WATER IT'S BASED O

Automakers have figured out how to push drivers' buttons: too many touchscreens.⁠ ⁠ So it's time to turn the wheel of time back a bit.⁠ ⁠ Many buyers are complaining that a bevy of new tech in cars is distracting, complicated to navigate and flat out

No problem! Here is the information about Mercedes clr!!!! Got frustrated by reading this sentence several times in Insta captions right? Let's talk about this and judge a marketing strategy Real reason: This caption was used by creators to gain reac

Why Do You all think that Hood is an competition of Medial. The only thing common between them is the Anonymous posting feature. And that too is not great in Hood because you have to enter a username and it shows that user name unlike medial where i

OpenAI just woke up and decided to end a billion dollar company.🧐💀 They've announced Search GPT, a temporary prototype of their new AI search feature that gives you direct answers with clear and relevant sources. And yeah, it's pretty much a copy

Everyone talks about the same billionaires everyday: Musk. Zuck. Bezos. But there's one man who became a billionaire at just 25 — and by 2030, the entire world will use his product. Here's his story (and what you can learn from him): Austin is a

introducing Redrive: The Future of Personal Transportation In the future, time will be more valuable than money. That's why I've been working on Redrive, an open-source project that will change the way we think about transportation. Redrive aims to