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India is Service hub not Producing or Innovation hub. There is no single Indian Software, Games or Electronic that I use by Choice

YouTube just recommended to me their first video. No filter, no nothing. Just straight up "Hey, here is our first video."

List of Software owned by Google Web-based: Google Chrome Google Search App Google Translate App Google Workspace: Gmail Google Calendar Google Docs Google Sheets Google Slides Google Forms Google Keep Google Meet Google Chat Google Drive Communi

Apple doesn't feel luxurious anymore! Back in the days I remember when I was a child I used to go to malls and where there was an apple store I used to sneak in and used their newly launched iphones just because it was a great experience. Seeing an

Its almost irking how Apple puts "I" before its every product - iOS, ipad, ipod, iphone and now in this new era of AI they prefixed A in AI with apple. Lot of people used to tell me once you use an iPhone there is no going back and I'm making this

This man co-founded trillion dollar company but ended up with just $800 We can take lessons from this entrepreneur Ronald Wayne is also behind founding apple company he also have a stake of 10% of company that's worth $300 billion now Apple was a

Want to open a company which will be c2c based platform where people can sell used things and i wanna make it the most secure place to deal in used things.. no scams no cheating...lets see.. if i can get a support i know nothing but i can make it wor

✴️ Low morale Low morale can manifest a lack of accountability in a variety of ways, but tends to stem from inadequate and ineffective communication. The Fix: CHAT IT UP. Employees often have no idea if they’re making a contribution or not — and r

1)Google Meet rolls out AI-powered ‘Take notes for me’ feature. Here's how to use. 2) Apple's iPhone 16 Series launch event confirmed: List of products that might face delays. 3)Wynk Music app to shut down soon: Report. 4)YouTube Premium raises price

The Rise and Fall of Vevo: How Music's Corporate Giants Tried to Conquer the Internet In the late 2000s, the music industry was bleeding. Napster and LimeWire had decimated traditional revenue streams, and record labels watched helplessly as illegal