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Joker Malware, a malware that hides behind seemingly legitimate apps and subscribes to premium content without the consent of the users, is back in the Google Play Store. Google is monitoring this malware since 2017 and recently has removed 11 apps that have been injected with the malware. Experts say this removal is not the end of Joker malware.
US-based Orbital Assembly Corporation has revealed its plans to build the first artificial-gravity hotel named 'Voyager Station' in space. To be operational by 2027, the 11,600-sq-metres 24-module giant wheel-like hotel will be installed 500-550… read-more
TAGS: Orbital Assembly Corporation, Space Hotel, Voyager Station, Solar Power
A new report has suggested that WhatsApp will soon introduce video and voice calling feature in the desktop version for non-beta users. Currently, WhatsApp's video or voice calling is available only for the mobile version. In this regard,… read-more
TAGS: WhatsApp, Video Calling, WAbetainfo, Self-destructing Photo Feature
An AI tool named 'Deep Nostalgia' has brought various photos of Bhagat Singh, Swami Vivekananda and other imminent personalities into life. Launched by genealogy website MyHeritage, the tool uses algorithms to exhibit various facial expressions… read-more
TAGS: Twitter, AI Tool, Artificial Intelligence, My Heritage, Bhagat Singh, Deep Nostalgia N
Telecommunications giant Reliance Jio is reportedly adding a novel product to its line - budget-friendly laptops - provisionally called 'JioBook'. The upcoming device will operate on a customized Google Android OS, tentatively named 'JioOS', and… read-more
TAGS: Reliance Jio, Jio Book, JioOS, Android OS, Bluebank Communication Technology, wifi
Microsoft has come up with Microsoft Group Transcribe app that eyes to translate users' chats in real time. Launched by the company's experimental department 'Garage', the app uses multi-device approach to provide high quality transcriptions and… read-more
TAGS: iOS, Microsoft, Bill Gates, Technology
A data analysis revealed that four of every 10 patents filed by Indians abroad get a nod while the same for domestic filing is one of 10. Experts cite haphazard, high filing cost and slow disposal behind the dismal state. While experts suspect… read-more
TAGS: Patent, Patent Right, INDIANS, Researchers