Iran Protesters Turn to Bluetooth App Bitchat Amid Internet Blackouts
Iranian protesters are adopting Bluetooth messaging app Bitchat to bypass government internet shutdowns. The app, developed by Jack Dorsey, works offline without servers.
Category : Apps & Software
Delete Photos and Videos from Facebook Stories
Learn how to remove content from Facebook Stories in five simple steps. Stories disappear after 24 hours and offer creative ways to share authentic moments.
Emergency Network Plan Hits Spectrum Hurdle in India
India's ambitious ₹20,000 crore plan to modernize public safety and disaster response networks faces delays due to a government dispute over 700 MHz spectrum allocation between ministries.
Chinese App 'Are You Dead?' Goes Viral Amid Loneliness Crisis
A Chinese app called 'Are You Dead?' has surged in popularity by addressing loneliness. It alerts emergency contacts if users miss check-ins, reflecting growing isolation among youth and seniors.
YouTube Eases Monetization Rules for Sensitive Topics
YouTube now allows creators to earn ad revenue from videos on sensitive issues like abortion and self-harm if presented non-graphically. The policy shift aims to support educational content.
YouTube Adds Teen Safety Features: Shorts Limits, Content Rules
YouTube announces major updates for teen users, including parental controls for Shorts viewing, quality content guidelines, and simplified family account management.
MAIT: No Govt Mandate for Source Code Sharing
MAIT clarifies there is no government mandate requiring companies to share source code with testing labs under ITSAR, addressing recent reports about draft document views.
Remote Work Trends 2026: FlexJobs Report Highlights Top Industries
FlexJobs 2025 analysis shows remote work remains dominant, with healthcare, aerospace, and banking leading flexible hiring trends for 2026. Discover top companies and industry shifts.
YouTube's 140-Year Black Screen Video Sparks Internet Frenzy
A YouTube channel posted a silent black screen video claiming a 140-year runtime, which then changed to 12 hours, creating viral speculation about glitches, platform limits, and cryptic messages.
YouTube's New Parental Controls for Teen Screen Time
YouTube announces three major updates to parental controls, including Shorts timers, content quality filters, and easier account switching to help families manage teen viewing habits.
YouTube's New Parental Controls for Kids and Teens
YouTube introduces new parental controls, including limits on Shorts and bedtime reminders, to help families foster safer and healthier viewing habits for children and teenagers.
Chinese App 'Are You Dead?' Goes Viral, Sparks Safety Debate
A Chinese app named Sileme, meaning 'Are you dead?', has sparked widespread discussion by addressing safety concerns for people living alone. The simple tool sends alerts to emergency contacts if users don't check in regularly.
Flipkart, Swiggy, Zepto Remove 10-Minute Delivery Claims
Major quick commerce platforms Flipkart, Swiggy, and Zepto have stopped advertising their grocery services as '10-minute' deliveries following government intervention over road safety concerns.
Wordle #1670 Answer: 'AVOID' Stumps Players
Wordle #1670 on January 14, 2025, proved tricky with answer 'AVOID'. Get hints, clues, and the full solution for today's puzzle challenge.
NYT Connections Puzzle #948: Daily Word Game Challenge
The New York Times Connections game has become a global addiction. Today's puzzle #948 from January 14, 2026 tests players' pattern recognition skills with clever word groupings.
Amazon Ordered to Refund for Defective TV
A consumer court has directed Amazon to refund a customer for a defective television, rejecting the e-commerce giant's attempt to avoid liability in a landmark ruling for online shoppers.
Swiggy, Zepto Remove 10-Minute Delivery Claims Post-Order
Quick commerce giants Swiggy and Zepto have rebranded their services, removing '10-minute' delivery promises following a government order citing safety and labor concerns.
Apple Creator Studio India Launch: Rs 399 Monthly from Jan 28
Apple launches Creator Studio in India on January 28. The creative software bundle costs Rs 399 monthly with special student pricing. It includes Final Cut Pro, Logic Pro, and more apps.
Viral 'Are You Dead?' App Rebrands as 'Demumu' for Global Launch
The Chinese viral app 'Are You Dead?' will launch internationally as 'Demumu' after social media backlash. The app targets solo dwellers with safety notifications.
Microsoft Retires Office Lens, Suggests OneDrive for Scanning
Microsoft has officially retired its Office Lens app, advising users to switch to the OneDrive app for scanning documents and capturing whiteboards.
Taiwan Moves to Arrest OnePlus CEO in Illegal Hiring Case
Taiwanese prosecutors have initiated steps to arrest OnePlus CEO Liu Zuohu for alleged illegal hiring practices, intensifying scrutiny on Chinese tech firms operating in Taiwan amid ongoing geopolitical tensions.
Delete OpenAI Account via Android App: Complete Guide
Learn the step-by-step process to permanently delete your OpenAI account using the ChatGPT Android app. Understand the irreversible consequences and important subscription considerations before proceeding.
Apple Creator Studio Launched with Pro Apps in Subscription
Apple introduces Creator Studio, a new subscription service bundling Final Cut Pro, Logic Pro, and Pixelmator Pro for creative professionals in a single plan.
Apple Creator Studio: All Pro Apps in One Bundle
Apple introduces Creator Studio, a subscription bundle combining Final Cut Pro, Logic Pro, Pixelmator Pro and more. Available from January 28 with new AI features.
Apple Creator Studio: Pro Editing Apps in One Bundle
Apple introduces Creator Studio, a subscription plan bundling Final Cut Pro, Logic Pro, and photo editing tools for creators to edit reels, videos, and YouTube content cost-effectively.
Apple Creator Studio: Pro Apps Bundle Launched
Apple introduces Creator Studio, a subscription bundling Final Cut Pro, Logic Pro, and Pixelmator Pro for video, music, and design at Rs 399/month. Students pay Rs 199.
X Outage in India and US Triggers Meme Frenzy
Thousands of users in India and abroad reported problems accessing X on Tuesday evening. The outage sparked a wave of humorous memes and reactions across social media platforms.
X Platform Down Globally: Thousands Report Access Problems
Elon Musk's social media platform X experienced a widespread outage on Tuesday evening, affecting thousands of users globally. Downdetector reported over 28,000 incident reports at peak disruption.
Zomato Agent Eats Order After Dispute, Sparks Debate
A viral video shows a Zomato delivery agent consuming a customer's food after a doorstep delivery argument, igniting discussions on app-based worker pressures in India.
Blinkit Ends 10-Min Delivery Amid Worker Safety Scrutiny
Blinkit removes its ultra-fast delivery messaging as gig worker protests grow. Iran reports 2,000 protest deaths, J&K sacks employees, Bangladesh refuses India cricket tour, and SC warns states on stray dogs.
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