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No more Facebook Free Basics in India
Following the telecom regulator barring discriminatory pricing of data services, which included a ban on zero-rated products Facebook, pulled the plug on Free Basics in India.
Posted On :12/Feb/2016 10:31:54 AM
Now cast vote on Twitter
Public can now extend their suggestion about which industry requires better focus in the forthcoming union budget of India for 2016.
Posted On :12/Feb/2016 10:01:55 AM
Google introduces new App to warn about floods
Google has introduced a new App which warns about floods.
Posted On :10/Feb/2016 6:25:16 PM
Facebooks free basics service gets blocked in India
As per the new regulation by the Telecom Regulatory Authority of India (TRAI), according to BBC news reports on Monday.The free basics service was launched under internet.org in 2014.
Posted On :09/Feb/2016 3:44:58 PM
TRAI supports Net Neutrality
Telecom regulator TRAI on Monday barred all telecom operators from offering discriminatory tariffs for data services on the basis of content.
Posted On :09/Feb/2016 10:28:42 AM
Apple to accept banged up phones
For the very first time, Apple has come forward to accept banged up iPhones as an aid to those who wish to upgrade their phone.
Posted On :09/Feb/2016 9:34:49 AM
How to regularise text messages when you switch from an iPhone to an Android
Say you have changed your phone from an iPhone to an Android.
Posted On :08/Feb/2016 5:13:14 PM
Do you generally forward your incoming mails? Warning: New scam in WhatsApp
Most of us with cell-phone have the WhatsApp facility.Again, most of us do have the habit of forwarding mails received by us.
Posted On :08/Feb/2016 9:45:26 AM
Amazon introduces App for ordering grocery items
Amazon has introduced a new App for selling grocery items in Bengaluru.
Posted On :07/Feb/2016 1:16:29 PM
Eurocoms Sky X9W laptop launched with 64GB RAM & 5TB SSD
Canadian computer manufacturer Eurocom has launched its Sky X9W laptop with a starting price $2,930 (Rs. 198,000).
Posted On :06/Feb/2016 4:36:22 PM
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