Prof. Kaushik Chowdhury Develops Technology That Transforms Any Surface Into a Smart Wireless Charger
By Roberto Molar Candanosa
News at Northeastern
What do a piece of plywood and a drone have in common? They can be turned into smart wireless...
It is time to shun C, C++ languages for new projects: Microsoft Azure CTO
New Delhi-- Mark Russinovich, the chief technology officer of Microsoft Azure, has said that developers must stop writing codes in programming languages C and...
COVID-19 brought the best and worst out of TikTok
New Delhi-- The popular and highly controversial short video-sharing platform TikTok has once again hogged the limelight even as India battles the COVID-19 pandemic.
If...
Paul Allen: Microsoft Co-founder and philanthropist with penchant for Bollywood
New Delhi-- Earlier this month, Microsoft co-founder and philanthropist Paul Allen announced that cancer he was last treated nine years ago had returned and...
Actress Priya Varrier most searched personality on Google in 2018
New Delhi-- Malayalam actress Priya Prakash Varrier, who shot to fame following her 'wink song' 'Manikya Malaraya Poovi...' from the film 'Oru Addar Love'...
Productivity paranoia making hybrid work unsustainable: Microsoft
New Delhi-- Amid the debate on moonlighting by tech employees who are working from home after more than two years of the pandemic, a...
I’m not running your Twitter account, Musk tells Pune techie
New Delhi-- Elon Musk may not wish to launch Tesla in India owing to high customs duty but he is fond of replying regularly...
The Role of Influencers in Shaping Social Issues: A Look at Influencer Activism
New Delhi-- Influencer marketing has developed into a potent tool for companies to reach customers and market their goods in recent years. Influencers are,...
Microsoft reveals why playing Janet Jackson’s mega-hit song crashes laptops
San Francisco--Tech giant Microsoft has explained why playing the mega-hit music video for popular US-based singer, songwriter, actress, and dancer Janet Jackson's "Rhythm Nation"...
Social media fake accounts evolve, able to copy human behavior
New York-- Researchers, including one of Indian-origin, have found that bots or fake accounts enabled by Artificial Intelligence (AI) on social media have evolved and...
