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iPhone users can be charged to use Facebook & Instagram soon
With the new app tracking transparency feature, more iOS users will become aware of how apps treat their data. They need to choose between privacy and cost
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iOS 14.6: Apple to launch HiFi support for Apple Music, AirPod 3 in pipeline
Apple’s move to launch HiFi music is being seen as a competitive move to tackle the rising popularity of Spotify across the globe
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Vedanta pledges Rs 150 crore, SBI allocates Rs 71 crore for Covid-19 relief
Vedanta initiated a relief program to set up field hospitals that provide 1,000 specially equipped critical care beds in 10 Covid-affected cities
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Apple app tracking transparency: What are the options for Android users?
Google is soon expected to release the Android 12 update but there is no news about the development of any similar app tracking feature yet
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Delhi: Govt schools set up vaccine centers for 18+; locate your nearest booth with MyGov’s chatbot
Pre-registrations are mandatory and no walk-ins are allowed for people belonging to the 18-44 age category as of now.
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Covid-19 vaccine: These states won’t be able to give jabs to those over 18 from May 1
As of 9.30 am on April 30, 2.45 crore citizens registered on the Co-WIN portal
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Can you unlock your Apple iPhone wearing a face mask?
The ‘unlock with mask using Apple Watch’ feature is limited to iPhone X and later models with an Apple Watch 3 or later model
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Apple iOS 14.5 update: Here’s how you can enable App Tracking Transparency in your device
Raising the bar for the privacy and security of its customers, Apple’s latest feature makes it mandatory for application developers to seek permission for tracking users across apps on any iOS device
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RT-PCR still most effective for large-scale testing, says Dr Harsh Majahan
The major distinguishing factor about CB-NAAT is its ability to produce results in a short timespan compared to RT-PCR
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Covid-19 vaccine: All you need to know about Sputnik V
A striking feature of Sputnik V is that both doses of the vaccine are slightly different from each other. This means, both doses use unique vectors to target the spike protein present in the virus
