Latest Internet News Archive
Why the pro-Trump internet is upset with President Trump
Loknath Das
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A day before Donald Trump’s inauguration, members of the right-wing internet bloc that helped elect him threw a celebratory bash in Washington,
2G Internet to Be Phased Out By June 2019, Says Research
Loknath Das
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The entry of Reliance Jio brought about a revolution of sorts in the Indian telecom industry as the 4G-only network debuted with free high-speed
The Internet loves Tom Hanks for bringing a tray of drinks to his Golden Globes table
Loknath Das
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If various stories recounting Tom Hanks’ Nice Guy attitude wasn’t already convincing — he’s crashed wedding photo shoots and gifted a typewriter to a fan —
Internet falls for Trump-‘Gorilla Channel’ parody
Loknath Das
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Amid the cascade of revelations from Michael Wolff’s incendiary book about the Trump administration, one Twitter user posted a screenshot Thursday night
The internet is going insane over strawberry pizza: ‘I want to die.’
Loknath Das
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Forget Hawaiian-style, the latest target of mass internet ire is strawberry pizza. Social media users had their pitchforks ready on Sunday when
HBO’s Social Media Accounts Hacked. ‘Again?’ Asks Internet
Loknath Das
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In the latest of many security breaches that have plagued HBO for the past few weeks, the network’s social media accounts were
SoftBank invests at least $2.5 bn in Flipkart; biggest ever investment in Indian internet space
Loknath Das
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India’s largest Internet firm Flipkart Ltd has raised at least $2.5 billion from SoftBank Vision Fund, scaling up its firepower in the
Google India to Hold 5,000 Workshops for SMBs Across 50 Cities
Loknath Das
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Targeting the small and medium business (SMB) enterprises, Google India Private Ltd will hold 5,000 offline workshops over the next three years,
Preventing medical communication errors
Subhadip
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Structured tools can reduce “end-of-round time compression” during multidisciplinary morning rounds in the hospital, according to a new study. Previous studies on
Hack-proofing our devices
Subhadip
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Radio-frequency identification (RFID) tags have become almost ubiquitous — look carefully, and you’ll notice them in passports, credit cards, library books, office