During the first three weeks of August, the Cosme and Damião Children’s Hospital in Porto Velho admitted more than 400 children with respiratory problems — three times the average, according to officials.

Old pictures of fire at the Amazon forest have created an outrage among the social media users, claiming that the lives of animals need urgent attention and help. While pictures related to the fire have flooded the social media, an AFP fact check on Wednesday found most of the images are decades old or not even in the country.

On Amazon Freedom Sale, iPhone XR can be purchased for as low as Rs 51,999. This discounted price is for the base model of iPhone XR with 64GB storage. There’s discount on the other storage models of iPhone XR as well. iPhone XR with 128GB storage is available at Rs 56,999 after a discount from its original price of Rs 81,900.

Samsung is all set to launch its Note10 and Note10+ and their 5G versions. Till date it was known that the new smartphone will be launched in India on August 23.

Giving a huge break to Indian users, Netflix on Wednesday launched an all-exclusive plan of Rs 199 for mobile-only subscriptions. While there are certain limitations in it, the users will only be able to stream the SD quality of the content and the casting will not be allowed on the streams.

The commercially available food products in the market are 'too sweet' for the human consumption, said researchers who analysed food product reviews of over 400,000 Amazon customers.

Amazon.com faced a major backlash on social media for selling toilet seat covers and other items with images of Hindu gods. #BoycottAmazon started trending on the social media platforms.

Apple, an American tech company is making all stone turned to re-invent itself as a ‘services’ company. On a big event held on March 25, the company has introduced a new suite of services including a video streaming platform that will challenge the on-going Netflix and Amazon. It's the Apple TV+, a new platform featuring original shows, movies and documentaries.

The India government may face tough time in terms of trading as the US President Donald Trump intends to end India's GSP programme that allows USD 5.6 billion worth of the country's export to enter the United States duty free. To inform, the decision has been taken after India unveiled new rules on e-commerce that restrict the way Amazon and Walmart backed Flipkart do business.

E-commerce in India is all set to for a massive makeover from February 1 that is likely to put Flipkart and Amazon under high pressure to sustain in the market. As per new rules, foreign e-commerce players will not be able to provide massive discounts to the customers in India, also would not be able to sell their own brands through their respective platform.