Fugitive IMA Group of Companies managing director, Mohammed Mansoor Khan, on Sunday released a video addressed to the Bengaluru police commissioner, Alok Kumar, on social media platform YouTube, saying that he wishes to comeback to India.

No changes have been made for the paid version of YouTube Music Premium where users are allowed to make a specific song request. So while this free experience isn't nearly as flexible as what you get when you're signed up for a subscription, it does give Google something to compete with Spotify and Pandora's free offerings on smart speakers.

Till date users had to use Amazon fire stick to watch Amazon Prime videos on the TV and Chromecast to stream YouTube.

A common line for gamers "Stop playing these games all the time. You cannot make a living by playing games." has turned wrong when a 14-year-old boy earned Rs 2 lakh dollars by playing video games only. Sounds strange, but its true!

Twitter, the micro-blogging company has rolled out an even darker version of the app’s existing dark mode. Earlier, the dark theme of the site was giving a blue-ish shade instead of real black color, which received criticism from most of the users. Now, as promised by CEO, the company introduces dark mode more of a pitch black.

In the never-ending YouTube war, T-series defeats PewDiePie and become the most subscribed channel for 5 minutes. India's biggest music brand overtook PewDiePie run by a Swedish Felix Arvid Ulf Kjellberg but slides back to No. 2 position.

The Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) has registered an FIR against alleged fake videos about CBSE question paper leak, which is now streaming on YouTube and other social media platforms. The video claims to have access to original question papers of class 12 accountancy, chemistry, English and class 10 mathematics and science papers.

In a latest update, Mozilla Firefox will be working on muting the auto-playing videos; it is expected to launch the update in couple of months.

India is a land of genius brains and a 13-year-old boy Amar Sathwik Thogiti is the burning example. He is among the youngest and the most famous YouTubers who creates video for UPSC civil services aspirants to help them prepare for the exam. Born in Mancherial, a small town in Telangana, Thogiti started his Youtube channel ‘Learn with Amar’ in 2016 at an age of 10. At present, he has over 1,87,000 subscribers.

For the new single, Brown has reunited with American record producer and songwriter Scott Storch. This happens to be the first track from his upcoming album Indigo.