Vodafone had unfolded a recharge pack worth Rs. 569 that offered 3GB daily data as well. However, the major difference in the plans is the validity that comes with the pack.

Google has collaborated with US-based ticketing company Fandango to let users buy movie tickets using voice commands on Google Assistant.

Tech-lovers, be in style with the latest Apple Watch Series 3, soon to be available on online cellular stores. Your wrist will attract several eyeballs as you put on the GPS + Cellular version of the Apple Watch. Recently, Apple has joined hand with Reliance Jio and Airtel for sale of the watch across the globe. It will be made available for purchase, from May 11 and the pre-booking has started already.

Xiaomi posted a teaser which shows the Redmi S2 rear panel looks alike Xiaomi Redmi Note 5 Pro and the Mi 6X. Sources believe that the handset will be exclusively available via Suning.com in China The teaser showed letter 'S' in red and blue paint.

Google keeps on bringing new things for its users and this time, it has revised its chrome policy. With the launch of the Google Chrome 66 for desktops, the search engine started blocking audio and video that automatically played on certain wesbites. Now, the company has customized the policy it uses to block unwanted autoplays. It is an effort to improve the experience users have on sites they want to autoplay media.

Domestic original equipment manufacturer (OEM) Smartron on Friday launched its next-generation multifunctional "tbook flex" hyper-laptop.

The Google Assistant can now connect with more than 5,000 devices for your home -- up from 1,500 this January, Google has announced.

It is time to change your Twitter password now as the micro-blogging platform has asked its 336 million users to do so across its services after it discovered a bug that stored passwords in plain text in an internal system.

Twitter has urged its 336 million users to change their passwords after the company discovered a bug that stored passwords in plain text in an internal system.

Instagram users can now shop online from their social media account directly without leaving the social networking site. The Facebook owned service has added a payment feature to its app. Users can register a debit or credit card as part of a profile, set up a security pin and start buying things without ever leaving Instagram.