Netflix introduce a new feature wherein the users can set a PIN specific to their profiles. Netflix new feature comes as part of a wider update on improved parental controls. Want to let your kids poke around Netflix without them wandering their way beyond the kids section? Got a roommate who keeps inexplicably forgetting to... Continue Reading →
Amazon’s Alexa can now answer question about Covid-19
Amazon's Alexa, can now answer your question about Coronavirus (Covid-19). You can ask the assistant what you should do if you suspect that you’re showing symptoms of the disease. Alexa will respond with responses from sources such as ICMR and the Ministry of Health and Family Welfare (MOHFW) in India. For American users, it will... Continue Reading →
WhatsApp sets new forwarding limits to fight fake messages
With billions of people unable to see their friends and family in person due to COVID-19, people are relying on WhatsApp more than ever to communicate. People are talking to doctors, teachers, and isolated loved ones via WhatsApp during this crisis. That’s why all your messages and calls on WhatsApp are end-to-end encrypted by default... Continue Reading →
Its #World Health Day
The tagline of World Health Day is : Stay at home for the health of those you care about. Every year on April 7, the World Health Organization (WHO) celebrates World Health Day. World Health Day is celebrated to spread awareness about the importance of health. Every year the day has a different theme. It... Continue Reading →
UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson is taken to hospital for tests over ‘Persistent’ Covid-19 Symptoms
Prime Minister Boris Johnson was hospitalized for testing on Sunday after showing strong symptoms of the coronavirus. On the advice of his doctor, Prime Minister was hospitalized for testing tonight. This is a preventative measure because the Prime Minister continues to experience coronavirus symptoms ten days after testing positive for the virus," Downing Street said.... Continue Reading →
Coronavirus cases in India climb to 3072 and Worldwide 11,70,159
India's confirmed cases rise to 3072, India reported 601 fresh coronavirus cases in last 24 hours. This was the highest single-day count since the coronavirus outbreak in the country. Union Health Ministry Joint Secretary, Lav Agarwal said, 42 per cent cases are among people between 21-40 years of age and 32 per cent in the... Continue Reading →
Coronavirus live update: Global cases hits
Coronavirus In India Live Updates : The total number of COVID-19 Cases in India is 2547, 163 cases recovered and 62 deaths have been reported so far. Delhi reports 91 new COVID-19 positive cases in last 24 hour . Coronavirus In World Live Updates : Globally, the total number of COVID-19 Cases in World is... Continue Reading →
Apple budget smartphone iPhone SE 2020 leaks
Apple's upcoming entry level phone to be called iPhone SE 2 coming soon at expected price of US$349. Apple is still yet to confirm launched date. The leaks show the new iPhone SE won’t have Face ID, with Touch ID still the only way to authenticate via fingerprint. This leak confirms the faint rumors of... Continue Reading →
Facebook Messenger Desktop App launched for Windows & Mac OS
Facebook finally launched Messenger app for desktop, available now on Windows and Mac OS. Facebook also keys highlights of the Messenger Desktop application : Easy to connect: If you’re connected with someone on Facebook, then you’re connected on Messenger. No need to have a phone number, email, or sign up to a new service.Multitasking: It’s... Continue Reading →
During the pandemic COVID-19 World Health Organization (WHO) releases guidelines to help countries
The COVID-19 pandemic is straining health systems worldwide. The rapidly increasing demand on health facilities and health care workers threatens to leave some health systems overstretched and unable to operate effectively. Previous outbreaks have demonstrated that when health systems are overwhelmed, mortality from vaccine-preventable and other treatable conditions can also increase dramatically. During the 2014-2015... Continue Reading →