As recently as this week, a Whatsapp message was being sent to customers to upload eKYC and to provide the contact number, else the number ...

Listing out the top challenges faced by its member telecom companies, COAI said these relate to liquidity, rationalisation of the regulator...

Entrepreneurs are realising there is huge untapped potential in India’s many underserved markets and are coming up with technology and busi...

Video viewership tracker Vidooly reveals a 75% increase in viewing adult content since data rates came crashing down in H2 of the previous ...

Software research labs across the globe are locked in a race to create bots that are brainier than the rest - and mimic human beings the cl...

Jio will look to acquire smaller telcos to gain market share and compete with incumbents, a senior executive said, signalling a possible co...

On several occasions the government has cited threats to public order to block web sites or prevent the sending of bulk text messages.

Vodafone India, the country's second largest telco, Wednesday said that it has invested over Rs 150 crores on ramping up network and distri...

At the heart of it is the controversy surrounding net neutrality is the TRAI's Consultation Paper on Regulatory Framework for OTT services.

Airtel announced plans to charge extra for internet calls through VOIP applications like Skype and Viber, but had to abandon the idea.

The country's law enforcement agencies will soon be able to track e-mail as well as e-mail attachments on a real time basis over BlackBerry...

Samsung Electronics announced today the fourth generation Galaxy S, the Galaxy S 4, designed to get you closer to what matters in life and ...

Move will enable intelligence agencies in the country to track messages exchanged between Indian subscribers and those living abroad.

Airtel and Vodafone use sophisticated call-management products developed by Noida-based mCarbon Tech Innovation to block unwanted calls.

Find out how the use of applications and services can make sending and receiving messages much cheaper.

In an exclusive chat , Suneet Singh Tuli, CEO of UK-based Datawind, shares the story behind Aakash, the cheapest tablet computer.

The lack of agreement on standards may put the best technology bet to cut costs at the disposal of Indian companies in these tough times - ...