People in South Korea are earning small amounts of money by using a fintech app for everyday tasks. This trend highlights financial pressur...

AI giants are making a big splash in India. ChatGPT and Google Gemini are using TV and billboards to show how AI can solve everyday problem...

Women are learning to keep pace with the ubiquitous apps and AI, shrugging off dependence on their kids for financial transactions, online ...

In recent times many resident individuals, banking with various financial institutions, have used cards to carry out international capital ...

Indian IT stocks suffered on Wednesday after HCLTech’s weak Q4 numbers. This and more in today’s ETtech Top 5.

By early September, a Telegram group with over four lakh members was actively promoting Lucky Jet, a high-speed ‘crash game’ where players ...

Banned in some states, gamers take WhatsApp & Telegram route, mask location to keep playing.

Neeraj Arora took to LinkedIn to share a lengthy post expressing regret over the deal.

From Kirana stores to high-end malls, cab hailing services, online food-ordering and even travel apps, UPI-enabled mobile payments are beco...

From the rise and fall of ByteDance in the country to Indian punters getting onto the GameStop gravy train, here's a look at the top tech n...

The group currently has more than 47,000 members and is adding 100-200 more every day, Nagaraj said. It gets about 100-150 messages a day o...

Indian video gamers are betting on Mini Militia, Teenpatti, Dream11, Clash Royale but it’s Tencent’s PUBG that’s at the top of the list.

These offers are mostly being made through SMSes, WhatsApp and various social media platforms.

'iMobile SmartKeys', launched by ICICI Bank last week enables customers to pay bills, transfer funds via chat, messenger, email or games wi...

The $16 billion FB has agreed to pay for WhatsApp is a lot of dosh, but may be worth shelling out to own the world’s largest digital countr...

While direct advertising seems off the table for now, here are some possible ways that Facebook can use for monetizing WhatsApp.

If WhatsApp continues to maintain the same growth rate, a number of WhatsApp users would easily cross 1 billion by the end of 2015.