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Restart vs shutdown: what actually fixes your slow phoneYour phone acting slow is often fixed by a simple restart. Contrary to popular belief, shutting down completely offers no extra benefit for...- Gen Z savvy investors but 55% living paycheck to paycheck: Can they achieve financial security with these money habits?Gen Z thinks differently, and that reflects in their spending priorities and investment habits. Some quirks aside, they have a good shot at...
- AI travel tools are everywhere. Are they any good?AI travel tools offer trip planning and loyalty program assistance. Expedia's Trip Matching uses Instagram Reels for itineraries. Mindtrip ...
- The gamification of India’s investment landscape: Why investor protection must come firstIndia's retail investment boom is driven by tech and gamification but raises risks. Regulatory reforms on transparency, investor education,...
- Futures, options, and financial ruin: Inside India's F&O trading crazeMany amateur Indian traders are venturing into risky futures and options trading, influenced by social media and finfluencers. Despite init...
- Smartphone overheating? Try these simple solutions to cool down your phone this summerDuring hot summer days, it's important to keep your phone cool to prevent malfunctions and battery issues. Here are 7 tips to help: avoid d...
- Happy Holi 2024: Funny Messages - Confused Chameleon & Free Makeup. Here are messages guaranteed to make you laugh out loudLaugh your way through Holi 2024 with uproarious messages! From a confused chameleon to unexpected free makeup, these funny messages promis...
- For risk takers: 5 midcap stocks from different sectors with potential upside of up to 24%After months of relentless rally, last week mid-cap stocks witnessed some correction. Will this correction last longer would become clear i...
- Should parents share photos of their children online? This is what experts have to sayDecisions about whether, where, and how much to share pose a dilemma for many parents.
- Vijay Shekhar Sharma seeks to reset Paytm after IPO fiascoDescribing his approach as a rewind-and-reset, Sharma is on a mission to win back investors. And he’ll have his hands full: Paytm’s operati...
- ETtech Catalyst: How to win new categories in the multi-trillion-dollar SaaS marketPioneered by Salesforce, Concur, and the likes in the early 2000s, Software as a Service (SaaS) has been on a strong uptrend ever since. To...
- Apple wants to get inside your new home before you even buy itApple is teaming up with a handful of builders and using these kinds of test beds to inch its way into the market for Internet-connected ho...
- Amul Girl turns 50: Meet the three men who keep her goingThe Amul campaign was started by daCunha’s father Sylvester daCunha in 1966 along with illustrator Eustace Fernandes and Usha Katrak, among...
- How Facebook, WhatsApp changed the rules of datingA date is a click away. A love interest is a text away. But dating, in the digital age, is still nothing short of running the most puzzling...
- Smart insults could be a way to healthier you!Being insulted by an app, albeit a free one, is apparently more acceptable than being disparaged in similar vein by a fellow human being.
- Startup mantras from entrepreneurs like NR Narayana Murthy, Richard Branson, Kunal Bahl and othersAccording to research firm PrivCo, VC funding in startups has more than tripled, from $1.06 billion in 2013 to $3.86 billion in 2014.
- Tattooed workforce: India Inc becoming more accommodative, but some still oppose body artAs the Millennial Generation starts wearing its individuality on its sleeves, India Inc is not only getting inked but also turning more acc...
- Six tips on prolonging your gadget's battery lifeHere are a few things to bear in mind to keep your device's batteries going for longer.
- BlackBerry 10: Big changes and a new experienceBlackBerry's next operating system will be here soon — and they're going straight from version 7 to 10! ET outlines the main features and s...
- Steve Ballmer wants Indian coders to back Windows 8As Microsoft prepares to launch Windows 8, CEO Steve Ballmer made a strong pitch to Indian developers to build apps for the new OS.
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