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Made in USA gold Trump mobile phone has missed 5 shipping deadlines - here's when thousands of workers expect to get itThe Trump Mobile T1 phone shipping update is now official, with pre-order deliveries starting this week after months of delays. This marks ...- TV still pulls its weight in delivering measurable ad impactA new study reveals linear TV remains crucial for measurable ad outcomes in India, driving discovery and intent. Combining linear TV and di...
- Amazon advisory: The company alerts online shoppers and users to rising scamsAmazon is alerting millions of US customers to a surge in online scams. As Black Friday 2025 approaches, cybercriminals are targeting shopp...
- US tech companies enabled the surveillance and detention of hundreds of thousands in ChinaAn AP investigation reveals how American tech companies helped build China's surveillance state, enabling human rights abuses. U.S. firms s...
- Pixel moves to India; A91's largest fundIn the wake of US tariffs, Google is shifting Pixel manufacturing from Vietnam to India. This and more in today’s ETtech Top 5.
- Cookie PolicyThis cookie policy explains how and why cookies and other similar technologies may be stored on and accessed from your device when you use ...
- UK regulator criticises Google targeted adverts plansThe UK's data watchdog, the ICO, criticised Google's policy shift allowing "fingerprinting" to track users for targeted ads. This method, u...
- Exclusive: Sequoia's Shailendra Singh interview; govt sets up platform for user complaints against social media firmsIt's Tuesday today. More remarkably, it is the last day of February, bringing two months of 2023 to a close, already! To make things intere...
- Big data is changing our lives fundamentally now — people from India contributed to its rise: John A. Deighton"The growth of data also profoundly reflects the talent of people from the Indian subcontinent. It’s very hard to imagine the big data revo...
- China-made phones, tablets tainted by coerced Uighur laborOver the past four years, the Chinese government has detained more than a million people from the far west Xinjiang region, most of them Ui...
- Chinese phones mute Indian brandsIndian brands which used to lord over the burgeoning smartphone market till just four years ago - are just a pale shadow of their dominant ...
- Your online activity is transparent to hackers: 4 new ways that expose browsing historyThe techniques fall into the category from the early 2000s - 'history sniffing' attack.
- Aadhaar: World's largest ID database exposed by India government errorsIndia’s government counts on high-tech encryption, multi-layered authentication, and even 13-feet high walls to protect the world’s largest...
- Mogae Media’s Sandeep Goyal picks up 10% stake in Sync MediaThe deal has been closed at a pre-money valuation of $3 million and Goyal’s daughter, Carol, will join the board of Sync Media.
- Consumers' trust is the key to mobile marketing successAs of 2016, consumers were spending an average of 25% of their daily time on mobile devices, but advertisers were pumping in only 12% of th...
- How Samsung is standing up to an onslaught from a group of Chinese handset makers like Vivo and OppoAlthough Samsung's market share has been stagnating, it is too early to write it off and it won't be a pushover like the desi players, say ...
- InFocus Epic 1 review: A weak camera & bloatware spoil the partyThe phone has a metal body with a brushed metal finish on the back panel. It has a curve on the back which makes it easy to hold.
- Steve Jobs right as consumers prefer iPhone 5S to 5CCustomers are shrugging off the $99 iPhone 5C even as Apple spends heavily to advertise the repackaged model in colored plastic case.
- Too pricey: Apple 5C likely to cost Rs 35K-40K; won't gain market share in IndiaIn India, which is the world’s fastest-growing smartphone market, Apple’s market share was 5 per cent compared with Samsung’s 46 per cent.
- High-Tech companies like Intel logs into advertising services tooChipmaker Intel imagines a day not too far away when a woman would walk into a department store and a smart digital signage -- instead of p...
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