Technology
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Watch: Here’s what researchers in 1989 thought homes in 2020 would look like
Scroll Staff
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WhatsApp to stop working on these smartphones from today. Is yours on the list?
Scroll Staff
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Super apps may have worked in China. But will they work in India’s complex market?
Ananya Bhattacharya, qz.com
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India’s demand for audio content has led to a surge in the popularity of podcasts
Ananya Bhattacharya, qz.com
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For thousands of Indians searching for smarter, cheaper prosthetic limbs, AI may be the answer
Ranjit Devraj
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WhatsApp announces three new features: Check details here
Scroll Staff
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How youngsters are negotiating the thrills and threats of online dating
Anthony McCosker, The Conversation
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How digital fiction is unlocking new worlds and stories for those who may not want to read books
James O’Sullivan, The Conversation
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WhatsApp to stop working on these smartphones in 2020; check the list here
Scroll Staff
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Now that India has a data protection bill, let’s talk about non-personal data
Sreenidhi Srinivasan, qz.com
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In rural Jharkhand, Aadhaar has become a hurdle in providing food security
Kunal Purohit, IndiaSpend
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Ola is gearing up for an IPO. But what’s at stake for its drivers?
Ananya Bhattacharya, qz.com
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Date from hell: Tinder has no checks to keep sex offenders off the app
Hillary Flynn Keith Cousins Elizabeth Naismith Picciani
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Despite a disastrous launch and no advertising, Tesla’s Cybertruck is still selling like hot cakes
Michael D Mehta, The Conversation
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An Indian app is using blockchain to transform the way women talk about sexual abuse
Manavi Kapur, qz.com
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Watch: When Siri contradicted a BBC Weather meteorologist during live broadcast
Scroll Staff
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Porn ban: Indians rise to the challenge by downloading virtual private networks
Kuwar Singh, qz.com
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Music on the move: The best portable speakers that are sturdy and sound great
Brent Butterworth
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The best virtual reality headsets for every setup and budget
Signe Brewster
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‘Bridgital’: An innovative ‘medical consultant’ shows that technology has a people problem in India
N Chandrasekaran Roopa Purushothaman