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Kiran Rai is a ordinary lad born in Nottinghamshire being from Hindustani parents based in London and Nottingham who has broken down the barriers for millions of asian youths across the world by showing them ‘...

Infobip, a global communication provider for businesses, is launching its new communications channel WhatsApp Business that enables enterprise communications for WhatsApp that has over 1.5 billion users in 180 countries. The early access launch of WhatsApp...

Since the launch of the IPhone X, a new innovation has revolutionised the concept of design. The notch display was not the idea by Apple.inc but it was promoted by Apple when it was introduced in...

A UK based app “The Selfie Guide” has gained Apple’s ultimate seal of approval by being chosen as the ‘Featured App’ in most of its major global stores. After its successful stint on the UK’s Apple...

We spend about a third of our lives asleep. Sleep is essential – It is as important to our bodies as eating, drinking and breathing, and is vital for maintaining good mental and physical health. Sleeping...

Honor, a young, fun and innovative smartphone e-brand, today announced that its newly launched flagship model Honor 10 has recorded a sales volume at over 1 million, after only one month of its initial launch in China and...

The Chief Executive of TSB has apologised for its four- day banking meltdown. CEO Paul Pester said he was “deeply sorry” for TSB’s recent embarrassing IT debacle which stopped users from accessing bank accounts and using...

Social media giant Snapchat and streaming service Netflix have joined in on the Indian Premier League furore this season, partnering up with several big league teams in the Twenty20 tournament. Snapchat has joined hands with the...

Have you ever considered how much social media you are engaging in, when you say “Message me on Facebook,” or “DM me on Twitter” or, “Connect with me on LinkedIn?” It is what we do to...

When Sony was at its peak in the 90’s with the PlayStation launching in 1995 at £299, you would have thought that Sony were mad to go into an industry where Nintendo and SEGA were dominating...