The overall tech job market in India, including permanent, temporary and contractual profiles, is expected to see a 12–15 per cent uptick in 2026, adding around 1.25 lakh new roles, a report has said.

Cautio said the acquisition will allow it to build a full-stack road safety platform for all vehicles, especially as two-wheeler safety is usually overlooked Founded in 2023, BYTES leverages its ...

December tends to be the time of the year where new releases slow down and you’re finally free to catch up on your backlog. Not this year, suckers! This month has been the busiest December for new ...

Bengaluru-based visual telematics startup Cautio is set to acquire Bytes, an AI-powered two-wheeler safety technology startup backed by Nikhil Kamath’s WTFund, two sources aware of the development ...

Bits and Bops is both the name of the game and a virtual record store we visit. Each minigame is set up as basically a new album, with shelves that feature 16 unique experiences and four mixtapes that ...

Bits & Bops is a collection of original rhythm mini-games! Filled with catchy music, snappy gameplay and gorgeous, hand-drawn animation, Bits & Bops is sure to brighten your day.

Bits & Bops is a collection of original rhythm mini-games! Filled with catchy music, snappy gameplay and gorgeous, hand-drawn animation, Bits & Bops is sure to brighten your day. Check out the Bits ...

Broadcom closed its acquisition of VMware in November 2023 and immediately began a business simplification push built around VMware Cloud Foundation, shifting customers from perpetual licensing to ...

McAfee has been around forever. Malwarebytes started life as a favorite cleanup tool when other antiviruses failed. How do these two antivirus powerhouses stack up against each other? I've tested both ...

It can be easy to confuse the two, but there’s a difference, and it has to do with your internet speeds. Joe Supan is a senior writer for CNET covering home technology, broadband, and moving. Prior to ...

As usual, let’s start with links to earlier installments in this mega-mini-series (see Part 1, Part 2, Part 3, Part 4, and Part 5) because it always irks me when I run across someone else’s writings ...