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  • Expected Shifts to Look Out For in the World of Business Tech
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    Expected Shifts to Look Out For in the World of Business Tech

    An estimated 36.2 million Americans will be working remotely permanently by 2025, according to Upwork. This 87% increase from last year’s numbers also means that there is a significant shift coming in IT security. With most employees working remotely, business owners need to ensure that data is both accessible and secured. Here are a few of the biggest…

  • 14 Year Old Drone “Genius” From Gujarat Is A Fake, Did Not Invent Anything
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    14 Year Old Drone “Genius” From Gujarat Is A Fake, Did Not Invent Anything

    I have been a drone enthusiast since long, the news of a 14 year old “genius” signing an MoU with the Gujarat government caught my attention but what set me off is the claim that the drone was “invented” by him. I decided to dig into the the claims made by him as well as…

  • Reddit India User’s Satire Post Goes Viral As Propaganda
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    Reddit India User’s Satire Post Goes Viral As Propaganda

    WhatsApp user base is increasing at an unprecedented rate and it is almost impossible to find someone owning a Smartphone without WhatsApp installed on it. It is undoubtedly a good sign for the average Indian to embrace technology but on the contrary propaganda is reaching new heights in digital India. Its been over a year…

  • Narendra Modi App Hack & Its Rushed Cover Up
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    Narendra Modi App Hack & Its Rushed Cover Up

    The “Narendra Modi” app had a vulnerability that compromised the private info of 7 million users who had registered on it. Before we proceed with this article we would like to explain the meaning of “Hack” to our media who for reasons best known to them have been calling this incident as a “Non hack” Hack…

  • [Editorial] OnePlus Two : More On Hype, Less On Being “2016  Flagship Killer”
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    [Editorial] OnePlus Two : More On Hype, Less On Being “2016 Flagship Killer”

    OnePlus is yet again on a disruptive dream run. The OnePlus Two, the all new flagship from OnePlus is touted to be the “2016 Flagship Killer”. The device as such has enough to go against the big devices of now, including Samsung’s Galaxy S6 and the iPhone 6 for half the price. OnePlus has taken Apple’s…

  • Its Our Turn To Fight For Net Neutrality, Join Us!
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    Its Our Turn To Fight For Net Neutrality, Join Us!

    The internet, as we know it, is at a great risk. We have all enjoyed unlimited freedom (Almost! F*ck you 66A). The greed of ISP’s is now forcing the TRAI (Telecom Regulatory Authority Of India) to come up with guidelines to regulate the Internet and Over-the-top players like Whatsapp, Skype, WeChat and so on. Until date…

  • What to expect from Apple’s October event?
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    What to expect from Apple’s October event?

    We are just a few days away from Apple’s next event. Apple usually has hidden messages in their invites and they did this time too. It reads “It’s been way too long”. What’s been way too long? We are guessing they are going to update something that has not been updated for a while now.…

  • Pebble is for watches what iPhone was for phones

    Pebble is for watches what iPhone was for phones

    I have been using my Pebble for over 6 months now and this is what I feel; Pebble is for watches what iPhone was for phones. Pebble is probably the biggest thing that could happen for smart watches. It redefined the wearables category. All of a sudden, they became more than a fashion accessory and…

  • 2014 Announcements and 2013 Wrap Up

    2014 Announcements and 2013 Wrap Up

    It’s been almost a year after the launch of Techzei, through the journey we’ve learnt a lot and the process continues. Lot of discussion has gone about what to do next with Techzei and a few decisions have been made. First , we are really going big with our reviews, both written and video. We…

  • Why piratebay is here to stay
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    Why piratebay is here to stay

    Piratebay is a website that provides torrent files and magnet links for peer-to-peer sharing using BitTorrent protocol which was founded in 2003. Very recently they celebrated their 10th anniversary. Loads of government agencies and private sectors tried to kill the service of free speech and they failed. They actually failed big time. Piratebay showed the…

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