Buzzing Around The Hot & Happening in Nepal
The revolutionary improvements that have been seen in smartphones in the recent years, more people are getting into mobile photography. It has eventually led to more people editing their photos in their phones itself. Everyone wants to make those little changes to make their pictures
Multiple Distributed Denial of Service (DDoS) attacks from unknown culprits on Dyn caused access to be severely restricted for users on Friday. Dyn, which manages website domains and routes internet traffic, experienced two distributed denial of service (DDoS) attacks on its DNS servers. A DDoS
Playing cards is a form of pastime very popular since the early ages that is prevalent till today. There exist a huge number of ways to play card games. They may range from the classics like poker and solitaire to collectible card games featuring thousands
Tech site ReCode had reported that Apple planned to host another event on October 27 a couple of days back. “Tops among the rumors have been reports that Apple will introduce a new MacBook Pro sporting a row of customizable touchscreen keys,” wrote ReCode. Apple had
It’s time for the pleasant(est) weather in Nepal, the clear blue sky and sunny weather. The biggest festival of our country has arrived. The sky is dotted with colorful kites and the streets are filled with shoppers. The Dashain festival is here, everybody! As children,
With a higher fleet of private vehicles being seen on the streets and roads of Nepal each day, we see a trend of more SUVs being driven. As opposed to hatchbacks or sedans, SUVs are quite new in the Nepali market and gaining their share
Not too long ago, Google was just a software company. Search and web apps, Android and Chrome. It took baby steps into the hardware scene; first partnering with companies like Samsung and LG to build phones, tablets, and Chromebooks, then coyly branching out into creating
A new Android phone app ‘Likhit’ (लिखित) has been released that will be helpful for those wishing to appear in the driving license exam of Nepal. The app, developed by Vedamic Technologies, was released last Wednesday on Google Play Store and it aims to guide users