Tushar Subhra Dutta
Tushar Subhra Dutta is a content writer at Tech Viral. As, he writes about Technology, Science, Gadgets, Hacking & Security, Social Media and much more.
This New Graphics Card Will Change Your Normal Computer Into A Supercomputer
Recently, NVIDIA unveiled its new Pascal-based Quadro graphics cards along with the flagship Quadro GP100 which will simply change or convert your normal and...
Warning! New MacOS Virus Uses Old Windows Tricks To Get Into Your Laptop
It is not normal to have security problems in Apple's MacOS, as recently a vicious new MacOS malware has been discovered that simply uses...
Nokia To Launch A New ‘N-Series’ Android Smartphone
If you remember the Nokia N-Series, you will know that these devices were the top phones of the Finnish company. But, now it seems...
Microsoft Announces The Project Rome For Android
The tech giant Microsoft has now announced a Project Rome SDK that will link applications and services between Windows and Android, thus improving the...
WiGig Is Finally Here With Insane Download Speeds Of Up To 8Gbps
Did you know that companies like the South Korean tech Giant Samsung, Intel, and Qualcomm began testing this 802.11ad new protocol and now the...
This 13-Year-Old Girl Used A $5 Device To Produce Clean Energy
We all know very well that developing countries need high energy production to continue to grow and to prosper sustainably. The main problem is...
Watching This YouTube Channel Makes You Smarter Everyday
We all know that YouTube is one of the most popular applications on all platforms. Hence, today I will present you an awesome and...
This Angry Programmer Sends Army Of Bots After Windows Support Scammers
Recently, an angry programmer known as Roger from The Jolly Roger Telephone Company has declared a war on all Windows Support scammers and sent...
Samsung Hello Will Be The Galaxy S8’s Answer To Google Now
We all know that Samsung is working on its new virtual assistant which is set to debut with the Galaxy S8 and will be...
WhatsApp’s Two-Step Verification Is Now Available For All
The most used instant messaging application WhatsApp is rolling out two-step authentication for Android, iOS and Windows users, in order to avoid hacking attempts....