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.
These Are The Most Common Traps Seeks To Steal Your Information On Facebook
One of the traps that Facebook users often fall into is the promise of a tool that lets you see which people visit your...
Microsoft Wants To Develop A New Personal Assistant
We all know that virtual assistants make our job much easier, and at this year's Build Conference in 2016, the software giant announced plans...
Qualcomm Puts 60% Of Android Devices At Risk
As we all know that Android is the mobile operating system that is most widely used worldwide. Therefore, one of the main responsibilities of...
Google’s Smart Jacket Will Hit The Market In 2017
The tech giant Google introduced the Jacquard project, and the touch-sensitive fabric technology is getting more real. In Jacquard's project, the tech giant Google...
Google’s Modular Phone Ara Is Ready for You Now
As we all know very about the Project Ara which was created at the time of the Motorola, almost three years ago, and was...
Meet Robin Hood Hacker Who Donates $11000 To Anti-ISIS Group
As we all know, the Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant, often translated as the Islamic State of Iraq and Syria and commonly...
More Than 160 Million LinkedIn Data Are On Sale At Deep Web
Millions of LinkedIn users are getting email services with guidance for immediate password change. What's the reason? A data leak that would have happened...
Google’s Instant Apps Lets You Run Apps Without Any Installation
It is very easy and fast to navigate a website, but apps offer a better experience for the users. Now, the tech giant Google...
Meet Google’s New Messaging And Video Calling Apps Allo And Duo
Google introduced its new messaging app, which is known as Allo. This is a standalone application to Hangouts that seeks to integrate its new...
More Than 95% Of Active Android Devices Are vulnerable To ClickJacking
Earlier this year, Symantec's security experts discovered a new type of extortionate software for Android, which uses Click-Jacking equipment to obtain administrator rights.
With the...