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.
Only 15% Of Compatible Devices Has Installed Windows 10 Mobile Update
Microsoft recently released the OTA update of Windows 10 Mobile for compatible devices, allowing millions of users to enjoy the freshness of this new...
Google Is Developing Their Own Keyboard Application For iOS
The American multinational technology company Google might be developing a third-party keyboard for Apple iOS. According to the foreign site TheVerge, services are dedicated...
Security Experts Exposed Flaws In Browsers
Pwn2Own is a computer hacking contest held annually. This event brings together the most famous and prominent security experts, where researchers and hackers poked...
Anonymous Hackers Fooled Donald Trump And FBI
The hacktivist group Anonymous has shocked everyone by calling its latest leak a ‘trap’. Many of us might be waiting eagerly for the next...
New Way To Explore The Stagefright Flaw In Android
Millions of Android devices are again vulnerable after the researchers discovered a new way to exploit an old vulnerability previously repaired or apparently resolved by...
Hacker Leaked Private Photos Of English Singer Adele
The English singer Adele Laurie Blue Adkins also entered the list of celebrities whose personal photos are leaked on the internet.
According to a British...
Bot Store: Facebook Preparing A Greater Revolution Than App Store
Ted Livingston, the founder of the messaging application Kik, explains the arrival of 'Bots' in instant messaging something this way "Messengers will be thought...
iPhone 5SE: Know What To Expect From This New Phone
The new iPhone, allegedly named iPhone SE, must be introduced to the world in the event Apple has scheduled on March 21st. The most...
New Malware Hacked Thousands Of Players Accounts On Steam
Valve Corporation is an American video game company, in which Kaspersky Lab detected a new malware which can hack user's accounts and credentials.
New Malware...
Twitter Suspending The Support For Windows TweetDeck
Twitter announced that it would discontinue support for the independent application or software TweetDeck for Windows on the 15th of April. However, it's still...