The first Apple event of the year came with a lot of new announcements.

Despite Sony smartphones’ innovative features, they’ve struggled to stay relevant in the highly competitive smartphone market.

How a group of like-minded people came together to start the cyber security firm Nassec, and how they’re now developing their most important project till date: ReconwithMe, a vulnerability assessment tool.

Open-source software at its core is about collaboration among developers: it gives anyone on the internet access to an application’s code on the backend.

The new M1 Macs are definitely deserving of all the hype, they are some seriously impressive chips. But as these are first-generation chips, perhaps waiting would be wise.

While both big and small developers have kept us entertained, some interesting, smaller indie titles have managed to go unnoticed. Here are some of them.

Updated privacy policies state the platform will share user information with Facebook, and this hasn’t gone down well with users. But does that mean you have to stop using the service altogether?

Here are 10 women who have done exceptional work in the field of technology in Nepal.

There are many ways that you can squeeze that last remaining bit of life out of your old laptops to help minimise e-waste at your homes.

The new iPhones-- the iPhone 12 Mini, iPhone 12, iPhone 12 Pro and the iPhone 12 Pro Max--aren’t just pretty to look at. They’re also beasts when it comes to performance.

To cater to the needs of next-gen games, Microsoft and Sony are releasing their new line of gaming consoles. Let’s take a closer look at them here.

For years, studios from America and Japan have dominated the gaming industry. Only recently, games from other countries--like Poland and China--are gaining popularity. In this ever-expanding industry, how do Nepali game developers fare?

Taking a look at some budget laptops that will help you and your child make the most out of online classes.

How to overcome some of the most common problems that surface while working wireless earbuds and get that seamless wireless experience.

While a majority of people are only just getting used to working online, a small segment of the Nepali workforce has already had ample time to understand, experience and embrace digital workspaces.