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Netflix is testing a new Rs. 349 monthly “Mobile+” plan in India that sits between Rs. 199 “Mobile” and Rs. 499 “Basic” plans. In terms of benefits, it goes after the Rs. 699 “Standard” plan. Netflix's new Mobile+ plan offers high-definition (HD) video and access on computers — including PC, Mac, and Chromebook — as opposed to the standard-definition (SD) video restrictions of Mobile and Basic. But you can't watch on TV or on simultaneous screens, which you can with the Standard plan. The DocStack app is available on iOS App Store only for now, and as mentioned, it is built by the students of IIT Delhi. The app is free to download, but there is a premium subscription for added features like unlimited documents storage and additional security layer of Touch ID or Face ID for document safety. In the free version, DocStack lets you store up to 30 documents only. Just like CamScanner, you can save digital copies of your bills, visiting card, medical records, credit card bills, ID p...

As the centeral government has imposed a ban on social media apps of ‘Chinese origin’, indigenous companies with apps providing similar features are betting big on users looking to switch from TikTok or any other apps that were banned by the government. A possible opportunity that has opened up after the ban has given a shot in the arm for home-grown players like Chingari and Bolo Indya that are now jumping in to entice users to join their platforms that they claim will offer similar features with more reliability. Welcoming the government’s move to ban TikTok, a co-founder and the Chief Product Officer of Chingari App, Sumit Ghosh said, “this is a very good step taken by the government of India. For a very long time, TikTok has been spying on users and sending back the data to China. We are happy that this step has been finally taken. I thank and congratulate Prime Minister Narendra Modi. We would like to welcome all TikTok users to come and try Chingari, a 100% “Made In India” app, w...