Logan Paul Apologises to the YouTube Community, Says He’s Not a Victim Back in January this year, Logan Paul uploaded acontroversial YouTube videoabout his visit to Japan’s Aokigahara forest a.k.a the suicide forest. While Logan Paul addressed the event multiple times on his timelineafter returning to YouTube, a lot of questions about his actions were still unanswered. But, thanks to Casey Neistat, a popular lifestyle vlogger, we now have a bit more clarity on Logan Paul’s life in the aftermath....

Moto G6 Plus Will be ‘Coming Soon’ to India Teases Motorola After havingannounced the Moto G6 series in Brazilback in April, Lenovo launched some of those devices in India a few weeks later. While the companylaunched the Moto G6 and the Moto G6 Playin the country in June, the G6 Plus remained conspicuous by its absence. Now, however, the company seems all set to launch the device in the country....

MoviePass Faces Temporary Outage After Running Out of Cash MoviePass, which began as a “disruptive” subscription service and allowed multiplex frequenters to pay for their movies, has been facing financial issues for some time now. But it had somehow managed to sail its boat – until yesterday when ittemporarily shut down. The reason for this temporary outage was thatMoviePass ran out of money and defaulted on paymentsto merchants. In order to resume its services, ithad to borrow $5 millionfrom hedge fund Hudson Bay....

No Disclosure of Data, If Harm to Individual Outweighs Public Interest: Justice Srikrishna Committee The draft personaldata protection lawrecommended` by the Justice Srikrishna Committee proposes exemption of those personal information from disclosure under the Right to Information (RTI) Act, which can cause harm to the person concerned. The 213-page report, prepared by a 10-member committee set up last year under the chairmanship of the retired Supreme Court judge, Justice B.N. Srikrishna, said the data protection law is designed to limit the processing of personal data to legitimate reasons where the flow of information is beneficial and respects autonomy of the data principal....

Nokia X6 Review: Dawn of a Notched Future Under HMD Global’s umbrella, the iconic Nokia brand has been revived and is once again flourishing in contrast to its previous Windows 10 Mobile days. The company has already given us some stellar devices, such as therefreshed Nokia 3310orNokia 7 plus, but it is no longer a bearer of the innovative torch it once was. Instead, HMD Global has fallen into the pattern like every other phone maker and adopted the infamous ‘notch’ trend....

Reliance Jio Posts Record Subscriber Growth, Higher Profits In Last Quarter Reliance Jiohas posted a net profit of Rs. 612 crore on revenues of Rs. 8,109 crore during Q1 FY18-19, the company announced Friday. The EBIDTA (Earnings before interest, tax, depreciation and amortization), meanwhile, came in at Rs 3,147 crore. Jio’s user-base now stands at 215.3 million after adding a record 28.7 million new subscribers during the quarter. The company also reported a churn rate of just 0....

Samsung Could Use Ultrasonic In-Display Fingerprint Scanner For Galaxy S10 Samsung does not like following the common trends in the industry, and when it does, it makes sure that the products shine above those from competitors. Now, the latest news from the industry suggests that the upcoming Galaxy S10 series of flagship smartphones from Samsung willfeature an in-display fingerprint solutionwhich will be unlike any competitor. Samsung, as per Taiwan’sDIGITIMES, will use anultrasonic in-display fingerprint sensorinstead of the optical sensor used by Vivo on two its flagships –Vivo X21andNEX, by Xiaomi on theMi 8 Explorer Edition, and Huawei on the Porsche Design Mate RS....