Google Play Store might soon introduce a feature to enhance the app installation process, as reported. This feature, named 'auto-open,' is designed to automatically launch apps on Android devices ...

In the Maldives, a 900-kilometer-long chain of about 1,200 islands in the Indian Ocean, the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) Self-Assembly Lab and Maldivian organization Invena are ...

Up till now, the Play Store only processed one app at a time and users had to wait for one app to be downloaded and installed for the next to start downloading. But now, according to technology news ...

But the Australian missionary, who has become a naturalised PNG citizen because of the decades he spent doing missionary work in PNG, would not back down. At a meeting for the church clergy in East ...

The mobile app industry has been active for over a decade now, generating billions of dollars in revenue for Apple, Google and thousands of mobile app developers. While originally not perceived as ...

Google has finally started rolling out a much-asked feature to Play Store. The feature in question is the ability to download and update multiple apps at a time. This means Play Store can now ...

MIT and several of its institutions were listed in the map, because it ostensibly "supports and profits from war and imperialism, colonialism, Zionism, privatization, and gentrification." A ...

underlining that the handouts didn’t come from MIT. “While I have repeatedly defended freedom of expression, I must tell you that I found some of the websites cited on the flyers deeply ...

This was a much-needed and long-overdue feature. Previously, if you needed to update multiple apps on your Android device, you had to wait until the update for one app was complete before starting the ...

While sparse data makes accurate measurement difficult, most would agree violence and lawlessness are increasing in many parts of PNG. The broader context for this violence includes: rural decay ...

The Banana Lounge offers beanbag chairs, camaraderie, and a free, potassium-rich snack to students and visitors alike. Attending lectures and movies in 26-100 has been an integral part of the MIT ...