On this week?s episode of Tech it Out we bring you tech, people and apps that are making a difference in the fight against Climate change. Not just that, we also bring you the review of the all new Moto Z2 play and more

Tech it Out Ep 40: Environment Special!

A blockbuster episode wherein we bring you the best of the recent launches from the world of tech. From the much-awaited OnePlus 5 to the digital instant camera from Fujifilm, everything that promises to upgrade your tech quotient

Tech it Out! EP 39: TIO Blockbuster!

Tech It Out! Gets you some more gaming updates that you might have missed from the world's biggest gaming expo - E3 2017

Best of E3 Games 2017

From the new Canon EOS 800D to the best phone cameras that money can buy, in this episode of Tech it Out!, we get you all that you need to brush up your photography skills.

Tech it Out! EP 38: Camera Special

In this episode of Tech it Out, we get you all the gadgets and gizmos that give you a bang for your buck, we also, take a walk down memory lane with the all new and iconic Nokia 3310

Tech it Out! Ep 36:Tech on a shoestring budget

In this episode of Tech it Out!, we take a look at how technology is opening new opportunities and possibilities for digital filmmakers.

Tech It Out! EP 35: Digital Film making

In this episode of Tech It Out, we bring you the best ways to help you protect against cyber attacks and maintain your online life safe and secure

Tech It Out - Ep 34: Staying safe online

Tech It Out! gets you some quick measures to ensure your data is protected and ransomware-free

Top 5 tips to help you avoid falling victim to ransomware

On this episode of Tech It Out we give you some clever tips that will help you make the most out of your WiFi Router, VR headset, and the new Samsung Galaxy S8

Tech it Out! Episode 33: Tech tips special

On this week's episode of Tech It Out we go smartphone crazy. we bring you everything From the review of the Samsung Galaxy S8 to the ultimate smartphone shootout, to taking selfies with a 16-megapixel front-facing smartphone camera

Tech it Out! Smartphone Special

We dedicate this week's episode of Tech It Out to all the lovely women out there as we explore how technology can help to ensure women safety. We also get you the review of the brand new LG G6smarthphone

Tech It Out! EP31: Women Safety Special

On this episode of Tech it Out! We bring to you unbeatable car audio technology, best music apps and budget headphones for an overwhelming sound experience. We also bring you all the highlights of Samsung?s flagship phones S8 & S8 plus India launch

Tech it Out! EP30: Audio Tech Special

In this week's episode of Tech It Out we take you down memory lane as Trishala visits the oldest gramophone store in Delhi, Sejal gets her polaroid groove on and our beloved Super Mario and Nokia takes us back to simpler times.

Tech it Out! EP29: A blast from the past!

In this week's episode of Tech it Out, we talk about from mind controlled robots to robots of the stage. We explore just how far our android counterparts have come. We also, take a look at India's ever growing gaming market

Tech it Out! EP28: Robots of the future

In this episode of Tech it Out we talk about buzzing trends in the field of journalism and how digital technology has evolved the way we consume and create news.

Tech it Out EP 27: The new face of journalism

Gone are the days of traditional parenting therefore on this episode of Tech it Out we simplify technology for all the parents out there to become cool and smart new-age parents to their super smart tiny ones

Tech it Out EP 26: E-parenting for the Gen-Z

We dedicate this episode of Tech It Out to the lovely old citizens and how by simplifying tech for them we can make their lives easy and fun.

Tech It Out! EP25: Seniors and Technology

On this episode of Tech it Out, we talk about the perfect amalgamation of our two most favorite things in the world tech and fashion and how together they are all set to change the world of apparals and tech

Tech It Out! EP24: Technology and the future Of Fashion

This episode of Tech It Out is your perfect dose for all the phone and MWC updates. From present budget phones to future phones we get everything you would want to know

Tech It Out! EP23: Mobile World Congress Special

So in this episode of Tech It Out, our endeavour is to find startups that are doing something truly unique and bring them into the limelight

Tech it Out! EP 40: Startups that are making a difference

<a href="http://www.wionews.com/videos/wion-wallet-renault-nissan-chinas-dongfeng-enter-jv-to-build-electric-vehicles-4564">Nissan</a>&nbsp;revealed its new 2018 <a href="http://www.wionews.com/videos/wion-wallet-know-the-situation-of-electric-car-market-in-india-4657">electric car</a>- Nissan Leaf at a special event on Tuesday&nbsp;at a ceremony in Tokyo.

Nissan Leaf is the upgraded version of the company&#39;s earlier produced best selling Car- 2017 Leaf.

The <a href="http://www.wionews.com/photos/top-cars-toyota-skoda-ford-race-to-capture-india-422">new launch</a> is designed with intelligent driver assistance features, including ProPILOT semi autonomous driving and parking techniques.&nbsp;

The SAE level 2 feature makes car driving easier on single-lane highways.The automatic acceleration and braking maintain a distance between the car and vehicles ahead.

The new EV, with an updated body design, gives an aerodynamic look. The car is designed to make judicious use of its onboard electric battery. &nbsp;

That 40 kWh&nbsp;battery provides 150 miles of range under EPA estimates whereas 400 km or 238 miles under the less conservative Japanese rating agency standards.

The car provides three options to charge the battery. &nbsp;A 3 kW charger can charge the battery in 16 hours while it will take only 8 hours to charge using a high output 6 kW charger. &nbsp;

A quick charge option will allow it to recover 80 per cent of its charge in 40 minutes.&nbsp;

Also in 2018, an additional cost will provide a higher range, higher power performance version of the car.&nbsp;

Nissan is built with a&nbsp;&quot;revolutionary e-Pedal&quot; feature.The regenerative braking that is applied when the pedals are released&nbsp;allows single pedal driving and returns energy to the battery. The car will begin to accelerate when the pedal is kept down.&nbsp;

The car&#39;s interior is adorned with a 7-inch full-colour TFT touchscreen display featuring the new Safety Shield tech. The display shows what is going on around the car.&nbsp;

Nissan Leaf is expected to go on sale on October 2 in Japan. The deliveries are said to begin in January 2018 in the US, Canada, and Europe.&nbsp;

The Japanese company&#39;s up gradation of the existing car with better, stronger battery and longer range is said to be available at a price below the rival electric cars.&nbsp;

The company had introduced the Leaf in 2010 which emerged as the world&#39;s best selling Electric vehicle. However, it lost its fame after the release of new cars from<a href="http://www.wionews.com/science-tech/tesla-seeks-115-billion-to-help-fuel-model-3-launch-13449"> Tesla</a> and Chevy.

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Nissan?revealed its new 2018 electric car- Nissan Leaf at a special event on Tuesday at a ceremony in Tokyo

Nissan revealed its new 2018 electric car- Nissan Leaf at a special event on Tuesday at a ceremony in Tokyo. Nissan Leaf is the upgraded version of the company's earlier produced best selling Car- 2017 Leaf. The new launch is designed with intelligent driver assistance features, including ProPILOT semi autonomous driving and parking techniques. The SAE level 2 feature makes car driving easier on single-lane highways.The automatic acceleration and braking maintain a distance between the car and vehicles ahead. The new EV, with an updated body design, gives an aerodynamic look. The car is designed to make judicious use of its onboard electric battery. That 40 kWh battery provides 150 miles of range under EPA estimates whereas 400 km or 238 miles under the less conservative Japanese rating agency standards. The car provides three options to charge the battery. A 3 kW charger can charge the battery in 16 hours while it will take only 8 hours to charge using a high output 6 kW charger. A quick charge option will allow it to recover 80 per cent of its charge in 40 minutes. Also in 2018, an additional cost will provide a higher range, higher power performance version of the car. Nissan is built with a "revolutionary e-Pedal" feature.The regenerative braking that is applied when the pedals are released allows single pedal driving and returns energy to the battery. The car will begin to accelerate when the pedal is kept down. The car's interior is adorned with a 7-inch full-colour TFT touchscreen display featuring the new Safety Shield tech. The display shows what is going on around the car. Nissan Leaf is expected to go on sale on October 2 in Japan. The deliveries are said to begin in January 2018 in the US, Canada, and Europe. The Japanese company's up gradation of the existing car with better, stronger battery and longer range is said to be available at a price below the rival electric cars. The company had introduced the Leaf in 2010 which emerged as the world's best selling Electric vehicle. However, it lost its fame after the release of new cars from Tesla and Chevy.

First look: Nissan Leaf

In the fourth episode of Let's Get Real, we deconstruct the threat posed by artificial intelligence. We also talk about the Karnataka flag controversy, Nitish Kumar jumping ship and much more

Let's Get Real! EP 4: Artificial Intelligence

In the third episode of Let's Get Real, we talk about the ongoing Aadhaar Vs Privacy debate and break down Internet Privacy

Let's Get Real! EP 3: Internet Privacy

<a href="http://www.wionews.com/india-news/rahul-gandhi-leaves-for-norway-to-skip-rjds-bjp-bhagao-desh-bachao-rally-19518">Rahul Gandhi, who has just returned from Norway</a> is now heading for&nbsp;another foreign visit.&nbsp;

This time the Congress vice-president will be visiting Silicon Valley in the United States to groom his Artificial Intelligence skills.&nbsp;

Party sources say&nbsp;Rahul Gandhi wants India to excel in Artificial Intelligence and added that he is going to the US to &quot;expand his thoughts about artificial intelligence&quot;.&nbsp;

Artificial Intelligence, the science of creating intelligent machines that think like human brains, is still in its nascent&nbsp;phase in India. However many other countries including China have already invested in the field.&nbsp;

The Chinese government had long ago&nbsp;realised the importance of Artificial Intelligence for boosting its economy. The country has already devised plans to emerge as the world&#39;s premier AI innovation hub by 2030.&nbsp;

Despite the<a href="http://www.wionews.com/world/second-academic-journal-pressed-to-censor-china-content-19309"> strict censorship in China</a>, <a href="http://www.wionews.com/photos/game-of-tech-apple-google-facebook-who-will-win-392">Google</a> is striving to utilise the intelligent technology resource and engineering talent&nbsp;from China. The US tech giant is looking for AI experts from the country.

The growth of artificial intelligence in China has moved Google to establish its own AI research team in the country, which it&nbsp;indicated during its&nbsp;May AI summit held near Shanghai.&nbsp;

Google&#39;s search engine has been <a href="http://www.wionews.com/science-tech/apple-abstains-its-chinese-users-from-accessing-vpn-18430">blocked in China</a> since 2010, however, the company is making efforts to maintain a strong foot hold in the country.&nbsp;

Google recently entered into a partnership with the local government on the AI summit in the town of Wuzhen.

The US giant has also relaunched Google Translate mobile app in Chinese language. &nbsp;Recently Google initiated building artificial&nbsp;intelligence team in the country.

Recently Google has initiated for building artificial team in the country. As part of its AI research It is looking for expert qualified human resources for its machine learning programme

Rahul Gandhi, who has just returned from Norway is now heading for another foreign visit. This time the Congress vice-president will be visiting Silicon Valley in the United States to groom his Artificial Intelligence skills. Party sources say Rahul Gandhi wants India to excel in Artificial Intelligence and added that he is going to the US to "expand his thoughts about artificial intelligence". Artificial Intelligence, the science of creating intelligent machines that think like human brains, is still in its nascent phase in India. However many other countries including China have already invested in the field. The Chinese government had long ago realised the importance of Artificial Intelligence for boosting its economy. The country has already devised plans to emerge as the world's premier AI innovation hub by 2030. Despite the strict censorship in China, Google is striving to utilise the intelligent technology resource and engineering talent from China. The US tech giant is looking for AI experts from the country. The growth of artificial intelligence in China has moved Google to establish its own AI research team in the country, which it indicated during its May AI summit held near Shanghai. Google's search engine has been blocked in China since 2010, however, the company is making efforts to maintain a strong foot hold in the country. Google recently entered into a partnership with the local government on the AI summit in the town of Wuzhen. The US giant has also relaunched Google Translate mobile app in Chinese language. Recently Google initiated building artificial intelligence team in the country.

Rahul Gandhi to visit Silicon Valley to study Artificial Intelligence

North Korea today <a href="http://www.wionews.com/world/north-korea-fires-three-short-range-missiles-us-army-19527">fired a missile over Japan which experts</a> said was an intermediate-range Hwasong-12 missile escalating tensions in the Korean peninsula even as US and South Korean forces continue to conduct military drills in the region.

Japanese air defence personnel participated in a drill just hours after North Korea launched a ballistic missile over its territory.&nbsp;

The drill was conducted at Yokota US air&nbsp;base on the outskirts of Tokyo with Japan&#39;s air defence personnel conducting drills with radars, antennas and Patriot Advanced Capability 3 and PAC-3, Reuters reported.

<a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/north-koreas-kim-orders-more-production-of-icbms-state-media-19343">North Korea had fired three short-range ballistic missiles on Saturday</a>, two missiles failed in flight and the third blew up &quot;almost immediately&quot; however this time the missile flew over Japan and landed in waters off northern Hokkaido.&nbsp;

The missile launch led to a huge panic&nbsp;with Japan warning its citizens of a missile launch in the J-Alert system, bullet trains were stopped and Japan&#39;s stock market the Nikkei fell one per cent.

&quot;North Korea&#39;s reckless action is an unprecedented, serious and a grave threat to our nation,&quot; Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe told reporters.

PM Abe said Japan is seeking an urgent UN meeting to pressure North Korea, the test he said was a clear violation of the UN resolution. South Korea too condemned the recent missile launch by its neighbour.

North Korea&#39;s state media <a href="http://www.wionews.com/world/in-photos-north-korea-signals-a-more-powerful-icbm-in-the-works-19490">had published photographs last Wednesday of Kim standing next to a diagram</a> of a three-stage rocket it called the Hwasong-13. Missile experts were unsure whether it was fully developed, some felt it&nbsp;could even be a ploy by Kim&#39;s government to tacitly warn its neighbours including the US but the latest missile test has almost made Pyongyang&#39;s intentions clear.

South Korea&#39;s military said the missile was launched from the Sunan region near the North Korean capital in the morning before 6am and flew 2,700 km, reaching an altitude of about 550 km.

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The firm along with SAIC Volkswagen and FAW-Volkswagen are calling back the vehicles owing to a faulty fuel pump, the General Administration of Quality Supervision, Inspection and Quarantine said on its website

North Korea today fired a missile over Japan which experts said was an intermediate-range Hwasong-12 missile escalating tensions in the Korean peninsula even as US and South Korean forces continue to conduct military drills in the region. Japanese air defence personnel participated in a drill just hours after North Korea launched a ballistic missile over its territory. The drill was conducted at Yokota US air base on the outskirts of Tokyo with Japan's air defence personnel conducting drills with radars, antennas and Patriot Advanced Capability 3 and PAC-3, Reuters reported. North Korea had fired three short-range ballistic missiles on Saturday, two missiles failed in flight and the third blew up "almost immediately" however this time the missile flew over Japan and landed in waters off northern Hokkaido. The missile launch led to a huge panic with Japan warning its citizens of a missile launch in the J-Alert system, bullet trains were stopped and Japan's stock market the Nikkei fell one per cent. "North Korea's reckless action is an unprecedented, serious and a grave threat to our nation," Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe told reporters. PM Abe said Japan is seeking an urgent UN meeting to pressure North Korea, the test he said was a clear violation of the UN resolution. South Korea too condemned the recent missile launch by its neighbour. North Korea's state media had published photographs last Wednesday of Kim standing next to a diagram of a three-stage rocket it called the Hwasong-13. Missile experts were unsure whether it was fully developed, some felt it could even be a ploy by Kim's government to tacitly warn its neighbours including the US but the latest missile test has almost made Pyongyang's intentions clear. South Korea's military said the missile was launched from the Sunan region near the North Korean capital in the morning before 6am and flew 2,700 km, reaching an altitude of about 550 km.

Volkswagen to recall over 1.8 million vehicles in China