Nashville: Without looking down, Kira runs her index finger across the screen of an Android tablet that she is holding in her lap. For the occasion, she has painted her fingernails bright pink. When her finger touches a line drawn on the screen, the tablet vibrates quietly. Scanning her finger back and forth and feeling the vibration come and go allows her to trace the line’s path. When her finger reaches a pink dot, the tablet gives off an electronic tone and she grins delightedly.  

Indelible Ink is popularly known as Voter's Ink to mark on voter’s finger during elections to avoid fraudulent multiple voting & malpractices. It is not an ordinary ink once it is applied on the finger it remains for few months.  

Indelible Ink is popularly known as Voter's Ink to mark on voter’s finger during elections to avoid fraudulent multiple voting & malpractices. It is not an ordinary ink once it is applied on the finger it remains for few months.  

With the continual expansion of the 'cyber world' around us more and more people and organizations are getting intertwined on the internet and other platforms including the mobiles and the fast expanding 'cloud'.

London: ID fraud experts are urging younger consumers and parents to look after their personal information to keep fraudsters at bay. The latest advice comes on the advent of ‘Safer Internet Day’ on 11th February 2014.  

Washington: In a recent survey conducted for emporia Telecom, 35% of over 40s using a smartphone admitted that they missed having physical buttons to press.