Google starts showing COVID-19 vaccine information in Search app

 Google is rolling out a new update for its Search app in India, which will now be able to show its users information related to the COVID-19 vaccine and its registration. Apart from this, the company is also testing new features on Google Maps to help users locate critical resources like hospital beds and oxygen concentrators, using crowdsourced information. 

Tecno launches doorstep delivery of its smartphones amid rising COVID-19 cases in India

 Amid the COVID-19 pandemic, Tecno launches ‘Doorstep Delivery initiative’ for its Indian consumers. The idea behind the initiative is to help consumers stay indoors and shop at the comfort of their homes. The smartphone manufacturer said, “this unique initiative will grant consumers access to buy the favorite Tecno smartphone of their choice from the safety of their homes.” 

CoWIN tips and tricks to book COVID-19 vaccination slot for 18-44 years

 COVID-19 vaccination is open in India for several weeks now but people, especially aged between 18 and 44 years, are struggling to book vaccine appointments. To book COVID-19 vaccine appointment, you will need to head of CoWIN website, or just click here. You can also head to Aarogya Setu app, click on the CoWIN option there and book your slot. Well, it isn’t as easy as it sounds. Let us take a quick look at some CoWIN tips and tricks to book vaccination slot in your area. 

COVID-19: Tips and tricks on how to book vaccination slots on CoWIN, Aarogya Setu

 Days following the opening of COVID-19 vaccination drive for all adults, getting a jab against the virus in the midst of the demand-supply gap is becoming extremely strenuous. Appointments for both free and paid vaccinations on the CoWIN website and the Aarogya Setu app are hard to obtain. However, few tricks and tools have come up to help people secure their slots.

How to book vaccination slots on CoWin, Aarogya Setu: Simple tricks that work

 Though there was a bit of vaccine lethargy or vaccine hesitancy in India in the beginning when the vaccines against COVID-19 first arrived on the scene - thanks to the anti-vaxxers and scare-mongers, the deadly second wave of the coronavirus-driven disease has sent most people rushing for their vaccine shot.