Tuesday, 30 May 2017
Intel's Core i9 and Skylake-X parts deliver up to 18 cores on the desktop
Nvidia is launching a salvo of powerful new Battlebox PCs

After tripling in the past year, Nvidia has analysts throwing up their hands
Monday, 29 May 2017
New York Cop Drains Ridiculous Three Over the Fence
Saturday, 27 May 2017
Editorial: Monster Hunter and Nintendo Switch Are a Match Made in Heaven
Friday, 26 May 2017
Qualcomm files an appeal in US court; demands that Apple pay for phone patents
Bold Thief Steals Corvette and Mercedes-Benz GLE 450 From Multiple Dealers

Thursday, 25 May 2017
DJI unveils minicamera drone that can be flown with hand gestures
Motorola Moto C, Moto C Plus with Android Nougat 7.0 launched

Xiaomi announces the Mi Max 2 with a 5,300 mAh battery and Android 7.1
Wednesday, 24 May 2017
Supercell, the makers of 'Clash of Clans' have acquired majority stake in Space Ape game studio
New Volkswagen Tiguan launched in Comfortline and Highline variants; prices start from Rs 27.68 lakh
Snapchat's Bitmoji get changing expressions and Snapcode placement
Snapchat is deepening its Bitmoji integration your Bitmoji, if you have one set up, will now appear within your Snapcode, and users can also now change their Bitmojis expression to reflect their mood when making edits to their cartoonish avatar in the apps settings. This seems like a small change, but the new offering from Snapchat actually gives you a lot of reason to interact with and update your Bitmoji, and makes that feature a more core part of user identity across the service. Its weird, but Bitmoji actually does become important to Snapchat as a kind of a distinction mark as it faces increasing competition from others looking to copy what makes it unique, including Facebook.
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New Volkswagen Tiguan launched in Comfortline and Highline variants; prices start from Rs 27.68 lakh
Snapchat's Bitmoji get changing expressions and Snapcode placement
Snapchat is deepening its Bitmoji integration your Bitmoji, if you have one set up, will now appear within your Snapcode, and users can also now change their Bitmojis expression to reflect their mood when making edits to their cartoonish avatar in the apps settings. This seems like a small change, but the new offering from Snapchat actually gives you a lot of reason to interact with and update your Bitmoji, and makes that feature a more core part of user identity across the service. Its weird, but Bitmoji actually does become important to Snapchat as a kind of a distinction mark as it faces increasing competition from others looking to copy what makes it unique, including Facebook.
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Tuesday, 23 May 2017
OnePlus 5 colour options teased; adds a new red and strange 'unicorn' finish
The excitement for the new OnePlus smartphone has begun and its not just the rumor mill, but the company itself. While we have seen multiple design renders with a vertical and horizontal dual-camera setup, we now have some teasers coming from the company as well as co-founder Carl Pei.
Monday, 22 May 2017
Why Berlin Is Europe's Best Place To Live, Work And Buy Real Estate
There is a new buzz in the Berlin air. The grim, wounded city once cast adrift in the ocean of Communist Germany has now turned into a thriving global capital that draws investors, companies and a talented workforce from across the world.
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Isro is preparing to launch the GSLV Mk III in June, its heaviest launch vehicle yet

Nubia N1 Lite Expected to Launch in India on Monday

Friday, 19 May 2017
UIDAI's questioning of CIS over Aadhaar leaks brings the sanctity of investigative activities into question
Ayrton Senna changing kids' lives in Brazil

Thursday, 18 May 2017
Tech2.Games S01E02: Demos, financial reports and an assortment of mixed reactions
Tuesday, 16 May 2017
HTC unveils 'squeezy' phone for selfies

HTC has unveiled what it calls a "squeezy" smartphone with a pressure-sensitive edge, which triggers the phone's camera when squeezed.
The BBC's Chris Foxx asked HTC's head of global product marketing Darren Sng whether the feature was game-changing or just a gimmick.
Monday, 15 May 2017
North Korea missile test was 'new type of ballistic rocket'

North Korea has claimed that the missile it tested on Sunday was a new type of rocket capable of carrying a large nuclear warhead.
The missile, launched at a steep angle, reached an altitude of 2,000km (1,242 miles) and travelled about 700km, landing in the sea west of Japan.
North Korea said on Monday it was a test of the abilities of a "newly developed ballistic rocket".
Saturday, 13 May 2017
Smartphones that charge in five minutes 'could arrive next year'
Smartphones with batteries that fully charge in five minutes could be available to consumers next year.
The technology was first shown off in 2015, when Israeli start-up StoreDot demonstratedits FlashBattery at the CES tech show in Las Vegas.
Smartphones that charge in five minutes 'could arrive next year'
Smartphones with batteries that fully charge in five minutes could be available to consumers next year.
The technology was first shown off in 2015, when Israeli start-up StoreDot demonstratedits FlashBattery at the CES tech show in Las Vegas.
Friday, 12 May 2017
The sloth's guide to boosting well-being: study
Exercise is known for its mood-boosting benefits. But, hey, couch potatoes, you dont even have to break a sweat to snap out of the blues, according to a new study. If youre sedentary, simply walking at a slow pace for a quarter of an hour (thats maybe four or five songs on your phone) can ease depression.
The sloth's guide to boosting well-being: study
Exercise is known for its mood-boosting benefits. But, hey, couch potatoes, you dont even have to break a sweat to snap out of the blues, according to a new study. If youre sedentary, simply walking at a slow pace for a quarter of an hour (thats maybe four or five songs on your phone) can ease depression.
NASA Telescopes Detect Signs of Water on Distant 'Warm Neptune'

Microsoft is planning to create a more robust Windows 10 with new features like Microsoft Timeline
Microsoft will try to make Windows 10 more versatile with a wave of new features for creating memories, exploring virtual scenery and hopscotching from personal computers to mobile devices. The added bells and whistles will roll out later this year as part of Fall Creators Update that will be provided for free to 500 million personal computers, smartphones and tablets powered by Windows 10.
Benelli Leoncino Scrambler expected to launch in India soon followed by the TRK 502
Italian motorcycle maker Benelli is said to be preparing a couple of product launches for the Indian market. The company, through its local partner DSK Motowheels, will be launching the TRK 502 next year. But before that the company is planning to bring in the Benelli Leoncino Scrambler.
HP has been shipping a keylogger with its computers for years, sloppy code to blame
A cybersecurity company has discovered that HP has been shipping a keylogger in its computers since at least Christmas 2015. A keylogger is a piece of hardware or software that records the keystrokes that someone makes on a device. This can be used to steal login credentials, bank details, etc.
Thursday, 11 May 2017
Build 2017: Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella Says Tech Sector Needs to Prevent a '1984' Future
Cannes Film Festival 2017 might be the first and last for Netflix if it doesn't release its movies in cinema
What's holding back self-driving cars? Law-breaking human drivers
In just a few years, well-mannered self-driving robotaxis will share the roads with reckless, law-breaking human drivers. The prospect is causing migraines for the people developing the robotaxis.
This is the story of how WhatsApp went from status updates to world domination in just 8 years
WhatsApp has a deep rooted history in India. The messaging app started out in India at the turn of the mobile internet revolution in India and was among the first apps to truly offer a convenient alternative to SMS. Today, with over a billion users globally, and its largest audience being Indian, the service is as good as a staple of our digital existence.
Wednesday, 10 May 2017
Google Fuchsia Armadillo Smartphone OS, Not Based on Linux, Spotted in Images and Video

Microsoft Build 2017: What to expect at annual developers conclave
After launching Surface Laptops, Arc Mouse and Windows 10, among other products last week in the New York city, Microsoft is all set to host the annual developers conclave, Build 2017, (May 10-12) later today in Seattle, Washington.
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Snap's judgement: what to look out for
Snap, the company that owns Snapchat, is posting its first earnings as a public company on Wednesday.Silicon Valley will be keenly watching - it's the first glimpse at how the company may perform long term, and it comes at a time when the company faces an existential threat from its biggest, perhaps only, rival: Facebook.
Lone workers' phone has red alarm button

Swedish mobile phone company Doro has unveiled a hard-wearing handset designed for people such as social workers, carers and builders who work alone.
The Doro 8020X features a red "call for help" button on the side.
If the button is pressed, the phone can send a text message containing its GPS location to up to five contacts.
There are other apps on the market offering a similar service for other mobile phones.
FBI chief James Comey fired by Trump

US President Donald Trump has fired the director of the FBI over his handling of the inquiry into Hillary Clinton's emails, the administration says.
The White House shocked Washington by announcing that James Comey "has been terminated and removed from office".
But Democrats said he was fired because the FBI was investigating alleged links between the Trump campaign and Russia.
Tuesday, 9 May 2017
King Charles III: Outcry 'surprises' Prince William actor Oliver Chris

The actor who plays Prince William in a new BBC drama has said he's "surprised" by the controversy it has caused.
BBC Two's King Charles III, which will be shown on Wednesday, imagines events after the death of the Queen.
Study claims that Amazon has swept the US market with its Alexa-powered speakers
Amazon.com Inc is dominating the nascent market for voice-controlled speakers, research firm eMarketer said on Monday. The e-commerce giants Amazon Echo and Echo Dot devices will claim a 70.6 percent share of the U.S. market this year, the study found. The speakers feature Alexa, Amazons voice-controlled aide, which users can tell to play music, order an Uber or turn on the house lights.
Champions Trophy 2017: England deserve to be favourites - Graeme Swann
England are "justified favourites" for the Champions Trophy on home soil next month, says ex-spinner Graeme Swann.They beat Ireland by 85 runs at Lord's to complete a 2-0 win - their seventh one-day series victory in two years."England have got such a strong-looking squad, especially with the bat," Swann told Test Match Special
Sunrisers Hyderabad vs Mumbai Indians, IPL 2017
Their task couldn't be harder, as they will be up against Kolkata Knight Riders who demolished Royal Challengers Bangalore with an astonishing display in Bengaluru. On top of that, the hosts will be without one of their main players, the in-form Hashim Amla, who will return home to be with the national team. David Miller, too, will head back home with Amla.
Monday, 8 May 2017
Mercedes 2017 E-Class review: An all-new level for the best-seller
Debenhams Flowers data breach hits 26,000
Retailer Debenhams has said that up to 26,000 customers of its Flowers website have had their personal data compromised following a cyber-attack.
Payment details, names and addresses were potentially taken during the incident, which targeted Ecomnova, a third party e-commerce company.
Debenhams said it has contacted customers whose data was accessed.
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Virtual reality comes to the pub
Playing darts in pubs could soon be replaced by playing in virtual reality instead.
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HTC Can Squeeze This New High-End Smartphone For A Surge In Market Share
Done right, a squeezable phone could bring HTC back into a welcome spotlight and set a trend to be followed by other smartphone brands.
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Discovering That Television Is A 'Vast Wasteland' And Debating 'Market Failure'
This weeks milestones in the history of technology include standardizing measurement, the vast wasteland of television, and the Dvorak keyboard as an example of so-called market failure.
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Virtual reality comes to the pub

Playing darts in pubs could soon be replaced by playing in virtual reality instead.
Friday, 5 May 2017
WhatsApp briefly stopped working last night, no one knows why and that is scary
Jio Dhan Dhana Dhan offer approved by TRAI, 4G service for free users ends now
Thursday, 4 May 2017
Facebook nears two billion monthly users

Facebook's profits have jumped in the first three months of the year, as the social network closes in on two billion users, according to its latest results.
The number of people using Facebook each month increased to 1.94 billion, of which nearly 1.3 billion use it daily, the company said.
The US tech giant r eportedprofits of just over $3bn (2.4bn) in the first quarter, a 76% rise year-on-year.
Wednesday, 3 May 2017
elly, 'World's Smallest 4G Android Smartphone', Launched With Android 7.0 Nougat
Uber and Waymo face off in court over self-driving row

Two giants in self-driving car technology will face each other in court on Wednesday.
Ride-sharing firm Uber is accused of stealing trade secrets from Waymo - the company spun out from Googles self-driving division.
Tuesday, 2 May 2017
Nasa completes environmental testing on the James Webb Space Telescope, the successor to Hubble
What's The Largest Galaxy In The Universe?
Secrets of tea plant revealed by science

Botanists have unlocked the genetic secrets of the plant prized for producing tea.
A team in China has decoded the genetic building blocks of the tea plant,Camellia sinensis,whose leaves are used for all types of tea, including black, green and oolong.
The research gives an insight into the chemicals that give tea its flavour.
Until now, little has been known about the genetics of the plant,despite its huge economic and cultural importance.
Monday, 1 May 2017
Orange is the new black: A hacker claims to have leaked upcoming season for the hit Netflix show
Oppo is planning to export smartphones to Middle East, Africa and other countries from India

Amazon 'style assistant' divides opinion

Amazon's new smart speaker, the Echo Look, received a mixed reaction following its unveiling this week.
Some say it could inspire confidence while others voiced privacy concerns.
The $200 (154) gadget, not yet on sale, features a camera to capture full-length selfies and video which can be stored to create a personal "look book".
It uses smart assistant Alexa to give a verdict on outfit choices and recommend clothes to buy.
It is listed as available "by invitation only" on the Amazon website and is aimed at the US market only.
Social media giants 'shamefully far' from tackling illegal content

Social media firms are "shamefully far" from tackling illegal and dangerous content, says a parliamentary report.
Hate speech, terror recruitment videos and sexual images of children all took too long to be removed, said theHome Affairs Select Committee report.
The government should consider making the sites help pay t o police content, it said.