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Facebook was used in 32.5% of cyber-bullying cases, including revenge porn and harassment, in Britain last year.

This will be the first ever Aadhaar-authenticated OS uses iris biometric technology for a secure identification and authentication modality.

Amazon has pledged to create 5,000 new roles across the country this year, bringing its workforce to 24,000.

The proposed requirements would apply to visa applicants identified for extra scrutinies.

Facebook has rolled out in India, its ‘Express Wi-Fi’ service that offers Internet facility through public hotspots to users in rural parts of the country.

Capsula Mundi will help your mortal remains grow into any tree you want after you die.

Adobe President and CEO Shantanu Narayan says the tech giant has clearly established itself as a leader in helping companies roll out digital transformation in India.

Jio cried foul that its customers were suffering from call failures as the incumbent operators were not giving it sufficient interconnect capacity.

he WhatsApp Android app has received an update which brings “Pin to Top” feature on the chat list.

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Twitter's user growth has stalled in the past few quarters and the company has been trying to convince advertisers that it will strengthen its user base.

The revamped version of the iconic Nokia 3310 has been listed by online retailer OnlyMobiles, which also claims that it will begin shipping the device on May 17.

German e-commerce investor Rocket Internet said it managed to reduce losses at its main ventures in 2016.

Schneider Electric will be responsible for executing the entire gamut of integrated Command & Control Center and its overall integration covering transportation, surveillance, citizen applications, end-to-end Smart Grid solutions, end-to-end Water Managem...

With over 350 professionals, UFS operates out of three centres in the US.

These fake accounts are there to post spams like links to dating sites and even propaganda and while it has been steadily getting worse.