Tech
'Who's Down': Google's new app to know if your friends are available to meet up
The free app is currently only invite-based.
Windows 7, 8 devices will be auto upgraded to Windows 10, confirms Microsoft
In a two-step process, Microsoft will firstly change the update to 'Optional', then, in early 2016, to 'Recommended.'
Google parent Alphabet may open units to China: Report
Google parent Alphabet may do business in China following the reorganization of the technology giant, co-founder Sergey Brin said in an interview.
Photos: Hands-on with the OnePlus X
The OnePlus X in its visual glory. To us the X is the best-looking OnePlus yet. You decide.
Voting now on for Doodle 4 Google India: Choose from the 12 best doodles created by Indian students for Children's Day
12 finalists have been shortlisted for the seventh edition of the Doodle 4 Google - India contest.
Mark Zuckerberg, wife Priscilla to start primary school that focuses on education and healthcare
Priscilla Chan works as a pediatrician and has also been a teacher, seeing first-hand how poor health hinders learning in classrooms, Zuckerberg said.
New smartphone app to help patients suffering from spina bifida
The "iMHere" (interactive Mobile Health & Rehabilitation) system features mobile reminders and messaging with healthcare providers and is feasible for use by young patients with spina bifida.
See: Other versions of the RK Laxman Google doodle that didn't make it to the Google homepage
There were three other versions of the RK Laxman doodle created by Google doodler Olivia Huynh.
Confirmed! Apple Watch coming to India on November 6
Apple Watch is the company’s first new consumer product in five years.
Thailand gets its first dedicated 'mobile phone lane' for pedestrians
The 500-metre footpath at Bangkok's Kasetsart University was divided into two lanes to separate phone users from non-users.
Microsoft cutting about 1,000 more jobs: Report
The new layoffs are in addition to those announced earlier.
WikiLeaks publishes CIA director John Brennan's personal emails
The material presumably was taken in a compromise of Brennan's email account by a hacker who told The New York Post he is a high school student protesting American foreign policy.
Google Maps now lets you easily reroute your journey to pick up stuff on the way
With the new feature, Google Maps will be able to tell you which fuel station is the nearest, let you compare prices, and add detours to your route, all without having to exit out of navigation.
Tiny Irish agency in spotlight over Facebook's data transfer case
The Irish Data Protection Commissioner (DPC) is responsible for auditing and reviewing the privacy settings of dozens of tech companies that have their European headquarters in Ireland, drawn by low taxes and a well-educated workforce.
Amazon's PR chief issues blistering responses to NYT's 'bruising workplace' report
Jay Carney writes, "The bottom line is the New York Times chose not to fact-check or vet its most important on-the-record sources, despite working on the story for six months."
Ahmed Mohamed, the teen falsely accused of making a bomb, visits White House
Ahmed Mohamed joined a group of students, teachers, scientists, astronauts and celebrities -- including the "Myth Busters" and Bill Nye -- for White House Astronomy Night.