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British author and journalist Sir Max Hastings gave a robust defence of electronic intelligence-gathering.

In the fourth quarter of 2015, so-called ransomware increased 26 per cent quarter-over-quarter, according to Intel Security.

A few components of the device have already been stopped and parts inventory will dry up this year.

The Mi Bluetooth Speaker will be available in India in gold, blue and pink colour options.

It was on March 21, ten years ago, that the journey of Twitter started with a single Tweet.

About 55 million consumers purchased something online in 2015 and the number is expected to grow to 80 million this year with better infrastructure in terms of logistics, broadband and internet-ready devices.

The findings provide evidence that increased use of portable electronic devices is associated with poor impulse control and a tendency to devalue delayed rewards.

The Chief Minister of Andhra Pradesh N Chandrababu Naidu launched AP FiberNet in Visakhapatnam on Thursday.

Amazon Tatkal, which was recently launched, will engage with entrepreneurs, artisans, manufacturers and sellers to help them sell online on the spot.

In its latest attempt to make travelling easier for users, Google has tied up with taxi aggregators Ola and Uber in India.

Snapchat has hired developers from major augmented reality groups like Microsoft's HoloLens, PTC's (formerly Qualcomm's) Vuforia and eye-tracking tech maker Eyefluence to make Snapchat's pair of smart glasses.

Google is about to embark on an old-school search, swapping its Internet algorithm for a custom-built van that will cruise across the US to find out how people use its online services and react to new features.

Facebook is reportedly working on a software that will be capable of building a dictionary of slang terms used on the social networking website.

Facebook Lite now supports more than 50 languages, is smaller than 1 MB and has rolled out in more than 150 countries through Latin America, Asia, Africa and parts of Europe.

However, the app, though comprehensive in terms of its feature list, is still in beta form and so expect some bugs.

Dubbed as 'Deep Drumpf', the bot is based on an artificial-intelligence (AI) algorithm that is trained on just a few hours of transcripts of Republican presidential candidate Trump’s victory speeches and debate performances.