If the US implements retaliatory measures against China in cyber space, it “will have to shoulder responsibility for escalating confrontation”, said a commentary by Xinhua news agency, warning that any form of
Move over, smartphones, the latest craze in technology may be to own a drone of your own, according to an Indian-origin researcher at Nasa, suggesting that unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) may transform
If things go according to plan, drones may soon come to the rescue of those caught in conflict with wild animals. Scientists at the Wildlife Institute of India (WII) in Dehradun have
Reliance Communications’ arm Global Cloud Xchange (GCX) on Friday announced a direct access to Amazon Web Services via its cloud platform. “Using our Cloud X Fusion, businesses can take advantage of our
Indian telecom operators said they are committed to work with the government on tackling the problem of call drops and are keen to undertake the joint exercise with the Telecom Enforcement, Resource
AT&T is unveiling a new package that combines traditional TV and wireless services as it seeks to broaden its offerings following its $48.5 billion purchase of satellite TV company DirecTV about a
Intex has launched the Cloud Q5 smartphone, priced at Rs. 4,490. The new Intex Cloud Q5 will be sold exclusively on eBay India. The domestic handset maker alongside alsolaunched a new variant
1-year association with Tollywood star to endorse the Intex Brand Aqua Trend, a 4G enabled stylish trendsetter with latest Android OS 5.1 launched Powered with the best in class 3000mAh battery 1-year
Japanese police on Saturday arrested Mark Karpeles, head of the collapsed Mt. GoxBitcoin exchange, over the disappearance of about $390 million worth of the virtual currency, local media said. France-born Karpeles, 30,
Japanese electronics giant Sharp said Friday its net loss widened in April-June as it struggles through a painful restructuring and weak sales of display screens and smartphones. The Osaka-based firm reported a
Nvidia Corp said it was recalling some of its Shield 8-inch tablets in the United States as the battery in these devices can overheat, posing a fire hazard. The Android-based tablet, which
Japanese electronics giant Sharp said Friday its net loss widened in April-June as it struggles through a painful restructuring and weak sales of display screens and smartphones. The Osaka-based firm reported a