ITVoice News-YouTube is not just helping people watch latest football World Cup highlights, it has also become a popular ground for researchers, journals and health advocates to connect directly with the public
ITVoice News- The Micromax Canvas Fire (A093) is now available at Rs. 6,999 via an e-commerce website, but has yet to be officially announced by the company. In addition, the Canvas Beat,
ITVoice News- Japan has seen a surge in cases of irregular access to government computer systems and cyber-attacks on operators of critical social infrastructure, and Tokyo is considering ways to respond, a
Panasonic India seems to be gearing up to launch its first Android KitKat-powered smartphone, dubbed the T41, if information from an established retailer from Mumbai is to be believed. So far, no
Xiaomi is gearing up for the launch of its next flagship smartphone and the successor to its flagship Mi 3 smartphone, thought to be called the Mi 4, later this month. The
When robots first started playing soccer, it was a challenge for them just to see the ball. And to stay upright. But the machines participating in this month’s international RoboCup tournament are
Five nonprofit groups got word Wednesday that Google will help them fulfill visions of using the technology titan’s Internet-linked Glass eyewear to do good. “Giving through Glass” program winners were selected from
A tiny spacecraft designed to sail by the power of the sun is scheduled to launch atop a SpaceX rocket in 2016, a leading US space enthusiast said Wednesday. The Planetary Society’s
Britain has authorized airport security staff to require any traveler to turn on electronic devices as a way to test for hidden explosives. France and Germany are implementing similar measures, but only
A two-year slump in personal computer sales ended in the second quarter, helped by improving demand in developed markets like North America and Europe. PC sales have fallen in recent years, hurt
An online magazine reported Wednesday that the National Security Agency and the FBI covertly scanned the emails of five prominent Muslim-Americans under the government’s secret surveillance program aimed at foreign terrorists and
Aereo, the video streaming service which sought to provide an alternative to traditional television broadcasters, said it believes it can still operate despite a crippling U.S. Supreme Court ruling that caused the