World’s largest search engine, Google has apparently started to roll out the voice to text dictation typing feature on the Google Drive, which was formerly known as Google Docs. The feature is
Search engine giant Google has committed $1 million (over Rs. 6 crores) to 40 startup-focused organisations, including Nasscom 10,000 Startups and Jagriti Yatra from India, to promote participation of women in the
Yahoo on Wednesday added Vizify to the long list of startups it has bought since former Google executive Marissa Mayer took the helm less than two years ago. The company did not
Telecom operator Vodafone will be focussing on growth in data revenue stream by attracting more customers to 2G and 3G platforms, besides introducing a mobile commerce facility in South India that enable
Any regulation of the Bitcoin crypto-currency should involve international cooperation to avoid loopholes, Japanese vice finance minister Jiro Aichi said on Thursday. Commenting on the closure this week of Tokyo-based Mt. Gox,
BJP’s candidate for prime minister, Narendra Modi, laid out a broad economic policy for India on Thursday that encouraged family-owned businesses to embrace technology and competition. Speaking at a gathering of the
Apple Inc urged a U.S. appeals court to throw out a judge’s “radical” finding that it violated antitrust law by manipulating electronic book prices, and blamed publishers for running a conspiracy it
Brazilian hackers are threatening to disrupt the World Cup with attacks ranging from jamming websites to data theft, adding cyber warfare to the list of challenges for a competition already marred by
Bitcoin users in Tokyo will gather on Thursday for a meeting set to be dominated by the shuttering of the Mt Gox exchange amid claims of a multi-million dollar theft. Dozens of
Pakistani Internet campaigners said Thursday there was no excuse for the government to maintain its ban on YouTube, after a US court ordered the removal of an anti-Islam film. The video-sharing website
Apple filed papers on Tuesday telling a federal appeals court in New York that a judge’s finding it violated antitrust laws by manipulating electronic book prices “is a radical departure” from modern
Facebook highlighted on Wednesday two ad campaigns in an attempt to persuade advertisers that its massive membership base and ability to home in on specific audiences makes it a more effective advertising