Three hundred and fifty million Indians could enjoy uninterrupted electricity supply if factories and other commercial establishments wasted it less, a brighteyed Arjun Gupta surmised in his report as a research assistant
NETGEAR®, Inc. (NASDAQ: NTGR), a leading provider of networking equipment for homes and small-to-medium businesses (SMBs), is launching its first wireless access point offering easy management through the new NETGEAR Insight mobile
The top five Indian IT firms will report their worst second-quarter results in a decade, as analysts fear a slew of factors will mute the sector’s growth for the rest of the
Apple recently unveiled the latest version of its iOS operating system, iOS 10, at the WWDC 2016 conference. One of the most highlighted features of iOS 10 is the ability to ‘delete’
A group of cyber criminals have combined two powerful malware programs to create a new online banking Trojan that has already stolen millions of dollars from customers of 24 U.S. and Canadian
Google Inc, long an also-ran in cloud services, has scored an important victory in its effort to win corporate clients: Home Depot is moving some of its data to Google’s cloud. The
BSH Household Appliances is on its way to increase localisation at it Chennai-based plant. It plans to increase it to 70 percent from 40 percent. The company is also planning to invest
Highlights • Big four IT companies may not be able to meet Nasscom’s growth target for FY16 •The growth guidance of 12-14% will now depend on captives and BPOs pulling their levels
Target Corp said it had agreed to reimburse about $19 million (roughly Rs. 118 crores) to financial institutions that had issued MasterCard-branded cards that were a part of the massive data breach
Researchers the California Institute of Technology have developed a camera chip that could give smartphones the ability to take 3D scans of everyday objects, a sought-after feature in the 3D-printing world.
Target’s massive data breach has now cost the company’s CEO his job. Target announced Monday that Chairman, President and CEO Gregg Steinhafel is out nearly five months after the retailer disclosed the
Target Corp’s security software detected potentially malicious activity during last year’s massive data breach, but its staff decided not to take immediate action, the No. 3. U.S. retailer said on Thursday. “With