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U.S trade groups, representing companies such as Amazon, American Express and Microsoft, have opposed India's push to store data locally.

Skype Preview for Android has been updated with new features: call recording and SMS messaging.

"Starting November 12, 2018, WhatsApp backups will no longer count towards the Google Drive storage quota," WhatsApp said in an update on its FAQ page.

'Pocophone by Xiaomi' is its global name, although in India it will be referred to as 'Poco by Xiaomi'.

Built for 2G and 3G networks which are still in use in several parts of India, Twitter Lite has an install size of 3MB, saves data and space and loads quickly on unreliable networks.

Several reports online mention that the Pocophone F1 will be powered by Qualcomm's flagship processor, the Snapdragon 845 and the recent tie-up of Poco with the company can be considered as a confirmation for this.

As part of their collaboration, CBSE and Microsoft successfully executed in July the first-ever pilot of the digital question paper generation and delivery process at 487 centres for compartment examinations for class 10.

His departure comes after Facebook exempted Coinbase from its recent ban on cryptocurrency-related ads.

The iPhone X was launched in India at a starting price of Rs 89,000.

Google Contacts now features an entirely new 'Material' theme.

Galaxy Watch will be available starting in the US on August 24 and in additional select markets on September 14.

In June, ISRO had issued RFQ in connection with the technology transfer, containing a brief description of the qualification aspects, technology transfer process, timelines and other relevant details.

Once enabled, the skill would allow users to interact with DishTV through voice commands on all Alexa-enabled devices such as Amazon Echo, Echo Plus, Echo Spot and Echo Dot, the company said in a statement.

Tesla's board on earlier on Wednesday said it was evaluating taking the company private, which would be the biggest leveraged buyout of all time.

Apple told its iPhones do not listen to users without their consent and do not allow third-party apps to do so either.

Google's search engine has been largely blocked in China since 2010, when the company exited the market over ethical concerns related to China's strict censorship laws.