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Google is already facing EU charges of promoting its own shopping service in Internet searches at the expense of rival products.

His successor is expected to be one of Toshiba's three senior executive vice presidents, with Yasuo Naruke, who heads the core chip business, the likely front-runner.

Apple is no longer offering support for the PC version of its multimedia player.

If the trend catches on, it could transform the digital landscape.

Shree K Nayar's team designed and fabricated a flexible lens array that adapts its optical properties when the sheet camera is bent.

He likened the emotion and passion around the discussion to the debate over gun control.

All of which could make Facebook and its assorted services the world's biggest live video broadcaster.

Some unscrupulous entities are charging Rs 50 to Rs 200 for printing Aadhaar on a plastic card in the name of smart card.

Scientists from the University of Sheffield have developed a new way of attaching electronic screens to paper-based packaging where screens can display simple messages to customers - a move that can revolutionise the packaging industry.

Peer sought to reinvent performance reviews and create an environment where employees could monitor their performance continuously.

Nokia has declined to give a total figure for global job cuts.

Five years later, as the company has split into two, the new minimalist logo seems more befitting with the new-age consumer brand.

All WhatsApp messages will now be accessible only to the sender and recipient, and nobody in between, not even WhatsApp.

It's up to members of the public to decide on The People's Webby, choosing between conversation apps Slack, Snapchat and WhatsApp, online video service Netflix, and the website for Drake's 2015 music track Hotline Bling.

Harnessing the power of 3D-printing, the researchers' are already working on printing many exotic shapes to understand how printed structure affects the chemical reactivity.

The Taliban launched their foray into smartphone apps on Friday with a Pashto language app called "Alemarah", giving access to propaganda statements and videos.