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Bitcoin payments processor Coinbase, backed by the New York Stock Exchange, opened a regulated exchange in the United States for trading the virtual currency earlier this year.

Full text of the controversial Section 66A of the Information Technology Act, 2000.

The study that involved 3,000 Twitter-users aged 18 to 34 in Britain showed that 74 per cent of those polled said they would vote in the next election.

This week, Amazon got FAA clearance to experiment with drones at an outdoor facility in Washington state under a different set of federal rules.

The inclusion of so many words on the Internet in a single day is expected to set a new record.

The feature appears to have mistakenly popped live on the app before its launch and showed a dialer icon, named Phone.

It is yet not clear will this non-genuine version expire and become unusable after a certain period of time?

The so-called VEST is a sleeveless top equipped with vibrating nodes that buzz information onto the wearer's back.

Microsoft has yet to provide a precise date for the launch of the operating system.

The fear among investors is that the companies' balance sheets may now be under pressure.

Lenovo's Windows Phone devices will be offered through China Mobile.

Microsoft is making its biggest push into the heavily pirated Chinese consumer computing market this summer by offering free upgrades to Windows 10 to all Windows users.

Users can now get a summary of their threat report, complete with details about tweets and users, via an email.

Apple is planning to offer in-store credit for Android users turning in their old smartphones.

Super Mario creator Nintendo has finally decided to develop new games for mobile devices in partnership with developer DeNa, which runs a popular Japanese mobile gaming portal.

IT lawyer Dmitry Mishin demanded that Google restore its services in Sevastopol, but the technology giant refused to fulfil his demands. Then he decided to sue the company.