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The Snapdragon X20, which will officially start being integrated into smartphones in mid-2018, can also upload at a rather impressive rate of 150Mbps.

The Washington Post unveiled its new catchphrase, 'Democracy Dies in Darkness' this week on its website and social media platforms.

Earlier this month, photo-sharing app Instagram was testing the feature in beta stage.

Currently, Oppo, Huawei and Vivo are the biggest competitors of Xiaomi in China.

HMD Global, the company now whole sole responsible for manufacturing, selling and promoting Nokia phones throughout the globe, has slotted the event and is all set to take the centre stage with its launches.

Microsoft uses data collected through Windows 10 for different purposes, including advertising.

Uber users in India, who until now had Chinese Internet giant Alibaba-backed PayTM as the only payment wallet option available to book a ride, will now be able to pay through Reliance Jio Infocomm's Jio Money.

Hundreds of drivers with ride-hailing service Uber in Qatar went on strike for the second time in a year to protest against fare cuts.

Xiaomi may launch its own processor as soon as next month under a Xiaomi subsidiary named - Beijing Pinecone Electronics.

Satya Nadella alluded to Microsoft’s mission to “empower every person and every organisation on the planet to achieve more.

NASA said its New Horizons spacecraft is healthy and operating normally after just over 24 hours in a protective "safe mode".

Shopo will terminate its operations at a time when Snapdeal is aggressively looking at optimising costs amid intense battle with rivals Flipkart and Amazon.

Twitter's shares fell as much as 10 percent to $16.81 in premarket trading.

The conference, along with an exhibition, is being held in association with trade fair organisers Messe Frankfurt India when the demonetization drive has shifted focus to the menace of counterfeiting.

Google is already working with Goa government for educating students on being safe on Internet.

Social networks and news aggregators came under fire during the U.S. presidential vote when it became clear they had inadvertently fanned false news reports.