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Galaxy Note 7: Did Samsung Push Too Hard to Outperform Apple iPhone 7?
Understanding that the iPhone 7 and iPhone 7 Plus would represent an incremental improvement on established standards rather than a step-change in consumer technology, Samsung pushed to make its Galaxy Note 7 handset as advanced as possible.
80% of IT Budget Will Be Spent on Cloud Technology by 2025: Oracle
The spending on cloud infrastructure will continue to accelerate.
Apple Fans Snap New iPhone 7, But Crowd Smaller Than Past Years
But underneath the usual fanfare, and despite complaints that the larger size of the new phone and the new jet black colour were sold out, crowds were smaller than in past years.
Apple Will Not Disclose First Week Sales of iPhone 7
The company decided to stop the practice because the number of phones sold during the period has become more a reflection of Apple’s supply than demand, a company spokeswoman said, when asked whether Apple will be releasing the figure.
Samsung Recalls Over 50,000 Galaxy Note 7 Phones
While no battery incidents was reported in Australia, Samsung said it was taking 'the proactive and voluntary step' of recalling the 51,060 Galaxy Note7 smartphones in response to global concerns.
Sony Slashes Prices of Premium Xperia X, Z5 Smartphones
Sony India on Monday announced that it has slashed prices for its Xperia X and Z5 premium smartphones in India, effective from September 1.
Berlin's IFA 2016 Fair Dons Virtual Reality Headsets
Beyond VR, major smartphone and smartwatch makers have all lined up to unveil new offerings.
Make in India: Here's How LG Electronics Makes TVs For the World
We visited LG Electronics' second manufacturing facility 50km from Pune and got a peek into the processes the company undertakes to deliver consumer electronics.
Facebook, Twitter, Google Failed to Tackle Terrorism: British Panel
The British panel also warned that social media platforms are becoming the "vehicle of choice" for spreading terrorist propaganda.
World's First Self-Driving Taxis Debut in Singapore
The ultimate goal is to have a fully self-driving taxi fleet in Singapore by 2018, which will help sharply cut the number of cars on Singapore's congested roads.
Android Continues to Lead the Way in Global Smartphone Sales
Google's Android is still storming ahead of Apple's mobile OS, shipping with 86.2% of smartphones sold worldwide, compared with 12.9% for iOS.
Twitter Adds New Filter to Sift Out Low-Quality, Duplicate Tweets
The quality filter uses a variety of signals such as the account origin and behaviour to improve the quality of tweets you see.
Torrent Shutdown Upsets Users, Brings Joy to Video Streamers in India
For the over-the-top (OTT) and video-on-demand (VOD) players in the country, this is good news as it will drive people away from downloading pirated content and bring them under the legal video-streaming umbrella.
NASA Opens New Challenge to Design Humanoid Robots for Mars Journey
Developed with with Space Center Houston and NineSigma, a global innovation consultant organization, the Space Robotics Challenge is a $1 million competition designed to push the boundaries of robotic dexterity.
Apple Celebrates India's 70th Independence Day With Freedom Series on iTunes
Under Apple's Freedom Series, Indian artists such as Bollywood actor Alia Bhatt, director Karan Johar, choreographer and director Farah Khan, and musician-duo Salim-Sulaiman share some of their favourite movies and music which changed their lives.
French WWI Memorial Bars Pokemon Go
The ossuary had been the location of a Pokemon "gym", where rival teams do battle, while the plaque was a Pokestop, where players could collect virtual items.