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The Nexus 5X's prices start at Rs 31,900 and Nexus 6P will be available at Rs 39,999 onwards in India.

Facebook was inaccessible for several minutes at a stretch for users around the world three times between September 17 and September 29.

In China and other Asian countries Uber faces increasingly powerful competitors and idiosyncratic local transportation markets.

Alphabet stresses that employees and its subsidiaries should ‘Do the right thing’ and ‘follow the law, act honourably, and treat each other with respect.’

Today there are a number of smartphone apps to make parents' life simple and more organised as far as kids are concerned.

Such video games are even better in their impact than "brain games", which are created specifically to improve cognitive function.

The government has decided to re-launch the PoochO app with additional features on October 22.

The researchers found that mobile tweets are not only more egocentric in language than any other group, but that the ratio of egocentric to non-egocentric tweets is consistently greater for mobile tweets than from non-mobile sources.

Quikr's latest vertical follows the launch of QuikrCars and QuikrHomes.

Text from those in lower income brackets includes more swear words, whereas those in higher brackets more frequently discuss politics, corporations and the non-profit world.

The company's executives are also discussing changes to how the character limit is measured, such as excluding links and user handles from the count.

The addition of a single broadband provider led to as much as a 20 per cent rise in racial hate crimes in areas where racial tensions were especially high.

Japan's mobile phone giant SoftBank, which sells the Pepper robot, states in its user agreement that the policy owner must not perform any sexual act or other indecent behaviour.

In his address the Prime Minister shared his vision of 'Start up India, Stand up India.'

Answering a question about the role of his mother at the Facebook townhall meeting, Modi said he hails from a humble and poor family.

Sundar Pichai took Narendra Modi around Google's office and gave the PM a first-hand look at the tech giant's technology.