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Airtel has started launching 4G service across the country in a phased manner.

Making it clear that Microsoft is not giving up on phones, company COO Kevin Turner has asserted that the technology giant is restructuring its phones business for profitable growth and will focus on only a few devices that will grab market share.

The Department of Telecom panel on net neutrality has opposed projects like Facebook's Internet.org, which allow access to certain websites without mobile data charges, while suggesting that similar plans such as Airtel Zero be allowed with prior clearanc...

The new iPod Touch starts at Rs 18,900 for the 16 GB model, Rs 22,900 for 32 GB and Rs 26,900 for 64 GB model.

A senior government official said the website restrictions, and a series of recent arrests, were an 'important part' of efforts to crack down on Islamic State recruitment networks.

The tiny, icy world is getting front-page, prime-time attention as NASA's New Horizons spacecraft zooms closer.

This comes just two days after ISRO's Polar Satellite Launch Vehicle (PSLV-C28) launched five British satellites from the spaceport in Sriharikota.

Most Americans ditch their smartphones and return to the trusty computer when buying online.

Genii founders will lead product teams and help it to get into the enterprise space with products focused around hospitals, diagnostic centers and other medical facilities.

Although sales of Fitbit and other fitness trackers are strong, many of their owners lose enthusiasm for them once the novelty of knowing how many steps they've taken wears off.

By filling out your date of birth, you will get a screen full of balloons and more timely congratulatory tweets.

Youths raised during an era of economic growth and modernization are eagerly embracing Western ideas, and increasingly willing to risk scandal to do so.

Hacking Team sells the Da Vinci malware surveillance software to law enforcement agencies and has been marked as an Enemy of the Internet by media rights watchdog Reporters Without Borders.

The researchers feel that part of the enjoyment comes from talking about these experiences.

BlackBerry's rumoured device, called Venice, will run Android OS and the complete suite of apps it offers.

The new logo spells the full name of the company with slimmer letters.