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Volvo group has developed self-driving car with "autopilot" backup systems that will continue to function safely even if certain parts stop working.

The Tomatan is a backpack that can be loaded with six mid-sized tomatoes, say the makers.

Tata Docomo's research found that the Internet represented the preferred mode for both news and entertainment accounting for 40 per cent and 45 per cent of the space.

YouTube had launched a pilot program in May 2013 that allowed individual content creators to charge consumers a subscription fee to access a particular "channel" of videos.

Microsoft has announced that its upcoming Windows 10 will have biometric feature, enabling users to access their devices without entering passwords.

With the latest Android 5.0 Lollipop OS, the Nexus 9 is built with a thin bezel and brushed metal sides.

Samsung launched the Galaxy J1 4, Galaxy Grand Prime 4G and the Galaxy Core Prime 4G in India.

The experimental Project Ara aims at providing users with smartphones in which they can swap critical components and replace or upgrade them as per their requirements.

The LG Watch Urbane is an all-metal luxury Android smartwatch that is perfect for both men and women.

Chinese bosses ordinarily hand out "hong bao" -- red envelopes filled with cash -- to staff ahead of the week-long holiday to wish them luck for the year ahead.

Bill was representing the philanthropic Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation and discussed cooperation on technology and innovative development.

Sold across Asia and recently in India, Xiaomi's Mi devices scored with users due to their low cost and the company's heavy reliance on user interaction and feedback.

Zomato's new food delivery service will let customers across the country order food directly from this platform starting March 16.

Apple's iOS mobile platform dominates the enterprise segment with about 64 per cent share worldwide in 2014, followed by Android with 27 per cent and Windows at 9 per cent.

Microsoft offers Word for text documents, Excel for spreadsheets, PowerPoint for presentations, Outlook for email and OneNote for organization - all for free.

Through the Teen Driver Support System (TDSS), parents can keep a close watch on teenagers who are behind the wheels.