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Microsoft brings revolutionary new MS-DOS operating system for Lumia Smart phones
SYDNEY: Microsoft launched a revolutionary new operating system MS-DOS Mobile for their Lumia Smartphone line. The company says it's trying...
Hosting pornography, violence: China to punish Tencent, Youku, Baidu, iQiyi according to law
BEIJING: China will punish Internet companies Tencent Holdings Ltd, Youku Tudou Inc and Baidu Inc's iQiyi for hosting videos containing...
Twitter presents ‘Curator’ for media publishers: Enable seamless filtering, searching for relevant, high quality tweets
DELHI: Twitter has officially presents new tool Curator for media publishers that allows filtering and searching for relevant and high...
Advance, improve, secure Firefox version 37.0 arrives
DELHI: Mozilla has launched version 37.0 of Firefox Web browser with improved download performance and protection against site impersonation. Mozilla...
Micromax presents affordable 3G Android smart phones Bolt S300, Bolt D320 with 2 months free data from Vodafone
DELHI: Micromax has unveiled two affordable 3G Android smart phones Bolt S300 and Bolt D320 with entry-level specifications in India....
Tiny Blackpoll warbler travels 1700 miles across the Ocean
HONG KONG: For decades, it’s been the stuff of birding legend: Each fall, fist-sized songbirds called blackpoll warblers leave the...
Google, Asus jointly introduces ‘computer on a stick’ for less than $100
WASHINGTON: Google and Asus are jointly introducing a ‘computer on a stick’ which can plug into a display to turn...
30 new fly species discovered by researchers in Los Angles
BRENT: Brian Brown, a curator of entomology at the Natural History Museum of Los Angles, set up 30 sampling sites...
Bitly moves to shut down link shortening feature as 80% of bundles contained spam content
DELHI: Bitly URL-shortening service, has announced that it is shutting down its bundles feature for link shortening due to lack...
Google wants users to share reactions to visited websites on its mobile Chrome browser through Selfie
DELHI: Google now wants users to share reactions to the websites they visit on its mobile Chrome browser through a...
Large Hadron Collider finishes maintenance, ready to reactivate
PARIS: The Large Hadron Collider has finished its maintenance cycle after a short circuit delayed its reactivation earlier this month,...
Facebook new feature allows users to stay informed about events from pages in their event dashboards via Web, Facebook mobile apps
DELHI: Facebook has launched a feature aimed to solve the issue with the oft-mentioned drop in Facebook pages’ organic reach,...
Telstra appends Medibank Private’s Anywhere Healthcare network to e-health arsenal
SYDNEY: Australian largest telecommunications provider Telstra looks to grow profits outside its traditional businesses as signed agreement to add Medibank...
Scientists planning out where we’ll build 1st city on moon
NEW YORK: If you’re a sci fi fan, you may well be vaguely miffed about the fact we’re not living...
Inbox by Gmail update allows users to set custom time, date for email reminders
LONDON: Inbox by Gmail app update is rolling out which allows users to set a custom time and date for...
Twice the coral trout in Great Barrier Reef protected zones
MEXICO: The Great Barrier Reef is benefiting from the allocation of protected zones that contribute to the growing number and...
Chinese researchers create liquid metal machine that can power itself
BEIJING: Researchers have created a shape-shifting, liquid metal machine that is capable of powering itself all the while being capable...
Leshi TV CEO Jia Yueting says sorry for declaring Apple as Hitler
BEIJING: Leshi TV CEO Jia Yueting has issued an excuse after posting an offensive ad that declared Apple as Hitler....
Russian cosmonauts used tablet computer in space for 1st time
NEW YORK: Russian cosmonauts have used a tablet computer for the first time in the history of Russian space exploration,...
New study suggests many Earth-like planets could be two suns
SYDNEY: Previously scientists believed that only gas-giants could circle binary star systems but a new study suggests that many Earth-like...
