Technology
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Amazon, FB, Google suppress competition, favour their products: US govt panel
Washington: New internal documents released by the US House Judiciary Committee have revealed how Amazon, Facebook and Google favoured their own products and abused their dominance to suppress competition from their rivals.…
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Google plans to test AR glasses in public from next month
San Francisco: With an aim to help users, tech giant Google has announced that it is planning to test augmented reality (AR) glasses in public beginning next month. The company said that…
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95% of new digital workloads to be deployed on Cloud by 2025: Nadella
New Delhi: Nearly 95 per cent of all new digital workloads will be deployed on the Cloud by 2025, Microsoft’s Executive Chairman CEO Satya Nadella has said. Addressing the company’s annual conference…
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Samsung to drop Galaxy S22 FE to increase S22 Ultra’s production
Seoul: South Korean tech giant Samsung has cancelled the development of the Galaxy S22 FE. However, the series has not been discontinued, media reports say. Samsung has abandoned the Galaxy S22 FE…
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UK heatwave shuts Google Cloud, Oracle data centre servers
London: The record-breaking heat in the UK has led to cooling-related outages at the Google Cloud and Oracle servers, leaving the customers flummoxed as they never experience such outages. Google Cloud said…
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Twitter launches Tamil topics for android, iOS and web users
New Delhi: Microblogging site Twitter on Wednesday announced that it is launching Tamil topics for 100 per cent of its android, iOS and web users who have set Tamil as their primary…
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Chinese app TikTok begins laying off people amid restructuring
New Delhi: Chinese short-video making app TikTok has started sacking employees worldwide as part of “a much larger re-organisation effort”. Owned by ByteDance and banned in India for last two years, TikTok…
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Microsoft not to ban commercial open source apps on Windows Store
New Delhi: Microsoft on Tuesday decided not to implement a policy to ban developers from selling open source software on Windows Store. The policy to ban commercial open source apps was set…
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Musk plans to countersue Twitter to scrap $44 bn deal: Report
San Francisco: Tech billionaire Elon Musk has reportedly planned to file a counter-lawsuit against micro-blogging site Twitter to scrap a $44 billion acquisition deal. Musk’s lawyers are angling to push a Delaware…
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LG unveils new laptops in India
New Delhi: With an aim to expand its product lineup, consumer electronics brand LG on Tuesday launched the new upgraded laptops under its Gram series for Indian consumers. With a starting price…
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Indian cyber agency warns about multiple bugs in VMware products
New Delhi: The Indian Computer Emergency Response Team (CERT-In) has issued fresh alerts for users, this time about multiple vulnerabilities being reported in the products of enterprise cloud services provider VMware. CERT-In…
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Samsung confirms Aug 10 as next ‘Galaxy Unpacked’ with cryptic images
New Delhi: Samsung on Tuesday confirmed to have its next Galaxy Unpacked event on August 10 with a cryptic set of images. Samsung Mobile tweeted a trio of images on Twitter, that…
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Slack hikes subscription prices, changes free plan
New Delhi: To make it easier for users, workplace communication platform Slack, which recently entered the Indian market, has announced that it is simplifying subscription limits and updating free subscriptions. Instead of…
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Snapdeal to go live on govt’s ONDC network next month
New Delhi: E-commerce platform Snapdeal is set to debut on the Open Network for Digital Commerce (ONDC), a Unified Payments Interface (UPI)-type initiative of the Ministry of Commerce and Industry, next month.…














