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The company says its machines can churn out anywhere from 300 to 20,000 yakitori sticks an hour

The effort extends to other Facebook applications, including WhatsApp and Instagram

Snap climbed to $29.44 in the days immediately after its market debut but has since declined

Students to get smartcards and computerised roll number slips

New feature will help you recreate your desktop folder system in Drive

Dubai-based ride hailing service is valued at $1billion

Nearly 13 billion GIFs were sent on Messenger last year

British projects and businesses can currently bid for financing from the European Investment Bank

San Francisco-based Slack has raised more than $500 million from venture capitalists and was valued at $3.8 billion

Uber's self-driving truck effort is weighed down by a high-stakes lawsuit over allegedly stolen trade secrets

The Hard X-ray Modulation Telescope (HXMT), named Insight, will allow Chinese scientists to observe magnetic fields

Critics said the government was rushing through legislation that could damage free speech

Instagram hopes this feature will prevent users from permanently deleting a post by giving them a middle option

Drone delivery of easy-to-use kit could raise the chances of survival of cardiac arrest victims

Sindh is the only province where sales tax is imposed on the export of IT services

iPhone 7S and iPhone 7S Plus to make a switch from aluminium to glass chassis

The tech pioneer was once valued at more than $100 billion

Apple secured a permit in April to test autonomous vehicles in California

Uber unveiled steps aimed at restoring confidence in the scandal-plagued ridesharing giant

New video shows a device styled after the company’s retro consoles

The remaster will boast a host of new changes

Market capitalization of digital currencies has increased by around 95 per cent to $106 billion

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If you have a valid UK visa and an OPPO F3, be at Hafeez centre on the 13th of June

Facebook-owned Instagram tends to be relatively stable and is used by over 700 million people

Uber's image, culture and practices have been largely defined by Kalanick's brash approach

The Kona will compete with Nissan's Juke and Honda's CR-V

Israeli hackers penetrated Syria-based IS cell of bombmakers that led to the ban on laptops

Firebrand preacher Wirathu claims Facebook's team is in the hands of Muslims

The twisted online game has been linked to more than 130 deaths

For Android users, their phone camera will draw a clear blue line pointing towards the direction of the Qibla

Seeks to see how your facial expressions change as you come across different content

Self-driving technology is expected to transform transportation in the years to come

The board's decisions follow a series of public-relations crises for the company

Mayer took charge of Yahoo 5 years ago but was unable to stem the decline of the iconic Silicon Valley company

The ultra-high definition gaming console will be available worldwide on November 7

Financial institutions use the messaging system to move trillions of dollars each day

Global policymakers are facing uncharted territory as emerging technologies open new frontiers for regulation

The 40-megawatt power plant has 160,000 panels resting on a lake that emerged after the collapse of a coal mine

Teams from 10 countries will take part in the seventh World advanced vehicle expedition

Cook has criticised President Donald Trump’s policies but offered only a gentle joke at the president's expense

Before we know it, WhatsApp turns into a potent political tool

Most of them use internet to connect to social networks

Service will be provided through 1,000 e-branches in 120 cities across the country

The app is used by over 400 charities and NGOs spread over 14 countries

The move comes amid rapid changes in the music business

The world's biggest plane maker want to make jetliners that fly without pilots

The start-up seeks to help established financial institutions improve their technology across wide range of functions

Banks cutting back on compliance hiring as they start deploying new technology