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Pakistan’s internet use surges amid coronavirus lockdown
There has been a 15% surge in internet usage since the lockdown came into effect, says PTA
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West must do more to stop China buying up technology: Former UK spy chief
John Sawers, the chief of MI6 said China was seeking to expand its global clout
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Deep connection: Virus takes India's spiritual retreats online
More than 1,000 people from 57 countries signed up to join the free video course
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White supremacists target Jewish groups on Zoom
Zoom’s daily users have spiked to more than 200 million in March from a previous maximum total of 10 million
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Apple, Google need to show contact tracing will not violate privacy
Google and Apple will have to convince the public that contact tracing technology will not lead privacy breach
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Apple's new budget iPhone unlikely to make splash in China where 5G now commonplace
In a poll conducted on social media site Weibo, 60% respondents said they would not buy the $399 model
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Robots ride to rescue as delivery risks rise
Delivery robots have seen surging demand with consumers staying home and virus risks growing
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Smartphone tracking reveals coronavirus hit to US economy
The millions of bits of smartphone data tracked by analytics firm Unacast show the economic impact of the coronavirus
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Police thy neighbor: Virus fears fuel quarantine shaming
Nextdoor, a hyperlocal social media network that demands users post under their real names and verify their locations
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Apple releases budget iPhone SE priced at $399 as coronavirus stalls economy
The iPhone SE, available April 24, is the second generation of a previous value model
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Careem resumes delivery service as per govt directives
Careem delivery service will be operational from 8 am till 7 pm
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Google's Wear OS will remind you to wash your hands every few hours
Google has introduced a new periodic reminder that will send a 'wash your hands' alert on the Wear OS smartwatch
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UN chief targets ‘dangerous epidemic of misinformation’ on Coronavirus
The UN chief called on social media companies to do more to root out harmful and bogus claims about COVID-19
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MIT scientists are building devices to hack your dreams
Dormio, a glove-like device equipped with sensors plays a pre-recorded audio to interact with the human dream state
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Vietnam introduces 'fake news' fines for coronavirus misinformation
Local authorities have already fined hundreds of people for posting what they described as “fake news” about the virus
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Scientists enthralled by biggest star explosion ever observed
Scientists have observed the biggest supernova a stellar explosion ever detected
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Piano van: Music lessons go mobile to beat virus
Schools and tutoring services have had to switch to online lessons amid coronavirus lockdown
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Explainer: What is contact tracing and how can it help fight the new coronavirus?
To be useful once stay-at-home restrictions are lifted and normal activities resume
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Punjab bureaucracy operates remotely through virtual channels
End-to-end encrypted e-government system allows officials to stay connected and on duty amid province-wide lockdown
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Apple launches site to show how coronavirus lockdowns affect movement
Apple's data would reveal the effect of lockdown on the movement of people
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Insta-star wars: China tensions in Southeast Asia flare online
Social media anger from Chinese nationalists over a Thai internet model’s comments has set off a regional storm
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Row in Gaza over arrests for Zoom chat with Israelis
Hamas arrested six local activists for chatting by video conference with left-leaning campaigners in Israel
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Media regulator to assess television network over 5G-coronavirus conspiracy comments
ITV programme is being questioned after linking the spread of the coronavirus to 5G
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G20 sets ground rules ahead of Facebook's Libra stablecoin
The G20’s Financial Stability Board set out 10 recommendations for an international approach to regulating stablecoins
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Amazon to add 75,000 jobs as online orders surge during lockdowns
Amazon faces the daunting task of hiring more people even as calls grow for it to shut facilities
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Quick-hit streaming service Quibi reports 1.7 million downloads in first week
Quibi offers movies, reality shows and news in episodes of 10 minutes or less
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Apple shipped 2.5 million iPhones in China in March following virus slump
Smartphone companies are hoping for a strong recovery in demand in China
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China approves two experimental COVID-19 vaccines for clinical trials
China has approved early-stage human tests for two experimental vaccines to combat the new coronavirus
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Auschwitz online: Raising Holocaust awareness in the digital age
The head of social media at Auschwitz Museum posts photos of victims of the former Nazi German death camp on Twitter
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Japan prime minister criticised after lounge-at-home Twitter video
Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe drew an angry response from some Twitter users after sharing a video of himself
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Amazon stops accepting new online grocery customers amid surging demand
Amazon will begin to put new grocery delivery customers on a waitlist and curtail shopping hours at some
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'Medibot' to do rounds on Malaysian virus wards
Malaysian scientists have created a barrel-shaped robot on wheels that cost about $3,500 to develop
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Mobile app spending will double to $171 billion by 2024 despite COVID-19
By 2024, global spending on mobile games will escalate to $97.8 billion
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Google Doodle series thanks coronavirus helpers around the globe
Google doodle honors frontline workers, who are working tirelessly around the clock amid the coronavirus outbreak
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From an empty church,cardinal leads Instagram Easter Mass
The sermon was broadcast over Instagram to hundreds of people quarantined in their homes
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How 'contact tracing' can help contain coronavirus
Fears that contact tracing apps may become a permanent tool for govts are holding some people back from using them
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Is this stock halal? Islamic finance charts high-tech future
Tesla, the American electric car pioneer, is considered 96 per cent Sharia compliant
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Apple, Google plan software to slow virus, joining global debate on tracking
Such tracing will play a vital role in managing the virus once lockdown orders end, health experts say
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Daraz opens international payment gateways for overseas Pakistanis
Daraz Cares has launched a donation campaign in partnership with Edhi, Indus Hospital, UN Pakistan and others
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Leica, Olympus are offering free virtual courses and talks for photographers
Camera makers Leica and Olympus have announced free courses and talks for photography enthusiasts
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'Parents’ excessive use of technology affects children'
Parents who spend more time online set a bad example for their children
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Facebook is adding a Quiet Mode that mutes push notifications on mobile
You can schedule Facebook's Quiet Mode for a certain time period or use it immediately
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Indonesia leans on healthtech startups to cope with virus surge
Doctors are working double-time treating patients both at hospitals and online through health tech startups
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Wedding streamers: Couple takes big day online to keep coronavirus at bay
Relatives watched a live stream of the 40-minute wedding procession from their homes
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US agencies back revoking ability of China Telecom to operate in US
The US Justice Department and other federal agencies to revoke China Telecom
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Nintendo game pulled from Chinese platforms after Hong Kong protest
Nintendo Switch video game has been pulled off China’s grey market e-commerce platforms
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Apple and Google team up on virus 'contact tracing' through smartphones
The move brings together the largest mobile operating systems in an effort to track and potentially contain COVID-19
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Teachers to stop using Zoom app after 'very serious incidents'
Obscene images appeared on screens and strange men making lewd comments during the streaming of a geography lesson
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Stanford University researchers create smart toilet to detect diseases
Researchers hope to detect tumor DNA as well as viral RNA to help them track spread of diseases like coronavirus
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Cybersecurity officials say state-backed hackers taking advantage of outbreak
The agencies warned that hackers were also exploiting growing demand for work-from-home solutions

















































