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The report added to growing concerns about weak sales of the $999 phone making investors jittery

The agreement could put pressure on Uber and General Motors to speed up their efforts to start self-driving services

With plans to start commercial operations in the country in early 2018, the startup said in a statement

The latest update comes nearly four weeks after Intel confirmed that its chips were impacted

Jackpotting has been rising worldwide in recent years

The update will be first rolled out in the United States and expanded to more countries later this year

The funding deepens Google's commitment to Indonesia's internet economy

Errors and lapses do happen and acknowledging them makes us human

The theft highlights the vulnerabilities in trading an asset that global policymakers are struggling to regulate

The official, confirming the gist of a report from Axios, said the option was being debated at a low level

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Kareemul Haq honoured with Padma Shree in 2017 for running a free ambulance service on his two-wheeler in West Bengal

China has some of the world's tightest controls over web content, protected by what is called 'The Great Firewall'

The head-turning vehicle took about three-and-a-half months to build

Grundy was told she was going to be escorted to the cash register to purchase her product

It also involves the installation of 250,000 electric vehicle charging stations and 200 hydrogen fueling stations

Coincheck posted on its website on Friday afternoon that it had suspended withdrawals of almost all cryptocurrencies

The interview was part of Mueller's probe into allegations of Russian meddling in the 2016 US election

Board of directors will meet later this month to consider the biggest shakeup in the company’s history

The answer isn’t to shut Uber down but rather to address those concerns and to establish and enforce the standards

The company has developed a system for slippers to ‘park’ themselves at the entrance of the traditional inn

The problems with battery production at its Gigafactory in Sparks, Nevada, are worse than it had acknowledged

The world’s largest retailer stated that the service will launch in the latter half of 2018 in a deal with Rakuten

Customer data could be accessed only by teams that require it to do their jobs said the company

The company said that 338,300 different accounts viewed the events and that 62,500 marked that they would attend

Those flaws dubbed Spectre and Meltdown created global concern among technology users and Intel acknowledged

Addresses roundtable session on sidelines of WEF, highlights Pakistan’s achievements

Max Schrems said he would now push ahead in an Austrian court with the individual case against US social media giant

The new unit is betting on the premise that machine learning software can analyze massive stores of data

The update will also show the phone’s battery health and recommend whether the battery needs to be replaced

The General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) is the biggest overhaul of personal data privacy rule

As usual, Thrun intends to be on the cutting edge of this emerging technology

He started his job as a vice president at Google in California, but did not provide details

The tech giant uses the boxing legend's famous "I am the greatest" speech

Drokova’s new firm, Day One Ventures, will make investments of $100,000 to $1 million from a fund

The move sowed fresh doubts that the microblogging site will be able to pull off an ambitious turnaround plan

The $349 voice-controlled speaker can make music suggestions and adjust home temperatures

While US lawmakers have expressed alarm at Facebook’s limited ability to know who is buying advertisements

The unexpected compensation arrangement involves no salary or cash bonus but sets up rewards for Musk

Various heads of schools violate rules of tender procedure

Overuse of social media addiction remains understudied

Inspired by PlayStation 4's DualShock controller, the shoes have a PS4 logo that illuminates when pressed

Chinese government has a tight grip on content distributed in the country, including movies, music and video games

The announcement came as Macron welcomed 140 multinational business leaders at the opening of the World Economic Forum

The company posted a list of chip models that could be tripped up by the patch

Up to 6 million people at a time log into the free, live games on their smartphones

The company is building its customer base in 190 countries by spending billions on programming

The company said it expects a charge of about $85 million in the current quarter related to taxes on foreign earnings

If the target stocks gain 10 per cent, the notes should trade up 30 per cent

Murdoch, who controls the Wall Street Journal as executive chairman of News, said in a statement