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Tinder users appropriating dating app for political campaigning: Study

Users around the world are employing it for multilevel marketing, political campaigning, and promoting local gigs, a new study says

Appin Security sets up R&D lab in IIT-Delhi

Appin Security Group, in the past, has worked with BSNL, American Express, Infosys, Yatra.com and others to create IT security solutions

Sony HT-S20R soundbar first impression: Unabashedly loud on a strict budget

It sets a new low in price for Sony as they enter a flooded sub-Rs 15,000 market

Sebi embraces new-age tools for information to prevent insider trading

The regulator will use data analytics to scrutinise what it finds in its 'data lakes' and monitor information on social media

As Android-iOS dominate world, Indian start-ups working to end the duopoly

Indus OS, a start-up from Bangalore, has an Indianised operating system for mobiles, used by phone makers like Karbonn and Micromax, among others

Budgeting for the future of tech

Short courses that are linked to market needs and breakthrough technologies will be far more useful than degrees that are outdated from day one

Tamil Nadu's leap into AI, blockchain to help the state with better service

Part of the state's digital initiative involves steering the government towards evolving policies that are based more on data and analytics than on unproven assumptions and guesswork

Facebook, SIAM joins hands to offer digital experience on auto expo

Creators and influencers from the auto industry will also showcase their top moments to connect with enthusiasts from across the country

Pay by app: The risks and rewards as Indians chuck cash, go digital

There are 238 digital payment apps to choose from if you still haven't downloaded one for your smartphone

Twitter to label altered photos, videos, remove if it may cause harm

But deciding what might cause harm could be difficult to define, and some material will likely fall into a gray area

YouTube to ban 'manipulated' election videos to stem misinformation

The Google-owned video service said it was taking the measures as part of an effort to be a 'more reliable source' for news and to promote a 'healthy political discourse'

Google tests new subscription service to pick best photos and print them

The monthly photo prints subscription program will send you 10 prints that will be auto-selected from your last 30 days of photos, allowing you to make a change if required

ISRO readying low-cost satellite launch vehicles worth Rs 30-35 cr

ISRO has planned some 500 Polar Satellite Launch Vehicle launches in the next five years, a press release quoting Haridas said

Will you buy this $5,000 Apple iPhone inspired by Tesla Cybertruck?

Those willing to shed the extra dollars for an otherwise USD 999 model can pre-order the Cyberphone on the Caviar website

Apple, Samsung in close competition for title of top smartphone seller

Industry trackers on Thursday released estimates that show the iPhone maker close to matching or surpassing its Korean rival in shipments during the pivotal holiday quarter

MEPs demand universal mobile phone charger setting up clash with Apple

The US company insists that its Lightning cable that charges its iPhones is part of a stand for "innovation"

Give your room a boost: Sennheiser brings Ambeo in India for Rs 1,99,999

Showcased at the CES 2019, Ambeo emulates the sound of a home theatre audio system through a one-piece soundbar

EU issues strict norms for 5G infrastructure, doesn't impose ban on Huawei

The plan urges EU member states to "assess the risk profile of suppliers" and "apply relevant restrictions for suppliers considered to be high risk" accordingly

Crackdown on 'deepfakes' indicates danger to credible media dissemination

Deepfake is a catch-all word to describe a large portfolio of AI-driven video-manipulation technologies

EU will not ban Huawei in Europe, but impose strict rules on 5G tech

The European Commission, the EU's executive arm, will officially unveil its recommendations on Wednesday