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Nokia 8.1: A handset for those finicky about smartphone features

It's not just the Zeiss optics, but the Nokia 8.1 also has improved AI processing for pictures

Soon, your child will get to learn AI in CBSE schools; experts impressed

CBSE governing body recently decided to introduce artificial intelligence as an elective subject in classes 8, 9 and 10; experts are praising the move but see a need to equip teachers as well

Consumer Electronic Show 2019: Samsung to showcase flexible Space Monitor

The Space Monitor is available in two models, one with a 27-inch QHD and a 32-inch version with 4K display that costs $500

Robots killing off all the jobs? No evidence so far, says World Bank

Automation has so far had little effect on the global labour market

Devices that will invade your life in 2019 (and what's overhyped)

Here's what to watch, and what to avoid

Like human beings, man-made artificial intelligence also has a dark side

Though AI technology is perceived to be the next big thing, it also seems to have implications that go beyond its generic notion of making life easier for humans

First in history! China's spacecraft nears landing on the far side of moon

China is only the third country - it followed the United States and Russia - to send its own astronauts into space aboard its own rockets

Can re-skilling help women find better jobs? Here's what data shows

20 million Indian women quit their jobs between 2004 and 2012, according to a World Bank study

CES 2019: From AI to IoT and 5G, innovations that will be big at tech event

CES 2019 will see technology majors, start-ups and technology enthusiasts coming together to unveil, announce and showcase innovations that would set the tone for the rest of the year

Sports broadcasters up the tech ante to bring viewers closer to the game

Today, viewers can participate in polls, predict match outcomes and post queries to commentators, all using their smartphones while watching the game at home on TV

Meet the men who help machines learn legal and financial lingo

Sajeev Aravindan and Krishna Tirupati's firm Vaultedge has developed an AI-based software platform that does what seasoned lawyers and financial experts do, but at a much faster pace

Delivery wagons to foldable phones, tech that will change your life in 2019

Here's an annual roundup of the tech that will affect us in the year ahead

You won't be able to use WhatsApp on these iOS, Android devices in 2019

Earlier, WhatsApp had outlined devices and OS that would be cut off from its support room

Here's what these 8 social media trends told us about US economy in 2018

Adult dorms and jade rollers may prove to be fads, but they also say something about growth, labour markets and demographics

2019 Lok Sabha polls: FB to tackle election-related abuse with task force

The challenge for the task force in India would be to distinguish between real political news and political propaganda

As Isro works on human spaceflight, a glimpse of challenges from the past

On one day in 1973, three American astronauts on board the Skylab space-station closed their radio link with NASA ground stations and took time off to chill

2018: A watershed year for democratisation of artificial intelligence

It is not just the large technology companies such as Google and Microsoft that experimented with AI, entrepreneurs and investors were equally keen not to miss out on this game

Why govt's proposal for proactive filtering is not as absurd as critics say

It's time to rethink the legal immunity we hand out to massive internet companies

What's a new year without new tech? Gadgets and gizmos 2019 has in store

Here is a range of gadgets that people can expect in the coming year

Technological innovations in 2018 saw no end: Here's what you must know

In a first, a plane with no moving parts - no turbines, propellers or even fans - took flight in November