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Donald Knuth reflects on 50 years of 'The Art of Computer Programming'

With more than one million copies in print, "The Art of Computer Programming" is the Bible of its field

Fighting breast cancer with AI-powered mobile, non-invasive solutions

Breast cancer's shockingly high fatality rate in India is due in large part to the fact that it is mostly detected at later stages

IoT can reach 2 bn phone connections and unlock revenues of $11.1 bn: Study

India has potential to reach 2 bn mobile connections by 2022

Digital transformation to contribute $154 bn to India's GDP by 2021

Data scientist, artificial intelligence engineer, cloud architect, cyber security expert, and digital project manager make the top 5 list

Support domestic hardware for sensitive tech

The recent drone scare at Gatwick airport has exposed the lack of preparedness against drones

Remote surgery to driver-less cars, industry set to make India 5G-ready

India is testing a raft of applications of the upcoming 5G technology

Jio working with partners to bring affordable big screen smartphone: Report

This device would cater to large section of the mobile phone customers, who aspire to move from feature phones to smartphones

Canon M50 review: A pocket monster for on-the-go photographer in you

The fourth camera of Canon's M-series has a smaller form factor, making it a great companion for street photography

Airtel, Ericsson claim 500 Mbps download speed on smartphones with new tech

In an outdoor environment, the peak download speed of more than 400 Mbps was achieved with coverage of about 180 metres from the base station, the companies said in a statement

Five-star or sham? How to spot fake Amazon reviews in three quick steps

It's on us to understand how Amazon reviews really work before we buy, and it's on Amazon to start rethinking the star system entirely

Is Facebook developing a cryptocurrency for money transfer on WhatsApp?

According to sources, Facebook is developing a stablecoin -- a type of digital currency pegged to the U.S. dollar -- to minimize volatility

Twitter and Facebook remove accounts in Bangladesh for manipulation

Twitter suspended a total of 15 accounts while Facebook removed nine pages and six accounts, the US social media giants said in separate statements.

Soon, app to manage crowds at Jesus's birthplace through reservation system

Palestinian deputy tourism minister Ali Abu Srour said the app would also provide information about the church

IIT-Kharagpur is working on a health-based mobile app for indigenous users

The app will be able to process data in different environments and demarcate between "normal and abnormal activities

Allowing AI to take military decisions may one day trigger a nuclear war

In true arms race fashion, this dynamic is already accelerating the pace of development and deployment of AI-empowered systems and ensuring their future prominence in warfare

Why the 2019 Lok Sabha elections will be fought and won in tech war rooms

India already has close to 900 million eligible voters, and an estimated half-a-billion have access to the Internet

Apple makes software changes to iOS to avoid ban on iPhones in China

In a bid to avoid Qualcomm patent around app management, the update changes the animation for when an app is forced to close, according to MacRumors

Privacy issues: Here's how to delete your Facebook, Instagram profiles

Lost faith in Facebook after data leakages, breaches and too much noise? Here's a guide to breaking up with the social network and its photo-sharing app for good

Google's marketing of children's apps misleads parents, consumer groups say

The groups also said some apps appeared to violate the Children's Online Privacy Protection Act, a federal law that prohibits sites and apps from collecting personal information from children

2018 was a huge year in gaming with bumper revenues, re-imagined classics

eSports and livestreaming showed bumper growth. Progressively updated games, and the 'early access' trend continued to both delight and frustrate