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Parliamentary Committee on IT summons Google, Facebook on June 29

In its next sitting on July 6, representatives of the Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology will submit evidence related to the subject before the committee.

Microsoft admits to signing rootkit malware in supply-chain fiasco

Tech giant Microsoft has now confirmed signing a malicious driver being distributed within gaming environments

Samsung Galaxy M32 goes on sale: Know price, introductory offers, and more

The Galaxy M32 comes in 4GB+64GB and 6GB+128GB configurations priced at Rs 14,999 and Rs 16,999, respectively

With cloud and AI, IBM broadens 5G deals with Verizon and Telefonica

IBM will offer telecom operators Verizon and Telefonica new services ranging from running 5G over a cloud platform to using artificial intelligence

Twitter appoints California-based Jeremy Kessel as India Grievance Officer

Jeremy Kessel is the Global Legal Policy Director of Twitter

Microsoft says new breach found in probe of suspected SolarWinds hackers

Microsoft said an attacker had won access to one of its customer-service agents and then used information from that to launch hacking attempts against customers

How DRDO's tech comes in handy to ramp up medical oxygen output

The compressed air is expanded in a turbine so that refrigeration is produced.

IT players to telco giants, a clutch of Indian firms gunning for 5G market

A clutch of Indian companies is readying to make products and solutions for state-of-the-art telecom networks in India and abroad

Anti-trust algorithms drive online sales

Investigations are required in India and other emerging economies to ensure that algorithm-led personalised pricing in e-commerce is not harmful

Windows 11 to require laptops to have high-quality webcams: Report

As part of the rush of news surrounding its new operating system, Microsoft has declared that starting January 1, 2023, all new laptops running on Windows 11 will need to have a front-facing camera.

Microsoft says new breach found in probe of suspected SolarWinds hackers

The company said it had found the compromise during its response to hacks by a team it identifies as responsible for earlier major breaches at SolarWinds and Microsoft

Amidst pandemic, technology ensured uninterrupted governance: Ajay Sawhney

Ajay Sawhney, Secretary, Ministry of Electronics & Information Technology, Government of India, said that Indian IT industry showcased its best potential and offered highly innovative solutions

Twitter may soon let you sign in through connected Google Account

Micro-blogging site Twitter is working to make it possible to sign in to your account through a connected Google Account

Microsoft's fast game-loading tech DirectStorage won't come to Windows 10

Microsoft has confirmed that DirectStorage, a game-related feature, is exclusive to its new operating system, and it won't become available in Windows 10 as part of a system update.

45% of all smartphones to be sold in 2022 will have OLED display: Report

Nearly half of all smartphones that will be sold in 2022 will feature an OLED panel, a new report has revealed.

Microsoft says new breach found in probe of suspected SolarWinds hackers

The company said it had found the compromise during its response to hacks by a team it identifies as responsible for earlier major breaches at SolarWinds and Microsoft

New OTT audience tracking tools take centre stage in video streaming space

With billions of dollars spent every year on original programming--and movies now being launched via OTTs with theatres remaining shut--the need for audience measurement is stronger than ever

Android apps will come to Windows 11 through Amazon App Store

The apps will be locally installed, meaning they will show up in the Taskbar and Start menu and not require your smartphone to function.

Amazon acquires podcast hosting, monetisation company Art19

The acquisition could allow Amazon to host podcasts and sell ads against them.

Google tests feature to warn users if search results not reliable

Companies like Google, Twitter and Facebook have often struggled to handle the high volume of misinformation, conspiracy theories and unverified news stories that run rampant on the internet.