Tech

Facebook suggests three ways in which its 1.5 billion users can keep their accounts safe.

This galaxy - located about nine billion light years away - emits powerful radio waves.

Camera sensors capture the reflection off the retina and cornea to gauge where the eye is, and where it is looking.

Toshiba is demanding the five ex members, including three former presidents, pay a combined $2.4 million.

Activision Blizzard Studios' first production will be "Skylanders Academy," an animated TV series based on the company's toys-to-life videogame "Skylanders".

The STV of Rs 35 provides 20 paise per minute calls to any network for all local and STD voice call with a validity of 2 days.

The new post format on the Facebook iPhone app will allow users to hear 30-second previews of songs streamed from either Apple Music or Spotify.

Best known for authoring the book, ‘The Laws of Thought,’ Boole’s notable contribution has been in the field of linear differential equations.

Flipkart, which competes with Snapdeal and Amazon besides other smaller players, opened its largest warehouse in Telangana.

Flipkart has 45 million registered users clocking 10 million daily visits and delivers about eight million shipments per month.

Researchers have developed a tractor beam that uses high-amplitude sound waves to levitate, move and rotate small objects without making contact with them.

Nearly half of 65 countries examined have seen online freedom weaken since June 2014 while 14 countries adopted laws in the past year to expand government surveillance.

In partnership with Blackhawk Network, Samsung will be introducing gift cards to use for dining, shopping, entertainment and groceries. The feature is planned to roll out by the end of the year.

A new instalment of award winning video game 'Assassin's Creed' lets people play at being deadly twins dispensing bloody justice.

The Swiss watchmaker celebrates 20 years of partnership with the most famous secret agent and the new watch design will be worn by Daniel Craig in the saga's next episode.

Under the deal, Sony will pay up to $2.5 million, or $10,000 per person, to reimburse employees for identity theft losses and up to $2 million, or $1,000 per person, to reimburse them for protective measures they took after the cyber attack.