Hubble telescope finds mysterious black hole disc
Hubble telescope finds mysterious black hole disc
Washington: Using NASA's Hubble Space Telescope, astronomers have discovered a disc very close to a starving black hole...
Intel reports $4.2bn profit, data centre business declines
Intel reports $4.2bn profit, data centre business declines
San Francisco: Chip-maker Intel registered $16.5 billion in net sales for the second quarter (Q2) of 2019...
Google contractors listening to your bedroom talks via Assistant
Google contractors listening to your bedroom talks via Assistant
San Francisco/New Delhi: Third-party contractors working for Google are recording and secretly listening to your bedroom...
Wi-Fi to 5G Cellular: Top 10 wireless technology trends for 2019
Wi-Fi to 5G Cellular: Top 10 wireless technology trends for 2019
London: Wireless technology plays a key role in today's communications and its new forms...
Make Mac Pro parts in the US or face tariffs, Trump warns Apple
Make Mac Pro parts in the US or face tariffs, Trump warns Apple
Washington: US President Donald Trump has threatened to slap Apple with tariffs...
Global shipping industry ‘most exposed’ to the low carbon energy shift
Global shipping industry 'most exposed' to the low carbon energy shift
New Delhi: Rapid decarbonisation of global energy supplies will have radical implications for the...
Amazon Alexa may come to Windows 10’s lock screen
Amazon Alexa may come to Windows 10's lock screen
San Francisco: Tech giant Microsoft would allow Amazon's voice assistant Alexa to activate on the lock...
Google suspends shady Samsung update app
Google suspends shady Samsung update app
San Francisco: Google has suspended a fraudulent mobile app on the Google Play Store called "Updates for Samsung" for...
Google Maps to now show bike sharing stations on the app
Google Maps to now show bike sharing stations on the app
San Francisco: To make Maps more useful for users, Google is adding support for...
Microsoft bidding farewell to iconic Windows games
Microsoft bidding farewell to iconic Windows games
San Francisco: Software giant Microsoft is killing all of its iconic Internet games including Hearts, Spades, Checkers, Backgammon,...
