| |  | | Here are the 9 startups that are likely to make it big in 2015. Some are trying to transform messaging, some are attempting to conquer the sharing economy and some are media companies trying to make it big | |
| |  | | Microsoft has sued several companies, including an Indian one, alleging they falsely claimed to be Microsoft-affiliated technical support. | |
| |  | | Geek uses commercially available picture of a German minister to clone her biological data. | |
| |  | | India showed its might in the smartphones arena during 2014 with companies launching a plethora of affordable devices. | |
| |  | | Amazon and Flipkart will invest nearly Rs 2,300 crore in the near term as they slug it out to acquire more customers in India's fast-growing online retail market. | |
| |  | | Infosys's 'super ninjas' team to offer solutions to clients on rapid prototyping and resolve issues faced by employees. | |
| |  | | After four years on the iPhone, the Classic won't be able to sway back anybody who has abandoned the BlackBerry. | |
| |  | | Despite the rise of social networks like Facebook and Twitter, just 4% in the survey said these platforms were important for the workplace. | |
| |  | | Huawei Technology's smartphone shipments rose by more than 40% in 2014 failing to match its own target and the performance of faster growing rivals such as Xiaomi Inc. | |
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