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Ranked: World's 6 most-profitable smartphone companies |
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Buy Redmi 4a, Gold 16 GB with 2 GB RAM @₹5999 |
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Phones set to get smarter in 2018 with futuristic tech |
If 2017 was about dual cameras and longer battery life, the year 2018 is expected to churn out smartphones with larger screens packed with features like facial recognition and augmented/virtual reality. |
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WhatsApp suffers 2018's first major global outage, lasts almost an hour |
WhatsApp, a popular messaging service owned by Facebook, suffered a global outage for about an hour on Sunday before the problem was fixed. |
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How large should your retirement corpus be? |
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Google withdraws YouTube app from Amazon Fire TV |
Google has blocked YouTube on Amazon's Fire TV earlier than expected amid growing rivalry between the two tech giants as their businesses continue to overlap. |
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You can't negatively review past jobs on Google |
Google has updated its review policies according to which people are now banned from reviewing their former place of work negatively on its business tool. |
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Buyers' Guide: Choosing a smart speaker for your home |
While Amazon pioneered the internet-connected speaker that responds to voice commands, it now has plenty of competition from other tech heavyweights. Even the original Amazon Echo has six Alexa-powered alternatives vying for your attention and dollar... |
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10 biggest technologies that died in 2017 |
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Delhi police gets creative on Twitter to target drunk driving |
On December 26, the official Twitter handle of the Delhi Police posted a colourful, eye-catching image of the back of a truck, with the line "Mat lagao road pe race, accident mein bigdega face" (Don't race on the road, an accident might injure you). |
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Microsoft's new replacement app for usual lock screen now in India |
The application called, Microsoft Garage has been launched for Android devices. |
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Facebook apologises for mistakes in removing hate speech |
The posts were submitted to ProPublica as part of a crowd-sourced investigation into how facebook implements its hate-speech rules. |
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