Tech

From a close-knit portal, Facebook today has over 1.5 billion users around the world.

Commemorating the birth anniversary of the academician, Google has posted doodles inspired by some of Perrault's famous works.

Spectranet is planning to provide fixed line broadband connection with 100 mbps speed and unlimited data for about Rs 1,200 per month.

Drive tests are conducted to assess coverage and quality of service of mobile networks.

Users can access Netflix through an app on a smart TV, a videogame console, a streaming player, a smartphone or a tablet.

A case has been registered against Snapdeal CEO Kunal Bahl and its founder Rohit Bansal for online sale of Maggi in five states during the period of ban between June 7 and October 30 last year.

Under its hood is a 1.3 GHz quad-core processor paired with 2GB DDR3 RAM.

A primer on the odd-even plan and how to make use of what technology has on offer to make this effort towards a healthier Delhi air a little easier.

OLED screens are thinner and offer better picture quality than the mainstay liquid crystal display screens.

Here's a sneak peek at some of the next-generation projects Samsung's working on at its usually top-secret Creative Lab.

Rising Internet speeds have been driven by consumer demands for growing amounts of bandwidth to watch movies, play video games and download data.

A Samsung Group spokeswoman said SDI would comply by disposing the 5 million Samsung C&T shares and consider options to minimise the potential market impact from selling the shares.

Using the solution, Micromax users will be able to conduct financial transactions like sending or requesting money, splitting bills and making payments to contacts in the device address book.

Over the years, Google has been posting a series of doodles with the onset of the holiday season.

After confirming the bug, he decided to dig a bit deeper, and then things took an ugly turn when he gained access to basically all of Instagram's secret key material.

The leaked data from the fan site of the Japanese toy company includes information like users' full names, email addresses and encrypted passwords.