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The cyber attack may have led to the theft of personal data from its more than 4 million customers.

Twitter Chief Executive Jack Dorsey's novel move to give a third of his company stock to an employee equity pool is a smart gesture.

Image sensors, which are used in digital cameras and smartphones, are part of Toshiba's system LSI semiconductor business.

Silicon Valley may think it can build a better car. But should it?

ESPN has begun removing its videos from YouTube due to rights issues surrounding YouTube's ad-free subscription service, Red.

The thing to remember about Amazon's new $50 Fire tablet is that it's a $50 tablet.

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

Should 'Halo 5' eventually make it over to Windows PC, whenever that happens, it'll be at least the sixth franchise entry to do so.

Google has created a new search tool, Frightgeist, to help users find out how their Halloween costumes are trending.

Once Chrome version 46.0.2490.73 for iOS is installed, users can swipe from the right of the display to activate the Split View mode.

Twitter has expanded its Moments format and introduced Promoted Moments on a trial basis.

The Google Play store for Android has undergone a makeover and is gradually being rolled out worldwide.

There were three other versions of the RK Laxman doodle created by Google doodler Olivia Huynh.

BlackBerry has announced that their latest smartphone, the BlackBerry Priv, is now available for preorder in the US, Canada and the UK from October 23.

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The iconic Common Man poses for his creator, RK Laxman, on the Google doodle commemorating the legendary cartoonist's 94th birth anniversary.