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The lawsuit said the NSA is violating US constitutional protections and the law by tapping into high-capacity cables, switches and routers that move Internet traffic through the United States.

CEO Dido Harding said 'attackers hacked the company's website but not its core systems, and none of our customers credit card information has been exposed.'

The system pinpoints whether a player's gambling patterns are exhibiting signs of risk and starting to match those of previous players who opted for 'self-exclusion' from the sites to avoid becoming hooked to it.

The virtual K-Pop dance teacher uses 3D tracking of 15 human body joints using data of the human body and the relational information among human body joints.

The images of Kerberos taken by NASA's New Horizons spacecraft complete the family portrait of Pluto's moons -- Styx, Nix, Kerberos, Hydra and Charon.

It was Zuckerberg's first ever speech in any language.

Here's a list of smartphones and other gadgets launched in India this week.

'Halo 5 Guardians,' 'Divinity: Original Sin' enhanced, 'WWE 2K16', and other upcoming video games.

Priscilla Chan works as a pediatrician and has also been a teacher, seeing first-hand how poor health hinders learning in classrooms, Zuckerberg said.

The gesture comes a week after Dorsey laid off 8 per cent of Twitter's workforce in an effort to make the company profitable for the first time in its nine-year history.

The "iMHere" (interactive Mobile Health & Rehabilitation) system features mobile reminders and messaging with healthcare providers and is feasible for use by young patients with spina bifida.

Ahmed Mohamed, 14,was arrested when he showed a teacher at his school his homemade clock, which the teacher feared was a bomb.

Dave Scott, the commander of the Apollo 15 mission to the Moon in 1971, wore the Bulova Chronograph watch on his third lunar walk after his standard-issue Swiss Omega became damaged.

What's it like to perform in front of a stadium full of adoring fans? Guitar Hero Live tries to answer those questions by giving you a first-person perspective of a big rock festival.