• When technology and society outpace the law - USA TODAY

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    When technology and society outpace the law
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    SAN FRANCISCO — The FBI-Apple encryption battle is just the beginning of an important debate this country needs to have about what to do when U.S. innovation outpaces American law. The FBI's failure to get data it wanted from an iPhone used by one of ...
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  • An Incredibly Dorky Look At Each Presidential Candidate's Technology Stack - Fast Company

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    An Incredibly Dorky Look At Each Presidential Candidate's Technology Stack
    Fast Company
    Which candidate has the most cookies? Who's using MailChimp? Let's dig into the details beneath the campaign sites. [Source Photos: Flickr users Gage Skidmore (Clinton, Rubio); Phil Roeder (Sanders); Jamelle Bouie (Trump)]. Advertisement. Shane Snow ...and more »
  • Lenovo Vibe K5 Plus set to launch in India on March 15

    Lenovo Vibe K5 Plus set to launch in India on March 15
    Lenovo Vibe K5 Plus with 5-inch full HD display and Snapdragon 616 processor will launch on March 15
    Lenovo, India’s fourth largest smartphone player in terms of market share will launch its Vibe K5 Plus on March 15. The company has started sending out invitations for the launch.
    The Vibe K5 Plus was launched at Mobile World Congress in Barcelona earlier this February. The Vibe K5 Plus is called KnockOut smartphone by the company and features a metal unibody design.
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  • Lenovo Vibe K5 Plus India launch set for March 15

    Lenovo Vibe K5 Plus India launch set for March 15
    Lenovo Vibe K5 Plus with 5-inch full HD display and Snapdragon 616 processor will launch on March 15
    Lenovo, India’s fourth largest smartphone player in terms of market share will launch its Vibe K5 Plus on March 15. The company has started sending out invitations for the launch.
    The Vibe K5 Plus was launched at Mobile World Congress in Barcelona earlier this February. The Vibe K5 Plus is called KnockOut smartphone by the company and features a metal unibody design.
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  • Saavn: An Indian music streaming service that wants to thrive on regional content

    Saavn: An Indian music streaming service that wants to thrive on regional content
     Saavn, the Indian music streaming service currently has 18 million monthly active users and recently launched its universal Windows 10 app
    2015 was a monumental year for music streaming – old players (read Apple) embraced newer ideas. The highlight belonged to the Apple vs Taylor Swift saga.
    As Apple Music, it’s much anticipated music-streaming service was finally launched, pop-star and cult goddess of our times, Taylor Swift initially declared she would not be on board and cal
  • India Welcomes Home Technology Talent - Wall Street Journal

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    India Welcomes Home Technology Talent
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    BANGALORE, India—Last year, Abhinandan Balasubramanian quit his job at a London-based financial-technology company. The startup scene in his native India was booming, and he wanted in. The 25-year-old Mr. Balasubramanian moved to Mumbai and ...and more »
  • Macbook Selfie Stick: The weirdest thing available on the internet

    Macbook Selfie Stick: The weirdest thing available on the internet
    The day when people walk on streets with unwieldy MacBook selfie stick might just come true
    Selfie sticks are undoubtedly the most popular accessories for smartphones but have you ever heard about one for your Macbook. Now there is one real selfie stick for Apple’s Macbook.
    Read MoreMacbook Selfie Stick: The weirdest thing available on the internetiPhone 5c encryption case: Apple, FBI to battle it out before CongressApple iPhone SE could come with 12 mp camera, priced at $500New York judg
  • Women In Technology: The Challenge And The Responsibility - Forbes

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    Women In Technology: The Challenge And The Responsibility
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    Is it almost reverse logic in some ways to call out 'women in technology' as an issue that needs addressing? Surely it should just be people in technology, some of whom are women, right? Speaking as a man married to a female professional software ...and more »
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  • Bangalore man’s frame of wife, now Apple ad across globe

    Bangalore man’s frame of wife, now Apple ad across globe
    Ashish Parmar’s photograph of his wife selected by Apple for its World Gallery (Source: Ashish Parmar)
    Little did Ashish Parmar know that a candid shot of his wife holding a diya in her hand will make its way to the eyes of millions of people. Now his friends from across the world are sending him selfies with huge billboards carrying his wife’s picture as the backdrop.
    It all started on November 14, 2015, when the Bengaluru-based photographer posted a picture on Instagram with the h
  • Technology firms' hopes dashed by 'cosmetic tweaks' to snooper's charter - The Guardian

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    Technology firms' hopes dashed by 'cosmetic tweaks' to snooper's charter
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    Home secretary Theresa May will introduce investigatory powers bill in the parliament. Photograph: Andy Rain/EPA. Alex Hern · @alexhern. Tuesday 1 March 2016 11.32 EST Last modified on Tuesday 1 March 2016 11.52 EST. Share on Facebook · Share on ...and more »
  • Apple can’t be forced by FBI to unlock iPhone

    Apple can’t be forced by FBI to unlock iPhone
    A federal magistrate-judge in New York city has ruled that the government can’t force Apple to hack an iPhone to investigate a drug dealer.
    It’s a win for Apple, which is being pressured by federal law enforcement agents to help it break into iPhones in at least 13 instances across the country.
    Apple says doing the federal government’s bidding would undermine the security features in hundreds of millions of iPhones around the world, CNN reported.
    So far, the justice department
  • Avid Technology cutting $68M in costs, but won't disclose layoff figures - BetaBoston

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    Avid Technology cutting $68M in costs, but won't disclose layoff figures
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    Video and audio software company Avid Technology of Burlington said it would shut down offices and cut jobs in the beleaguered company's latest restructuring plan. According to a statement issued by the company, the effort should lead to cost savings ...and more »
  • iPhone 5c encryption case: Apple, FBI to battle it out before Congress

    iPhone 5c encryption case: Apple, FBI to battle it out before Congress
    Apple and the US Federal Bureau of Investigation will make their cases before a congressional panel on Tuesday.
    Apple Inc and the US Federal Bureau of Investigation will make their cases before a congressional panel on Tuesday regarding a court order to force the technology company to give the FBI data from the iPhone belonging to one of the San Bernardino shooters.
    On Thursday, Apple filed a motion to vacate the court order, maintaining its stance that Apple Chief Executive Tim Cook said he wo
  • Fitbit helps monitor physical activity of cardiac patients

    Fitbit helps monitor physical activity of cardiac patients
    Fitbit – one of the most popular physical activity-monitoring device — is a valid and reliable way of monitoring physical actions of cardiac patients, finds a study.
    The research showed that Fitbit-Flex is a dependable device for checking activity specific to predicted attainment of physical activity guideline recommendations, that is, step counts and minutes of Moderate to Vigorous Physical Activity.
    It is also useful for monitoring physical activity in cardiac patients and for comp
  • Apple’s new iPad Pro tablet may be unveiled with iPhone SE on March 21

    Apple’s new iPad Pro tablet may be unveiled with iPhone SE on March 21
    Technology giant Apple may unveil its 9.7-inch iPad Pro tablet along with the iPhone SE on March 21, report says. The 9.7-inch iPad Pro includes a 12-megapixel rear camera with the same sensor found in the iPhone 6s.
    The new iPad would also sport FaceTime HD camera at the front above the display. It will also be able to record videos in 4K resolution, just like the iPhone 6s.
    iPad is an iOS-based line of tablet computers designed and marketed by Apple Inc. The first iPad was released on April 3,
  • Facebook’s Moments app now supports video

    Facebook’s Moments app now supports video
    Social networking giant Facebook’s private photo-sharing application Moments has been updated. The app now supports video sharing, Facebook said in a statement.
    The company says that since its launch in June 2015, more than 400 million photos have been shared in Moments, with 100 million of those in the last month, alone.
    Facebook said their efforts has paid off driving more than 400 million photos to be shared between users since Moments’ launch last year, the Verge reported.
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  • Element14 Raspberry Pi 3 Model B launched with Wi-Fi, Bluetooth connectivity

    Element14 Raspberry Pi 3 Model B launched with Wi-Fi, Bluetooth connectivity
    Element14, the leading manufacturer of the low cost, credit-card sized computer Raspberry Pi, on Tuesday launched the new faster, more powerful “Raspberry Pi 3 Model B” that comes with built-in wireless LAN and Bluetooth connectivity.
    The Raspberry Pi board plugs into a computer monitor or TV and uses a standard keyboard and mouse.
    It is capable of doing everything you’d expect a desktop computer to do, from browsing the internet and playing high-definition video, to making spr
  • Micromax launches 7-inch 4G tablet Canvas Tab P702 at Rs 7,999

    Micromax launches 7-inch 4G tablet Canvas Tab P702 at Rs 7,999
    The tablet comes with an internal storage of 16 GB (expandable up to 32 GB via a microSD card) and includes 2 GB of RAM.
  • Freedom 251-maker Ringing Bells now comes under Enforcement Directorate radar

    Freedom 251-maker Ringing Bells now comes under Enforcement Directorate radar
    It is raining cases for the Rs 251 Freedom 251 phone manufacturer Ringing Bells.
  • Xiaomi Mi 5 gets over 16 mn registrations in China for today’s flash sale

    Xiaomi Mi 5 gets over 16 mn registrations in China for today’s flash sale
    Xiaomi Mi 5 is the 2016 flagship device from Chinese smartphone giant. Mi 5 is a powerful smartphone priced very affordably in China
    Xiaomi Mi 5 has received over 16 million registrations, ahead of the first flash sale on March 1 in China. The smartphone was launched on February 24, and showcased for global audience at the annual MWC in Barcelona.
    Xiaomi Mi 5 packs flagship specifications at an aggressive pricing. Xiaomi launched its previous flagship Mi 4 almost 18 months back. The new Mi 5 co
  • Samsung Gear VR review: The power of the virtual

    Samsung Gear VR review: The power of the virtual
    Samsung Gear VR headset review: The full power of the virtual world comes alive here.
    If there’s an iconic image to have come out of this year’s MWC in Barcelona, it’s the one of Mark Zuckerberg and his appearance at Samsung Galaxy S7 launch. You can see Zuckerberg walking in, his familiar grey t-shirt and blue jeans, while the entire audience has Gear VR headsets on, presumably unaware that the Facebook CEO has just walked in. Some have rightly called it an apt metaphor for o
  • New smart glass will allow typing via virtual keyboard

    New smart glass will allow typing via virtual keyboard
    Some HMDs, such as Google Glass, use a touch panel and voice commands as an interface, but they are considered merely an extension of smartphones and are not optimised for wearable smart glasses. (Image ofGoogle glass for representational purposes only)
    Scientists have developed smart glasses with stereo-vision that allow users to text a message or type in key words for internet surfing by offering a virtual keyboard for text and even one for a piano.
    K-Glass is an even stronger model of smart
  • Microsoft HoloLens to start shipping from March 30 at $3,000

    Microsoft HoloLens to start shipping from March 30 at $3,000
    The Microsoft HoloLens operates on Windows 10 and unlike the Rift, requires no tethering to a separate computer.
    Microsoft says it will start shipping a developer version of its augmented reality device, HoloLens, for $3,000 on March 30.
    That’s around the same time Facebook’s Oculus will begin shipping the consumer version of its Rift virtual-reality headset for $600. HoloLens differs from the Oculus Rift in that it makes the viewer see three-dimensional objects in the real world, r
  • Micromax Canvas Tab P702 with 4G launched at Rs 7,999 in India

    Micromax Canvas Tab P702 with 4G launched at Rs 7,999 in India
    Micromax Canvas Tab P702 features a 7-inch HD IPS display. The USP of the tablet is its 3000mAh battery.
    Micromax has announced the launch of Canvas Tab P702, company’s first 4G-enabled tablet at Rs 7,999. The Canvas Tab P702 is available on Snapdeal in black and white colour variants.
    The Micromax Canvas Tab P702 features a 7-inch HD IPS display. The USP of the tablet is its 3,000 mAh battery. The device is powered by 1.3GHz MediaTek MT8735 quad-core processor coupled with 2 GB RAM and 1
  • HTC Vive VR system up for pre-orders now, starts at $799 in the US

    HTC Vive VR system up for pre-orders now, starts at $799 in the US
    HTC Vive VR system is now up for pre-order at $799, will start shipping from April 5.
    HTC Vive Virtual Reality (VR) system is now up for pre-order in the US, Europe and other select places. The Vive VR system is starting at $799, and HTC says shipping for the product will start on April 5.
    HTC Vive VR will be available in US, Australia, Canada, China, Taiwan, Japan, New Zealand, Belgium, Czech Republic, Ireland, Finland, Iceland, Germany, Denmark, Switzerland, Sweden, Poland, Netherlands, Norwa
  • Facebook fined by German court for violating data privacy of users

    Facebook fined by German court for violating data privacy of users
    A German court has fined Facebook for refusing to follow an order to adequately inform users about how it was using their intellectual property.
    A German court has fined Facebook 100,000 euros ($109,000) for refusing to follow an order to adequately inform users about how it was using their intellectual property, a consumer group said on Monday.
    News of the ruling followed a visit last week by Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg in which he mounted a charm offensive in the face of increasing antipathy
  • Evernote announces price-cut on subscriptions in India

    Evernote announces price-cut on subscriptions in India
    While, the yearly subscription of Evernote Plus is now available for Rs 850; Evernote Premium can be bought at Rs 1, 500.
    Evernote has announced a price update for its app for Indian users. While, the yearly subscription of Evernote Plus is now available for Rs 850; Evernote Premium can be bought at Rs 1, 500.
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  • Apple iPhone SE could come with 12 mp camera, priced at $500

    Apple iPhone SE could come with 12 mp camera, priced at $500
    Apple iPhone SE could come with a 12 mp camera and might be priced at $400-$500. File photo from an earlier Apple event.
    Apple’s iPhone SE, the new 4-inch screen smartphone from the company expected to launch in March 21 week, will come with a bigger camera, says a new report by KGI Securities analyst Ming-Chi Kuo.
    Kuo’s note, details of which have been shared by MacRumors says that the new Apple iPhone will have a 12 megapixel camera, not an eight megapixel camera as first reported
  • Android N’s redesigned notification panel will feature smaller app icons

    Android N’s redesigned notification panel will feature smaller app icons
    Google’s Android N is expected to launch at Google I/O 2016 scheduled for May 18
    Android N’s biggest update could well be the modified notification panel. According to a report at Android Police, the next version of Android will feature a lighter shade and full-width notifications.
    Android N is expected to make its first public debut during Google I/O 2016. Ahead of Google’s annual developer conference, screenshots have started surfacing which give a glimpse of the new Android
  • Google accepts some responsibility after self-driving car hits bus

    Google accepts some responsibility after self-driving car hits bus
    A Google’s self-driving Lexus car drives along street during a demonstration at Google campus in Mountain View, California. One of the Google cars recently had an accident with a public bus.
    A self-driving car bng tested by Google struck a public bus on a Silicon Valley street, a minor accident that appears to be the first time one of the tech company’s vehicles caused a crash during testing.
    Google accepted at least some responsibility for the collision, which occurred on February
  • Kerala’s mPhone smartphone brand promoters arrested on day of launch

    Kerala’s mPhone smartphone brand promoters arrested on day of launch
    Kerala Mango phone promoters were arrested on the day of the launch. Seen here is the mPhone 6. (Image source: Mango Phone website)
    It was supposed to be Kerala’s big moment under the smartphone sun. There were full page advertisements in all top Malayalam dailies, and there were web reports calling it the new “iPhone killer”.
    But Mango Phone, or mPhone, got peeled on the day of its launch with promoters Anto Augustine, 32, and Josekutty Augustine, 24, both brothers from Kalpe
  • Kerala’s mPhone brand promoters arrested on day of launch

    Kerala’s mPhone brand promoters arrested on day of launch
    Kerala Mango phone promoters were arrested on the day of the launch. Seen here is the mPhone 6. (Image source: Mango Phone website)
    It was supposed to be Kerala’s big moment under the smartphone sun. There were full page advertisements in all top Malayalam dailies, and there were web reports calling it the new “iPhone killer”.
    But Mango Phone, or mPhone, got peeled on the day of its launch with promoters Anto Augustine, 32, and Josekutty Augustine, 24, both brothers from Kalpe
  • Federal judge backs Apple’s iPhone stand in encryption fight with US govt

    Federal judge backs Apple’s iPhone stand in encryption fight with US govt
    A federal judge in Brooklyn has ruled that the U.S. Government cannot force technology giant Apple to provide the FBI with access to iPhone data in a New York drug case. The ruling comes at a time when Apple is in fight with the FBI over access to the phone used by one of the shooters in the San Bernardino, California.
    U.S. Magistrate Judge James Orenstein ruled that he did not have the legal authority to order Apple to disable the security of an iPhone that was seized during a drug investigatio
  • German court fines Facebook $109,000 over intellectual property dispute

    German court fines Facebook $109,000 over intellectual property dispute
    A German court has fined a social networking giant Facebook for refusing to follow an order of adequately informing users about how it was using their intellectual property. The court fined Facebook 100,000 euros ($109,000).
    A spokesperson for Facebook, however, said that the problem was with the timing rather than the message.
    “We complied with the order to clarify a single provision in our terms concerning an IP license a while ago. The court felt we did not update our terms quickly enou
  • New York judge backs Apple in encryption debate, says can’t force iPhone unlocking

    New York judge backs Apple in encryption debate, says can’t force iPhone unlocking
    Apple’s case against the FBI got a boost with a US judge in another case ruling that he could not force Apple to unlock an iPhone 5s. (Source: Reuters)
    US government cannot force Apple Inc to unlock an iPhone in a New York drug case, a federal judge in Brooklyn said on Monday, a ruling that bolsters the company’s arguments in its landmark legal showdown with the Justice Department over encryption and privacy.
    The government sought access to the phone in the Brooklyn case in October,
  • Coolpad Note 3 Lite review: Falls a little short of being a value-for-money phone

    Coolpad Note 3 Lite review: Falls a little short of being a value-for-money phone
    Does this feature-rich phone survive the real-world tests?
  • Apple wants to talk and settle fight with FBI over iPhone encryption

    Apple wants to talk and settle fight with FBI over iPhone encryption
    Apple and FBI are locked in battle over a warrant seeking to force the technology company to help unlock the iPhone used by one of the shooters in December's San Bernardino attacks.
  • Unlocking iPhone would leave millions of users exposed: Apple

    Unlocking iPhone would leave millions of users exposed: Apple
    The tech giant is battling the FBI's request to develop an anti-encryption tool for an iPhone at the center of the San Bernardino case.
  • Microsoft to start shipping developer HoloLens in March

    Microsoft to start shipping developer HoloLens in March
    HoloLens differs from the Oculus Rift in that it makes the viewer see three-dimensional objects in the real world, rather than blocking out the real and replacing it with a 360-degree fictional universe.
  • Obama launches 'take your child to lab' day to encourage kids to pursue STEM fields

    Obama launches 'take your child to lab' day to encourage kids to pursue STEM fields
    It's part of Obama's effort to encourage young people, especially girls and minorities, to pursue careers in the fields of science, technology, engineering and math.
  • At this unmanned store, customers only need a smartphone to make purchases

    At this unmanned store, customers only need a smartphone to make purchases
    39-year-old IT specialist Robert Ilijason runs a 24-hour shop with no cashier. All that customers need to do is to register for the service and download an app.
  • Federal judge backs Apple; says government can't force it to unlock iPhone

    Federal judge backs Apple; says government can't force it to unlock iPhone
    His ruling echoed many of the arguments that Apple has made in the San Bernardino case, particularly his finding that a 1789 law called the All Writs Act cannot be used to force Apple to open the phone.
  • Facebook fined $109,000 for being unclear on how it uses people's data

    Facebook fined $109,000 for being unclear on how it uses people's data
    A German court originally ruled in March 2012 that Facebook's terms and conditions did not make clear the extent to which users' intellectual property - such as photos and videos - could be used by Facebook and licensed to third parties.
  • Yahoo may write down goodwill value of Tumblr

    Yahoo may write down goodwill value of Tumblr
    Yahoo said earlier in the month it took a $230 million impairment charge related to Tumblr and was considering strategic alternatives for its core internet business.
  • Google takes some responsibility after self-driving car hits bus in minor crash

    Google takes some responsibility after self-driving car hits bus in minor crash
    The Mountain View, California-based internet search leader said it made changes to its software after the crash to avoid future incidents.