• Use technology to preserve Indian languages: Smriti Irani - The Indian Express

    Use technology to preserve Indian languages: Smriti Irani - The Indian Express
    Use technology to preserve Indian languages: Smriti Irani
    The Indian Express
    “If this university can work on saving the extinct languages of the country, it would be the best use of the technology,” she emphasised. By: Express News Service Jalandhar Published:May 23, 2016, 2:30 ...and more »
  • The Week In Technology, May 23-27, 2016 - Aviation Week

    The Week In Technology, May 23-27, 2016 - Aviation Week
    Aviation Week
    The Week In Technology, May 23-27, 2016
    Aviation Week
    A Future for Boeing's VTOL Phantom Swift? Although Boeing's Phantom Swift may have narrowly missed being chosen to be a Darpa's VTOL X-Plane, the company believes its ducted-fan vertical-takeoff-and-landing concept could find application as an ...
  • Technology Manager - E&T magazine

    Technology Manager - E&T magazine
    Technology Manager
    E&T magazine
    National Grid's energy network transports gas and electricity to homes and businesses all over the UK. It's an essential part of all our lives. And it needs to be continuously advanced and enhanced to meet increasing demand whilst embracing new energy ...and more »
  • Google is building its own chip called Tensor Processing Unit for AI

    Google is building its own chip called Tensor Processing Unit for AI
    Google’s Tensor Processing Unit is delivering an order of magnitude better-optimized performance per watt for machine learning (Source: Google)
    Google has designed its very own custom chip for deep neural networks, the technology behind its artificial intelligence based internet services.
    At Google I/O, CEO Sundar Pichai spoke about company’s self-designed ASIC or application-specific integrated circuit to drive deep neural networks. Google is using AI to identify objects and faces
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  • Looking for Yield? Try Technology Stocks. - Motley Fool

    Looking for Yield? Try Technology Stocks. - Motley Fool
    Motley Fool
    Looking for Yield? Try Technology Stocks.
    Motley Fool
    The investing landscape has changed quite a bit for dividend investors. Those seeking high yields in equities had to traditionally invest in the financial, utilities, telecom, and consumer-staples sectors. Today, investors can also find attractive ...
  • Google Project Jacquard Smart commuter jacket announced in tie-up with Levi’s

    Google Project Jacquard Smart commuter jacket announced in tie-up with Levi’s
    Google and Levi’s have developed a new jacket that lets users interact with their smartphones by swiping at the garment (Source: Google)
    Google and denim jeans company Levi’s have developed a new jacket that lets users interact with their smartphones by swiping at the garment in various ways, a media report said.
    Called the ‘Commuter Trucker Jacket’, the garment is aimed at cyclists who may be too busy riding and concentrating on their surroundings to reach into their po
  • Google built its own custom chip for its AI Bots

    Google built its own custom chip for its AI Bots
    Google’s Tensor Processing Unit is delivering an order of magnitude better-optimized performance per watt for machine learning (Source: Google)
    Google has designed its very own custom chip for deep neural networks, the technology behind its artificial intelligence based internet services.
    At Google I/O, CEO Sundar Pichai spoke about company’s self-designed ASIC or application-specific integrated circuit to drive deep neural networks. Google is using AI to identify objects and faces
  • Sony Xperia X, XA pre-registration starts in India: All you need to know before buying

    Sony Xperia X, XA pre-registration starts in India: All you need to know before buying
    Sony Xperia X and XA will launch in India on May 30. The smartphone was first showcased at MWC in Barcelona (Source: Nandagopal Rajan)
    Sony India has started pre-registrations for its yet to launch, Xperia X and XA smartphones in India. Sony had showcased X series range, which includes X and XA smartphones at Mobile World Congress back in February.
    According to an official press statement, Sony is not bringing X Performance smartphone to India anytime soon. It will be interesting to see how Son
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  • Sony Xperia X, XA pre-registration starts in India: All you need to know

    Sony Xperia X, XA pre-registration starts in India: All you need to know
    Sony Xperia X and XA will launch in India on May 30. The smartphone was first showcased at MWC in Barcelona (Source: Nandagopal Rajan)
    Sony India has started pre-registrations for its yet to launch, Xperia X and XA smartphones in India. Sony had showcased X series range, which includes X and XA smartphones at Mobile World Congress back in February.
    According to an official press statement, Sony is not bringing X Performance smartphone to India anytime soon. It will be interesting to see how Son
  • Sony starts pre-registration for its Xperia X and XA smartphones in India

    Sony starts pre-registration for its Xperia X and XA smartphones in India
    Sony Xperia X and XA will launch in India on May 30. The smartphone was first showcased at MWC in Barcelona (Source: Nandagopal Rajan)
    Sony India has started pre-registrations for its yet to launch, Xperia X and XA smartphones in India. Sony had showcased X series range which includes X and XA smartphones at Mobile World Congress back in February.
    According to an official press statement, Sony is not bringing X Performance smartphone to India anytime soon. It will be interesting to see how Sony
  • Canada's major telecoms set to leap in to 5G technology - Toronto Star

    Canada's major telecoms set to leap in to 5G technology - Toronto Star
    Toronto Star
    Canada's major telecoms set to leap in to 5G technology
    Toronto Star
    Bell, Rogers and Telus are beginning trials to develop operating standards for fifth generation wireless networks, even though 5G remains in a conceptual phase. Canada's major telecom operators, including Rogers, are looking towards 5G technology.and more »
  • Coolpad Max vs Xiaomi Mi 5 vs Smartron t.phone: Specs battle in premium mid-budget

    Coolpad Max vs Xiaomi Mi 5 vs Smartron t.phone: Specs battle in premium mid-budget
    CoolPad Max is the new premium mid-budget smartphone from the Chinese player. Here’s a quick look at how it stands against the rest of the competition.
    Coolpad has officially launched its flagship smartphone, Coolpad Max in India. At Rs 24,999, it’s a big leap for Coolpad which is known for its sub-Rs 10,000 smartphones. Coolpad has built a reputation for its Note 3 series smartphones and now it wants to establish itself in the premium mid-segment flagship category.
    Coolpad Max, whi
  • Coolpad Max vs Xiaomi Mi 5 vs Smartron t.phone: Battle for premium mid-budget segment

    Coolpad Max vs Xiaomi Mi 5 vs Smartron t.phone: Battle for premium mid-budget segment
    Coolpad Max is the latest flagship smartphone from Chinese smartphone company that features metal unibody design and dual space option
    Coolpad has officially launched its flagship smartphone, Coolpad Max in India. At Rs 24,999, it’s a big leap for Coolpad which is known for its sub-Rs 10,000 smartphones. Coolpad has built a reputation for its Note 3 series smartphones and now it wants to establish itself in the premium mid-segment flagship category.
    Coolpad Max, which was launched first i
  • French firm Thales to provide latest safety technology to Indian Railways - Economic Times

    French firm Thales to provide latest safety technology to Indian Railways - Economic Times
    Economic Times
    French firm Thales to provide latest safety technology to Indian Railways
    Economic Times
    VIENNA: With the rolling out of Indian Railways' "zero-accident mission", several global players, including French firm Thales , have geared up to be part of the plan to provide latest technology for strengthening the safety of India's rail network ...and more »
  • Sony starts pre-registration for its new Xperia X and XA smartphone in India

    Sony starts pre-registration for its new Xperia X and XA smartphone in India
    Sony Xperia X and XA will launch in India on May 30. The smartphone was first showcased at MWC in Barcelona (Source: Nandagopal Rajan)
    Sony India has started pre-registrations for its yet to launch, Xperia X and XA smartphones in India. Sony had showcased X series range which includes X and XA smartphones at Mobile World Congress back in February.
    According to an official press statement, Sony is not bringing X Performance smartphone to India anytime soon. It will be interesting to see how Sony
  • MyShake: Now an app to detect earthquake

    MyShake: Now an app to detect earthquake
    MyShake, will be publicly available on Sunday, May 22 (Tokyo time), through the Google Play Store, which can be accessed via the MyShake website.
    A team of researchers has shaken things up with a new app so that you can turn your smartphones into personal earthquake detectors.
    The University of California scientists are coming out with a Japanese version of an Android app that crowdsources ground-shaking information from smartphones to detect quakes and eventually warn users of impending jolts
  • India to demonstrate reusable launch vehicle technology

    India to demonstrate reusable launch vehicle technology
    ISRO has designed and built the RLV-TD as a testbed to evaluate technologies developed to reduce the cost of launching rockets (Source: ISRO)
    India will use a mini-rocket with a booster to fly a winged reusable launch vehicle into lower earth orbit on May 23 for demonstrating the technology its space agency developed, a senior official said on Friday.
    “All going well, especially the weather, we will send on May 23 the nine-metre rocket, with a winged reusable launch vehicle demonstrator (
  • Coolpad Max vs Smartron t.phone vs Xiaomi Mi 5: Battle for premium mid-budget segment

    Coolpad Max vs Smartron t.phone vs Xiaomi Mi 5: Battle for premium mid-budget segment
    Coolpad Max is the latest flagship smartphone from Chinese smartphone company that features metal unibody design and dual space option
    Coolpad has officially launched its flagship smartphone, Coolpad Max in India. At Rs 24,999, it’s a big leap for Coolpad which is known for its sub-Rs 10,000 smartphones. Coolpad has built a reputation for its Note 3 series smartphones and now it wants to establish itself in the premium mid-segment flagship category.
    Coolpad Max, which was launched first i
  • An ‘inexperienced’ team behind Facebook Trending Topics: Report

    An ‘inexperienced’ team behind Facebook Trending Topics: Report
    Trending Topics was introduced in a handful of countries in January 2014 with a small staff based in New York.
    An inexperienced and unorganised team may have been controlling the now-controversial Trending Topics feature of Facebook, according to media reports.
    The social networking giant has faced allegations of “intentionally suppressing conservative news” from appearing on Trending Topics — a relatively new section of the site that shows the most popular news stories, techn
  • India to demonstrate reusable launch vehicle technology - The Indian Express

    India to demonstrate reusable launch vehicle technology - The Indian Express
    The Indian Express
    India to demonstrate reusable launch vehicle technology
    The Indian Express
    India will use a mini-rocket with a booster to fly a winged reusable launch vehicle into lower earth orbit on May 23 for demonstrating the technology its space agency developed, a senior official said on Friday. “All going well, especially the weather ...
    India to test reusable launch vehicle technology on MondayTimes of India
    India successfully launches 'space shuttle' technology demonstratorBus
  • Was Tim Cook's India Visit Only About Apple Maps and Apps?

    Was Tim Cook's India Visit Only About Apple Maps and Apps?
    If we look at why, in the first place, Cook came to India in this sweltering heat, it would not be wrong to interpret his first visit to the country as an exploratory mission rather than as one with a clear-cut investment agenda.
  • Google’s Project Ara smartphones to be available in 2017: Report

    Google’s Project Ara smartphones to be available in 2017: Report
    Google modular phones will work on a simple concept – once a basic model is bought all the bits can be pulled off and swapped as the consumer sees fit.
    Google plans to start selling its mobile phones with modular, replaceable parts – the first phone ever that the tech giant is manufacturing – by next year, according to a media report.
    The Project Ara team, involved in developing the product, confirmed that the modular phones would be available to consumers next year, technology
  • Google’s Project Ara modular smartphones to be available in 2017, says report

    Google’s Project Ara modular smartphones to be available in 2017, says report
    Project Ara: The Google modular phones will work on a simple concept – once a basic model is bought all the bits can be pulled off and swapped as the consumer sees fit.
    Google plans to start selling its mobile phones with modular, replaceable parts – the first phone ever that the tech giant is manufacturing – by next year, according to a media report.
    The Project Ara team, involved in developing the product, confirmed that the modular phones would be available to consumers nex
  • Google’s Project Ara modular smartphones to be available in 2017: report

    Google’s Project Ara modular smartphones to be available in 2017: report
    Project Ara: The Google modular phones will work on a simple concept – once a basic model is bought all the bits can be pulled off and swapped as the consumer sees fit.
    Google plans to start selling its mobile phones with modular, replaceable parts – the first phone ever that the tech giant is manufacturing – by next year, according to a media report.
    The Project Ara team, involved in developing the product, confirmed that the modular phones would be available to consumers nex
  • Tim Cook meets PM, updates ‘Narendra Modi mobile app’

    Tim Cook meets PM, updates ‘Narendra Modi mobile app’
    Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Saturday met Apple Chief Executive Tim Cook at 7, RCR here where he thanked the CEO for launching an updated version of the ‘Narendra Modi mobile app’.
    “I am delighted to share that Mr. Tim Cook launched an updated version of the ‘Narendra modi mobile app’. Thank you Mr. Cook. This updated version contains a new volunteering network on the App,” the Prime Minister tweeted.
    Calling on the citizens to take at look at the new featu
  • New smartphone app can detect earthquakes

    New smartphone app can detect earthquakes
    Scientists have developed an app that crowdsources ground-shaking information from smartphones to detect earthquakes and eventually warns users of impending jolts from nearby quakes. (Reuters) Scientists have developed an app that crowdsources ground-shaking information from smartphones to detect earthquakes and eventually warns users of impending jolts from nearby quakes.
    The app called MyShake, developed by researchers at University of California, Berkeley, runs in the background and draws li
  • Apple would like to tap skilled Indian youth: Tim Cook to PM Narendra Modi

    Apple would like to tap skilled Indian youth: Tim Cook to PM Narendra Modi
    Congratulating the Prime Minister on the recent election results, Apple Chief Executive Tim Cook on Saturday shared Apple Inc.’s future plans for India and appreciated the breadth of young talent in India, and said the youth have significant skills which Apple would like to tap the youth which have significant skills.
    Conveying to the Prime Minister about the warmth he was received with during his trip, Cook spoke about his visit to different parts of the country, and his meetings with peo
  • Has the age of quantum computing arrived? - The Guardian

    Has the age of quantum computing arrived? - The Guardian
    The Guardian
    Has the age of quantum computing arrived?
    The Guardian
    Ever since Charles Babbage's conceptual, unrealised Analytical Engine in the 1830s, computer science has been trying very hard to race ahead of its time. Particularly over the last 75 years, there have been many astounding developments – the first ...
  • Sony MDR-100ABN review: Bose has competition in noise cancelling

    Sony MDR-100ABN review: Bose has competition in noise cancelling
    Sony MDR-100ABN comes with lots of controls — power and noise cancelling on the left, and volume as remote option on the right
    Sony has been making significant strides in the headphones market in India. Powered by its brand recognition coupled with good pricing, the company has started becoming more visible across the country right from jogging parks to airports. That latest from the company is the hi-fi MDR-100ABN wireless noise-cancelling headphones.
    Sony MDR-100ABN
    The MDR-100ABN looks
  • Reliance Jio to launch LYF Wind 4 at Rs 6,799 soon

    Reliance Jio to launch LYF Wind 4 at Rs 6,799 soon
    Reliance Jio would soon introduce entry-level handset LYF Wind 4 priced at Rs 6,799.
    Gearing up to kick-start 4G services this year, telecom operator Reliance Jio would soon introduce entry-level handset LYF Wind 4 priced at Rs 6,799.
    The dual SIM phone, equipped with 4,000mAH battery, comes with 1GB RAM and 8GB internal memory. It has a Digital DTS Surround technology, a five inch LCD display, Reliance Jio said in a statement.
    The phone sports an 8 MP rear camera and a 2MP front camera and pro
  • Google to sell modular phones by 2017: Report

    Google to sell modular phones by 2017: Report
    Google modular phones will work on a simple concept – once a basic model is bought all the bits can be pulled off and swapped as the consumer sees fit.
    Google plans to start selling its mobile phones with modular, replaceable parts – the first phone ever that the tech giant is manufacturing – by next year, according to a media report.
    The Project Ara team, involved in developing the product, confirmed that the modular phones would be available to consumers next year, technology
  • Tom Cruise's Minority Report technology arrives a few years early - Times of India

    Tom Cruise's Minority Report technology arrives a few years early - Times of India
    Times of India
    Tom Cruise's Minority Report technology arrives a few years early
    Times of India
    The gesture-tracking technology used by Tom Cruise's pre-crime fighting police officer in Minority Report, the sci-fi movie set in 2054, has arrived a few years early. Tiny radar chips by Infineon Technologies AG paired with algorithms by Alphabet 's ...and more »
  • Amazon Agrees to Remove Snares, Animal-hunting Traps From Website

    Amazon Agrees to Remove Snares, Animal-hunting Traps From Website
    Wildlife SoS had recently found snares, traps, wildlife specimens and wild animal products being sold openly on Amazon and had started a petition campaign requesting the online giant to remove these items on compassionate grounds.
  • Nokia Slashes Over 1,000 Jobs in Finland

    Nokia Slashes Over 1,000 Jobs in Finland
    Once the world's top mobile phone maker, Finland's Nokia has been crushed by Samsung and Apple in the smartphone and tablet market in recent years, but earlier this month said it was returning to the fiercely competitive field.
  • Apple, Google Continue the Battle for Top Spot

    Apple, Google Continue the Battle for Top Spot
    The two companies have both been hugely profitable in recent years, for different reasons.
  • Excited to create India’s own space shuttle: ISRO chief Kiran Kumar

    Excited to create India’s own space shuttle: ISRO chief Kiran Kumar
    Indian Space Research Organisation Chairman Kiran Kumar (Express Photo by Ashwin Sadhu)
    Weather and wind speeds permitting, an almost 11-ton rocket will lift off from rocket port Sriharikota Monday morning — the first time India is launching an indigenous Reusable Launch Vehicle.
    In an interview, Indian Space Research Organisation Chairman Kiran Kumar explains the importance of the experimental Reusable Launch Vehicle (RLV), which is essentially an attempt by India to bring down the cost
  • Apple CEO Tim Cook meets PM Narendra Modi; discusses manufacturing and retail possibilities

    Apple CEO Tim Cook meets PM Narendra Modi; discusses manufacturing and retail possibilities
    Apple CEO Tim Cook meets Prime Minister Narendra Modi. (Source: PIB)
    Expressing interest in making Apple products in India, the global technology giant’s chief Tim Cook on Saturday discussed with Prime Minister Narendra Modi the “possibilities of manufacturing” and tapping the young talent pool in the country.
    On his maiden visit to India, the Apple CEO also discussed with Modi issues regarding cyber-security and data encryption.
    Read MoreApple CEO Tim Cook meets PM Narendra M
  • Google Shows Off Developer Edition of Its Modular Smartphone

    Google Shows Off Developer Edition of Its Modular Smartphone
    Word that Project Ara was moving ahead, and not shelved as some had speculated during the past year, came on the final day of Google's annual developers conference in the Silicon Valley city of Mountain View.
  • Bitcoin May Be Failing, But The Technology Behind It Will Live On - Forbes

    Bitcoin May Be Failing, But The Technology Behind It Will Live On - Forbes
    Forbes
    Bitcoin May Be Failing, But The Technology Behind It Will Live On
    Forbes
    In an article I wrote two years ago about the future of money, I explained that despite the libertarian fantasies that were being bandied about at the time, Bitcoin was unlikely to ever be a mainstream currency. Now it seems that Bitcoin is indeed ...and more »
  • No Airport Perfectly Secure, Say Experts

    No Airport Perfectly Secure, Say Experts
    Sharp objects like knives made with polymer, an extremely hard plastic, can also escape a metal detector.
  • Solar-powered Plane Reaches Last Leg of World Journey

    Solar-powered Plane Reaches Last Leg of World Journey
    The globe-circling voyage began in March 2015 from Abu Dhabi, the capital of the United Arab Emirates, and made stops in Oman, Myanmar, China and Japan.
  • SWIFT Asks Banks to Share Attack Details to Prevent Future Hacking

    SWIFT Asks Banks to Share Attack Details to Prevent Future Hacking
    The SWIFT network is considered the backbone of international finance but faith in its security has been rocked by the theft from Bank Bangladesh's account at the Federal Reserve Bank of New York.
  • Alcohol-monitoring Wristband Wins Top Health Wearable Prize

    Alcohol-monitoring Wristband Wins Top Health Wearable Prize
    BACtrack, a privately held medical device maker, took the $200,000 top prize in the National Institutes of Health (NIH) Wearable Biosensor Challenge with its wristband monitor, which measures blood alcohol levels via sweat on the skin.
  • Tim Cook Concludes India Trip With Hopes for More Business

    Tim Cook Concludes India Trip With Hopes for More Business
    Modi and Cook met for an hour in central Delhi and discussed Apple's plans for its India business, including the possibility of manufacturing and retailing in the country.
  • A taxonomy of unethical technology design patterns - Boing Boing

    A taxonomy of unethical technology design patterns - Boing Boing
    Boing Boing
    A taxonomy of unethical technology design patterns
    Boing Boing
    Tristan Harris, formerly Google's Design Ethicist and Product Philosopher, delves into the way that technology design can "hijack your attention," by introducing casino-like intermittent reward; by framing a subset of possible actions as a ...and more »
  • Technology can be the big disruptor and innovator in education - Economic Times

    Technology can be the big disruptor and innovator in education - Economic Times
    Technology can be the big disruptor and innovator in education
    Economic Times
    By Ashish Dhawan and Namita Dalmia Three key issues that are plaguing school education are a large learning gap in children, ineffective educators and poor accountability. Children in Class V cannot read Class II textbooks or do simple division. Our ...