Apple's smallest iPhone may be called iPhone 12 Mini
Apple is expected to launch four new iPhones next month and a new report has claimed that one model with a 5.4-inch display may be called the iPhone 12 Mini.
Rosatom ships equipment for Kudankulam n-power plants
Russia's integrated nuclear power player Rosatom on Friday said that ship BBC Elbe has left the country with equipment for two 1,000 MW atomic power plants coming up in Tamil Nadu's Kudankulam.
Apple waives App Store fee for FB online events till Dec 31
Apple has temporarily waived its customary 30 per cent App Store fee on in-app purchases for paid online events by small businesses on Facebook.
Google announces new measures for safe, inclusive workplace
In another bid to build a more equitable and respectful workplace, Google has announced new measures that include new care programmes for employees who report concerns, and making arbitration optional
Twitter beefs up security for internal tools from potential misuse
To further secure its internal tools from potential misuse after the massive crypto hack in July, Twitter has rolled out phishing-resistant security keys, requiring its team to use them when authentic
Indian 'Highway Men' wrap up travel series on just iPhone, iPad
Imagine shooting an entire travel vlogging series on an iPhone, edit it on an iPad Pro and you are done to showcase your digital masterpiece to the world which would have otherwise cost you a bomb, in
New app to let users stream Xbox One games on iPhones
Microsoft is planning to release a new Xbox app for iOS that allows users to stream their Xbox One games on their iPhones.
Facebook fixes Instagram bug that turns phones into spying tools
Facebook has patched a critical vulnerability in Instagram that could have given an attacker the ability to take over a victims Instagram account, and turn their phone into a spying tool, simply by se
Microsoft suspends 18 Azure accounts tied to China-based hackers
Microsoft has suspended 18 Azure Active Directory applications on its Cloud infrastructure that were being used by a Chinese nation-state actor to execute their attacks.
Google to block election ads after US presidential polls
Google has said it will temporarily restrict all advertisers from running political ads following the US presidential elections on its platform.
OPPO to form Audio Quality Society to enhance consumers audio experience
OPPO on Friday announced that it will work with several of the major corporations and the Audio Industry Association to launch the Audio Quality Society (AQS) which is part of the company's ongoing ef
Twitter fixes bug that may have compromised developers' accounts
Twitter has alerted developers of a bug it discovered and fixed that may have compromised their accounts.
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