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Dispatch audio posted on a newspaper's website shows that the unidentified victim was found in a conference room on the campus with a gun.

The South Korean firm also said its "solid performance" will continue in April-to-June, striking a more optimistic tone about prospects for its handsets and chips businesses despite broadly weaker demand for consumer electronics.

The UMANG app will be available in 12 Indian languages, in addition to English.

Nintendo has disclosed few details of the console beyond its codename, NX.

The smartwatch will sell exclusively on e-commerce platform Flipkart.

Alba will be the first person honored as Webby Entrepreneur of the Year, a result of her role as a co-founder of The Honest Company, which has developed into an empire selling household products made 'without hurting people or the planet.' Michelle Obama...

Google CEO Sundar Pichai and Facebook founder and CEO Mark Zuckerberg, among others, have reportedly pledged to form a foundation in the name of legendary Indian mathematician Srinivasa Ramanujan.

Augmedix's employees transcribe doctors' notes and update patients' electronic medical record through Google Glass.

Sirin Labs claims the technology in the Solarin will be two to three years in advance of the mass market.

Peake is the second person to complete a marathon in space, after US astronaut Sunita Williams ran the Boston Marathon on the ISS in 2007 in a time of four hours, 23 minutes and 10 seconds.

Viber is following on the heels of WhatsApp and has introduced an end-to-end encryption feature.

The police has ordered content removals, delisting sites from search engines or blocking access.

How online reputation scrubbing is supposed to help — and some ways in which it might have the opposite effect.

The company will be manufacturing phones at its Noida facility in partnership with GDN Enterprises.

With automatic deliveries of recorded lists as per schedule set by them, Subscribe and Save, aims at reducing the customers inconvenience of repeat ordering.

A US judge sentenced journalist Matthew Keys to two years in prison for helping members of the Anonymous hacking collective gain access to a former employer's computers.