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Already available on Snapdeal for Rs 6,999, Meizu M2 has been acknowledged as one of the most budget-friendly smartphones of 2015.

The tech giant is currently battling the FBI which has requested the company to unlock a particular iPhone belonging to one of the San Bernardino shooters.

HP Inc said it was accelerating its restructuring programme and now expects about 3,000 people will exit by the end of fiscal 2016 instead of over three years as it announced in September.

The big advantage of LiFi, short for 'light fidelity', is its lightning speed.

Here is a look at the quirkiest of the gadgets and apps on display this week in Barcelona.

Google is shuttering Google Compare, its US comparison-shopping site for auto insurance, credit cards and mortgages after one year, says a report.

The idea is to use lasers to propel spacecraft with giant sails to Mars in just three days and this is no science fiction.

From re-labeling Adcom Ikon 4 units as Freedom 251 with a simple whitener to bluntly denying having borrowed elements from the premium Apple iOS; here are some of the controversies surrounding the world's cheapest smartphone.

The South Korean manufacturer displayed its newest line of smart appliances, including washing machines, vacuum cleaners and fridges.

What smartphones lack in sensitivity - they can only record earthquakes above magnitude 5 within 10 kilometres (6 miles) - they make up for in ubiquity.

FitRist is water-resistant, and comes in two colours - Dark Blue and White.

Now is a good time to do some digital cleanup, while the year is still fresh.

The team found 883 galaxies, a third of which had never been seen before.

Major automakers and technology companies such as Google are racing to develop and sell vehicles that can drive themselves at least part of the time.

Scientists said this type of research will provide crucial information on the relationship between intelligence and health, ageing and mortality of canines.

Backing Net neutrality, telecom watchdog TRAI yesterday barred operators from charging different rates for Internet access based on content, dealing a blow to Facebook's controversial Free Basics and other such plans.