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The quick commerce segment has exploded in the past few years and the online giant is now hoping to pick up a small pie

Linwei Ding, a former Google software engineer, was charged on Tuesday by a federal jury in San Francisco for disseminating Alphabet's AI trade secrets to Chinese companies.

14,864 users reported Instagram outages while 12,103 people reported outages on Facebook in the evening, as per Downdetector

To comply with the new IT Rules 2021, WhatsApp banned over 67 lakh bad accounts in India in the month of January. Here's what you need to know.

Apple has big plans for the next iOS update which will have a dose of AI for iPhone users but how many people will get this version?

What does an AI processor bring to a Windows laptop and whether the features are worth paying a premium? We give you the answer.

OnePlus is using the WearOS platform for its new smartwatch and also promises a long battery life that is worth keeping an eye on.

With these simple steps, you can enjoy your favourite movies and TV shows anytime, anywhere, without needing the internet.

Nvidia hit $2 trillion in market value on Friday, riding on an insatiable demand for its chips that made the Silicon Valley firm the pioneer of the generative artificial intelligence boom.

Samsung's new Galaxy fitness tracker offers upgraded features but the price has come down which makes it appealing for buyers.

Do you wish to replace your phone soon? If so, these are the top smartphones available in India under Rs 30,000. Take a look.

Xiaomi's new Ultra phone comes with four Leica-tuned cameras, the new Android 14-based OS and a fast-charging battery.

With the launch of GTA 6 looming next year and hardware sales slowing down, Sony could be preparing to launch a PS5 Pro variant this year.

Sarah Bond, Xbox President says that the next-gen Xbox would mark “the largest technical leap you will have ever seen in a hardware generation."

Clubhouse started its journey as a live audio chat platform during the pandemic and now it is trying a different version now.

A group of 20 tech companies announced on Friday they have agreed to work together to prevent deceptive artificial intelligence content from interfering with elections across the globe this year.