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This means that the planet moves in a nearly flattened ellipse, traveling a long path far from its star and then making a fast and furious slingshot around the star at its closest approach.

When it comes to the battery on your mobile, who doesn't want more?

Cyber criminals launched a malicious advertising campaign this week targeting visitors of popular news and entertainment websites after gaining ownership of an expired web domain of an advertising company.

As the number of smart, interactive devices connected to the Internet explodes, concern is mounting about insufficient safeguards and a lack of consumer and employee awareness.

The service, launched for the employees of the bank, will soon be made available for over 35 million debit and credit card holders of the lender.

The InFocus Bingo 50 will go on sale from March 21.

Agni-I missile is equipped with sophisticated navigation system which ensures it reaches the target with a high degree of accuracy and precision.

Instead of the notification bar, the Live videos will sit atop the News Feed.

The Huawei P9 is expected to come in several versions.

The man allegedly intended to buy an iPhone and a motorbike with the funds.

But even as the 'slate' tablet market cools from its once red-hot pace, one key growth segment is detachables, which bodes well for Microsoft and makers of other Windows-based devices.

This will happen because the website refuses to delete dead users and instead turns the account into a 'memorialised' version.

The Samsung Galaxy S7 and S7 Edge smartphones come with an always-on display and, as the company claims, also bring the first Dual Pixel camera on a smartphone.

The government obtained a court order last month requiring Apple to write new software to disable passcode protection and allow access to an iPhone used by one of the shooters in the December killings in San Bernardino.

The move follows LinkedIn's disappointing first-quarter revenue and profit forecast that missed Wall Street estimates last month as growth slows in the company's ads business and its hiring services face pressure outside North America.

A German court originally ruled in March 2012 that Facebook's terms and conditions did not make clear the extent to which users' intellectual property - such as photos and videos - could be used by Facebook and licensed to third parties.