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Users have reported that some of the default settings of Windows 10 uses bandwidth to upload data to other computers running the OS, shares Wi-Fi passwords with online friends and removes the ability to opt out of security updates.

Picking up is especially challenging for people with spinal disorders and other ailments that hamper the ability to stoop down and grab.

The Android-based tablet, which has a price tag of $300-$400, is targeted at gaming enthusiasts and comes equipped with batteries that are made to last longer.

With the release of Windows 10, Microsoft continues more than three decades of making operating systems for personal computers.

The Indian smartphone user base is growing at a 26 per cent CAGR to reach 234 million by 2017 from 74 million in 2013.

The solemn mark of respect on Google India homepage only testifies to the universal appeal the former President exercised on the minds of people, especially the youth, from small-towners to net-savvy urban folks.

Facebook will open a portal allowing any mobile operator to offer the service under its Internet.org platform. Facebook currently partners with specific operators to launch the service in different countries.

Lava Pixel V1 is the first smartphone from Google’s second-gen Android One smartphone series.

It is not certain that the shorter format and free-wheeling style of YouTube will translate to TV.

A software has been designed to help those with autism make eye contact, engage in conversations and more easily read social situations through Google Glass.

The Electronic Sports League said it will partner with the World Anti-Doping Agency and Germany's anti-doping agency to develop a policy on the issue, and aims to perform tests at all of its major events once the policy is established.

Technology market analyst firm Canalys says Apple took the lead in Q2 2015 with 4.2 million shipments of its smartwatch.

The Waterloo, Ontario-based company declined to disclose how many employees were affected in the latest changes, but said that some workers were shifted to different roles while others were laid off.

The app uses the cameras on a visually-impaired user's smartphone to show the sighted person what is in front of them.

Developed by health and fitness monitoring device maker Misfit, the app is currently available on Apple devices, with the Android version to be released next month.

Google said it was the first such incident involving injuries in a self-driving car.