China to go into 4G telecom technology by 2015

China's homemade fourth-generation telecommunication technology TD-LTE that can download over 150 megabytes per second will be used globally by...

Monday, 30 November -1, 05:30 IST

Samsung severs all ties with Symbian OS

Samsung has announced that it is stopping all support for the Symbian operating system. The company had earlier in October revealed its plan of...

Monday, 30 November -1, 05:30 IST

New four-inch gadget can help spot snipers

British soldiers are to test a revolutionary new device in Afghanistan that can pinpoint the exact position of enemy snipers 1,000 yards away.

Monday, 30 November -1, 05:30 IST

Indian scientists need to think big: PM

Prime Minister Manmohan Singh Monday urged Indian scientists to "think big" and "out of the box" for scientific advancement and innovations in the...

Monday, 30 November -1, 05:30 IST

Microsoft plans new Windows operating system for mobile devices

Microsoft is working on a new Windows system for mobile devices like tablet computers, according to reports.

Hotmail users complain of missing e-mails

Mindtree successfully restructures Wireless business

2011 to be observed as 'Year of Chemistry'

Nokia, Samsung still rule the roost in handset market

Nokia and Samsung were the top picks for Indian consumers when it came to mobile phones in January-November, 2010, with the two handset-makers cornering almost 70 percent of the market during the period in terms of total sales revenue.

IT Biggies plan retirement after 2010

Ratan Tata dreams of cars running on water: Scientist

BlackBerry says India can't access encrypted data