Tech

The new experiment continues the Mozilla Foundation's battle against rigorous data collection practices and increasing cybercrimes.

In response to complaints by users about eerily coincidental targeted advertisements, CEO Adam Mosseri has claimed that the platform does not impose surveillance on its users.

Called 'Codec Avatars', the real-time virtual reality implementation is a move by Facebook to adopt wider adoption of VR and related hardware.

LG has announced three new budget handsets in India under the brand new 'W-Series.'

The company will reportedly be the first in the world to use the Samsung GW1 64-megapixel camera sensor in one of its upcoming phones in India.

Unless properly considered, Internet-connected devices can present risks to children and others around them.

The Bill Guarantee feature will also check your usage with other RED plans they offer, and credit any differential amount of your account.

Researchers say the technology was able to detect agonal breathing 97 percent of the time from up to 20 feet away.

Global central bankers have so far largely refrained from regulating digital currencies, having failed last year to reach an agreement on how to do so and concluding they were too small to pose a risk to the financial system.

Vivo could possibly launch the world's fastest charging tech for smartphones in the coming week called Super FlashCharge that can go up to 120W.

Elder smartphone users have been found to rely on auto-lock more than younger ones, and on PINs more than biometric options.

Twitter states that the suspensions have come in light of violating spam and multi-account guidelines, but arguments still persist on what initiated the OSINT crackdown.

The feature is designed to avoid misuse of user accounts.

Israeli forensics firm Cellebrite has reportedly created a tool called the Universal Forensic Extraction Device (UFED), which is claimed to unlock almost of all of the latest Apple and Android smart devices thanks to its latest update.

The 'Your Daily Drive' playlist, which will fuse music with news and podcasts, is being initially rolled out in USA, with international availability to follow.

Google has just dropped the bomb and posted a teaser image of what seems to be the new Pixel 4.