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The researchers integrated "GreenWeb" into Google Chrome and reported energy savings of 30 to 66 per cent over Android's default mode.

Phones go down in value because better, faster and technologically superior models replace them.

E3 Attendees strapped on VR headsets to peer into fantasy worlds, battle robotic creatures and command starships. Meanwhile, game publishers announced investments that showed they believe VR is ready to go mainstream.

Google India's digital educative initiative, Internet Saathi, under 'Helping Women Get Online' campaign.

The experiment took place inside a special enclosure within the spacecraft that was about four feet long, 1.5 feet wide and three feet deep.

Let's find out where the OnePlus 3 has an edge over the competition and where it falls behind.

Car manufacturers are taking the drive experience to a new level by embedding new technologies into them.

The Safety Check, first introduced in October 2014, allows Facebook users to spread the word that they are safe in wake of a natural disaster or a crisis, and allows searches for those who might be in the affected area.

The telecom service providers on Friday presented a 100-day action plan to the government on call drops.

Launched as 'Yahoo Pager' back in 1998, the legacy version of Yahoo Messenger will no longer be functional from August 5, 2016.

Yet another security outfit is reporting that millions of stolen passwords - this time, for Twitter accounts - are floating around the dark side of the internet.

The expected launch of affordable smartwatches in the second half of 2016 could see a rapid growth in the share of smart devices

Nihonium, Tennessine, Ognesson, Moscovium, complete the 7th period of the periodic table.

India, with nearly 500 million internet users, is preparing to set up an army of 500,000 cyber sleuths within five years.

The deal also includes a patent cross-licensing arrangement and a commitment by Xiaomi to install copies of Microsoft software, including Office and Skype, on its phones and tablets.

The Xperia X is priced at Rs 48,990 and will be available in the country from June 7.