What’s the buzz: Python gorges on tools and libraries

The BeeWare project offers tools and libraries offered for mobile and web development The BeeWare project is increasing options for the Pyth...

Google focuses on hardware components in this month's Android patches

Third-party components like Qualcomm, Broadcom, and MediaTek dominated June's Android Security Bulletin Google's monthly security u...

Apple's big WWDC event to be streamed live

Apple WWDC 2016 : Developer event will be live streamed, letting people watch new software reveal as it happens The sessions run for three d...

Facebook letting people hide status updates from their profiles to save embarrassment

Facebook is introducing a feature that will let people “hide” their updates from their profiles – making them appear within the news feed b...

Here's what Android apps will be like on Chromebooks

Watch this video to see Android apps in action on Chrome OS Last month, at the annual Google I/O developers conference, Google announced th...

US phone users least likely to switch after security breach

Slow updates by carriers and manufacturers are a long-standing problem, but survey shows that globally, 47 percent of consumers would switc...

Facebook notify tool lets people spam their friends about their new status updates

Facebook is testing out a new way of annoying everyone about your new posts. The site is rolling out a feature that lets people “Notify a f...

BlackBerry unveils single console for mobility management

Good Secure EMM works across mobile OSes, apps, and content BlackBerry has moved ahead with acquisitions and new products as it aims to sec...

Slack could host your next conference call

The company's voice calling feature has emerged from beta testing on Mac and Windows Get ready to start fielding voice calls in Slack. ...

Reduce cyberslacking, increase physical activity with a tap, a click or a kick

An innovative wearable technology for standing desks that creates a new way of interacting with your computer could reduce cyberslacking an...

Faulty update breaks Lexus cars' maps and radio systems

A faulty data broadcast is causing problems for Lexus car owners in the US. The buggy update - which was delivered via a wireless transmiss...

Fitness Bands Drive Wearable Market in India

Wearable market in India clocked just over 400,000 units sold in Q1 2016, driven largely by fitness bands with 87.7 percent market share wh...

SuperSuit 'Wearable Gaming Platform' to Go Up for Pre-Orders in September

A US-based game design company SuperSuit has launched globally the world's first wearable platform 'SuperSuit' that incorporate...

Hacks Highlight Zuckerberg's Cavalier Attitude Toward Security

Facebook top dog Mark Zuckerberg had several of his social media accounts breached and defaced, according to reports that surfaced Sunday. ...

Microsoft Adds Planning Prowess to Office Space

Microsoft on Monday announced the general availability of its Planner collaboration tool, which will roll out in the next few weeks to all ...

Android Marshmallow Now on 10.1 Percent of Active Devices

Another month has passed and another update to the Google Play distribution data has been made available, revealing the share of various An...

Global Smartphones Sales Continue to Slow, India Has Highest Growth Potential

Global smartphone sales will continue to slow down and will no longer grow in double digits, a new report has said. But India still has the...

Singapore Blocking Internet Access on Government Computers

Singapore confirmed Wednesday it would cut off Internet access for government work stations within a year for security reasons, a surprise ...

Apple to Live Stream WWDC 2016 Keynote Address; Microsoft to Throw After Party

Apple updated its WWDC app last week, and now it has announced that the annual developers event will be live streamed. The Cupertino giant ...

Cancer patients 'more likely to survive if married'

Married people are more likely to survive cancer than those who are single, a study suggests. Preliminary research on almost 60,000 people ...

Married people less likely to die after heart attack than single people, says study

A spouse who cares for you "in sickness and in health" can improve a person's likelihood of surviving a heart attack, new rese...

Telecom Panel Sets 1 Percent Spectrum Usage Charge for 2500MHz Band

As preparations begin for the latest rounds of auction of airwaves, the Telecom Commission on Tuesday zeroed in on 1 percent spectrum usage ...