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Amazon stops giving refunds on electronics items
24 May 2016
Photos of iPhone chassis shell show four speaker array and vertically arranged rear camera
23 May 2016
Airbus subsidiary develops world's first 3D-printed electric motorcycle
21 May 2016
The motorbike weighs only 35 kg, is about 30-per cent lighter than most conventional e-motorcycles. It goes from 0 to 80 km in seconds and can travel close to 60 km between charges
Airbus subsidiary develops world's first 3D-printed electric motorcycle
21 May 2016
The motorbike weighs only 35 kg, is about 30-per cent lighter than most conventional e-motorcycles. It goes from 0 to 80 km in seconds and can travel close to 60 km between charges
Yahoo may fetch much less than early bids
21 May 2016
Silver Lake, TPG Capital mull selling Avaya Inc
21 May 2016
Silver Lake, TPG Capital mull selling Avaya Inc
21 May 2016
Google’s modular phone to debut next year
21 May 2016
Google’s Project Ara is set to deliver a modular handset, the first phone manufactured by Google next year
Levi’s-Google jacket – the last word in wearable technology
21 May 2016
Simply touching or holding on the left cuff of the stylish jacket can change music tracks, answer or block calls, or access navigation information
India further tightens norms for Bt cotton seed pricing
21 May 2016
Following soon after the imposition of price controls on genetically modified cotton seeds in December last year, the government has now capped royalties for any new variety that biotech firms develop
India further tightens norms for Bt cotton seed pricing
21 May 2016
Following soon after the imposition of price controls on genetically modified cotton seeds in December last year, the government has now capped royalties for any new variety that biotech firms develop
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