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Court asks Apple to unlock Bernardino shooter’s iPhone
17 Feb 2016
Apart from setting a debatable precedent, it is doubtful if Apple itself can disable the security features on the iPhone used by one of the shooters in the 2 December San Bernardino terror attack
Project Loon: Alphabet’s ‘captain of moonshots’
17 Feb 2016
BAE selects Mahindra Defence for Howitzer partner
17 Feb 2016
BAE Systems has selected Mahindra Defence Systems as its partner for the in-country assembly, integration and test facility for the M777 Ultra Lightweight Howitzer
Wikipedia plans search engine to rival Google, Bing
17 Feb 2016
The Wikimedia Foundation says it will be “the internet’s first transparent search engine” - but Wikipedia volunteers are hurt by the secrecy surrounding the project, and feel they have been kept out of the loop
Amazon buys Indian payments processor Emvantage
16 Feb 2016
Amazon buys Indian payments processor Emvantage
16 Feb 2016
Amazon buys Indian payments processor Emvantage
16 Feb 2016
Biocon gets EU nod for generic cholesterol drug
16 Feb 2016
Biocon gets EU nod for generic cholesterol drug
16 Feb 2016
Income tax department threatens to seize Vodafone assets over tax dispute
16 Feb 2016
The Rs14,200-crore tax dispute over Vodafone's acquisition of Hutchinson's Indian business has reared its head again, with the income tax department threatening to seize Vodafone's assets if the amount is not paid
Income tax department threatens to seize Vodafone assets over tax dispute
16 Feb 2016
The Rs14,200-crore tax dispute over Vodafone's acquisition of Hutchinson's Indian business has reared its head again, with the income tax department threatening to seize Vodafone's assets if the amount is not paid
Vodafone and Liberty to combine Dutch businesses
16 Feb 2016
Vodafone and Liberty to combine Dutch businesses
16 Feb 2016
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