IT news
Google Project Fi adds support for tablets
16 Dec 2015
Smart homes market to grow 30% annually: Report
14 Dec 2015
Centre signs MoU to establish 3 IIITs
12 Dec 2015
TCS biggest wealth creator, RIL biggest destroyer: study
12 Dec 2015
TCS has emerged as India’s biggest wealth creator for the third year running, followed by ITC and HDFC Bank while Reliance Industries PSUs like MMTC and SAIL are the biggest losers
Yahoo Mail adds Gmail compatibility and more
12 Dec 2015
Google claims its quantum computer works
11 Dec 2015
Google claimed the D-Wave 2X was 100 million times faster than any of today’s machines and that the quantum computer could theoretically complete calculations within seconds for a problem that might take a digital computer 10,000 years
Yahoo may go for major restructuring: report
09 Dec 2015
Yahoo's board members are yet to decide whether to sell the company’s core business, which includes Mail, its sports sites, and advertising technology
Dropbox Mailbox closing February next year
09 Dec 2015
Ballmer wants Windows phones to run Android apps
07 Dec 2015
Facebook’s new update allows users to share live videos and collages
05 Dec 2015
The new feature will enable 1.5 billion Facebook users use their smartphones to shoot video so other people can see what they are doing as it happens or, alternatively, watch live video of friends and family doing something fun
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