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Nadella, Pichai to visit India in December
04 Dec 2015
Yahoo launches next-generation messaging platform
04 Dec 2015
The new Yahoo Messenger helps users share multiple photos within the app, download photos in full resolution and even `unsend’ messages sent accidentally, with just two taps
Anonymous hits ISIS with music video links featuring Risk Astley
25 Nov 2015
Anonymous is flooding the terror group's social media accounts with links to Astley's 1987 hit song Never Gonna Give You Up as they seek to divert the killers from their stated goal of global jihad
Ratan Tata invests in Singapore big data start-up Crayon
25 Nov 2015
Crayon has been rated as one of the most successful and innovative big data start-ups for 2014 and 2015
Secret hacker group counters cyber jihadis
21 Nov 2015
Paris terror attacks spark encryption debate'
20 Nov 2015
Nadella pitches for security at cloud forum
18 Nov 2015
Apple targeting corporate sales in India
17 Nov 2015
Apple, which has seen sluggish sales in India, is reported to be considering institutional sales for its devices
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