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North Korea blames US for internet outages
27 Dec 2014
North Korea’s National Defence Commission accused US President Barack Obama of going reckless like a monkey in a tropical forest by inciting the release of ‘The Interview’, a comedy featuring a fictional plot to kill its leader
North Korea blames US for internet outages
27 Dec 2014
North Korea’s National Defence Commission accused US President Barack Obama of going reckless like a monkey in a tropical forest by inciting the release of ‘The Interview’, a comedy featuring a fictional plot to kill its leader
Microsoft CEO Nadella meets PM, seeks to partner ‘Digital India’
27 Dec 2014
During talks with communications and IT minister Ravi Shankar Prasad, Nadella even pushed his ideas on building a secure government controlled digital infrastructure using Microsoft’s cloud services
Microsoft, Sony working to restore internet platforms
26 Dec 2014
The online gaming platforms of Xbox and PlayStation were disabled by attacks on Christmas Day, which made it difficult for users to log on, say reports
WhatsApp to add voice calling feature: reports
26 Dec 2014
WhatsApp to add voice calling feature: reports
26 Dec 2014
Singapore’s GIC to take control of Nirlon in Rs1,250-cr deal
24 Dec 2014
Nirlon has built a high-quality knowledge park in a 23 acre land parcel in Mumbai's Goregaon suburb after successive failures of its textile and rubber businesses
Google to open own campus in Hyderabad: report
22 Dec 2014
Google’s proposed permanent centre in Hyderabad will be its third campus, after the previous two in the US and the UK
Web becoming less free and more unequal: Report
16 Dec 2014
Apple concludes arguments in iTunes case
15 Dec 2014
Avaya, Google in contact centre solutions pact
13 Dec 2014
Avaya, Google in contact centre solutions pact
13 Dec 2014
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