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Microsoft continues to take on US government over data disclosures from foreign server
11 Dec 2014
Microsoft has chosen to continue taking on the US government in a legal battle over whether US authorities could use a warrant to extract data from servers located abroad
Substitute to username-and-password log-in in the offing
10 Dec 2014
Better ways of letting users log into their accounts are in the pipeline and the days of the password log-in may be numbered
Cisco ties up with IL&FS to network upcoming ‘smart cities’
09 Dec 2014
The companies will jointly develop Internet of Everything (IoE)-based digital solutions to pursue opportunities in the infrastructure sector and smart cities in India
India, Japan to cooperate in cyber security, green ICT
04 Dec 2014
India and Japan today agreed to cooperate in the fields of cyber security and green information and communication technology
Apple launches iPad Air 2 and iPad Mini 3
01 Dec 2014
Samsung continues to lead India tablet market
29 Nov 2014
Samsung unveils eye-tracking mouse
26 Nov 2014
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