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Young people dumping Facebook for newer social networks: Study
28 Dec 2013
"What appears to be the most seminal moment in a young person’s decision to leave Facebook was surely that dreaded day your mum sends you a friend request"
Young people dumping Facebook for newer social networks: Study
28 Dec 2013
"What appears to be the most seminal moment in a young person’s decision to leave Facebook was surely that dreaded day your mum sends you a friend request"
Seagate to acquire Xyratex
26 Dec 2013
Botnet steal text messages from Android handsets
19 Dec 2013
Facebook acquires SportsStream
18 Dec 2013
New app makes light work of lifting heavy loads
17 Dec 2013
Yahoo CEO apologises for Yahoo Mail outage
14 Dec 2013
Intel working on chip to support voice-enabled software
13 Dec 2013
With the extensive roll-out of 4G coverage in India, Intel expects the scale of computer and internet penetration to see substantial growth
Infosys launches sales platform TradeEdge
09 Dec 2013
TradeEdge offers brands one of the most affordable ways to expand reach in the emerging markets, says Infosys chairman N R Narayana Murthy
Wipro to exit PCs, and hardware business
05 Dec 2013
Wipro has two manufacturing facilities with a combined capacity of about 2.20 lakh units of desktops, laptops and servers
PC sales to fall 10.1% this year: IDC
03 Dec 2013
When 2013 officially comes to a close, PC makers would have sold 10.1 per cent fewer PCs this year as against 2012 – the worst year on record
Apple acquires social media analytics firm Topsy
03 Dec 2013
Wipro to acquire Opus CMC
02 Dec 2013
Spammers exploit Santa and sorcery in new scams
22 Nov 2013
Google to offer prepaid debit cards
21 Nov 2013
The card, available only in the US, allows consumers access funds stored in their Google Wallet accounts and is less ambitious than the full-fledged credit card once rumoured to be in the works
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