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Called “Apply Magic Sauce”, the app looks into your gender, intelligence, political standing, sexual preference and life satisfaction via Facebook posts.

The world's top smartphone maker is trying to push into mobile payments as part of a drive to stem market share losses to Apple Inc, Huawei Technologies Co and Xiaomi Inc.

With this score tech giant's chances of securing a seat at a top-notch DU college would be slimmer than BlackBerry regaining the smartphone crown.

These schools have taken a very different approach to learning. The classroom is not for lectures and content and assessments are delivered online.

Hackers may have used information from Bugzilla to exploit a vulnerability that allowed them to search for sensitive files and upload them to a server.

It is available in three colour options- Pearl White, Dawn White, and Black.

The new features mean Instagram users can share pictures directly with one friend or a group of people and send back text responses or pictures.

The revamped logo, displayed as a Google Doodle on its homepage, spells 'Google' in a sans-serif typeface.

The device is expected to be thicker and slightly wider than the current version, and will offer new services like Siri support and a new remote control.

Currently, the iOS compatibility is only available with the LG Watch Urbane.

Previously, the refund process used to take three to five business days.

US researchers have developed a questionnaire that can determine if you suffer from nomophobia or a fear of being without your mobile phone.

India has one of the least spectrum allocations per operator in the world. Coupled with a large and growing subscriber base, the radio quality is bound to degrade resulting in call drops.

Analysts say that's a good start, although the company is hoping to get the software installed on a billion devices over the next three years.

M is powered by artificial intelligence that's trained and supervised by people, unlike Siri, Google Now, or Cortana that rely entirely on technology to answer questions.

From now until the end of September, the aircraft called Global Hawk will fly over the Atlantic Ocean basin to collect data on temperature, moisture, wind speed and direction.