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Google warned that applying the right to be forgotten globally would trigger a "race to the bottom" where "the Internet would only be as free as the world's least free place".

Instagram has a history of what some users would call overzealous censorship.

The Ozo virtual reality camera takes video and audio in 360 degrees with eight sensors and microphones, and is the first from Nokia's digital media solutions business -- one of its new focuses for future growth.

If microchips could use photons instead of electrons to process and transmit data, computers could operate even faster.

The Lumia 950 and Lumia 950 XL (codenamed Cityman and Talkman) are rumoured to come with the new USB Type-C port, wireless charging capability, and iris scanner, along with a host of new features.

The company has faced similar problems in the past in India, the United Arab Emirates, Saudi Arabia and Indonesia.

The gadget maker aims to create a drone company that would go with the name Aerosense and offer services such as inspecting aged infrastructure and surveying land that is difficult to access.

Susanne Daniels will join as vice president, YouTube Orignals.

The company said this month that it would cut 7,800 jobs, or nearly 7 per cent of its workforce, mainly in the phone hardware business.

Customer satisfaction was found to reach 97 per cent -- adding together the 66 per cent who said they were "very satisfied/delighted" and the 31 per cent who said they were "somewhat satisfied" with the smartwatch.

At around 10 a.m., Twitter reportedly went down for a few minutes when timelines -- which display Twitter updates -- of many users "disappeared" across the world.

With the aim to make the Internet free and fair in India, the Department of Telecom panel has released its recommendations about net neutrality in India.

The committee that was asked to look at the whole gamut of net neutrality in India has published its report.

The feature, called "Purchases on Google," completes sales using financial information that already has been stored with Google.

Intex claims to have become the first Indian smartphone player to launch an Android-based smartwatch.

Users of all genders, ages, races, demographics, education levels, and household incomes claimed that they consumed news through the site.