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Force Touch technology determines levels of pressure applied to a screen or trackpad to show additional features.

Railways has introduced a pilot project to help passengers from any inconvenience, however, the service in beginning is only available to passengers boarding trains at originating stations.

The move comes days after Apple CEO Tim Cook called on people to honour the victims of the Charleston, South Carolina, church shooting by eradicating racism and the symbols that feed it.

Bangkok airport has the world's fastest WiFi service at a whopping speed of 41.45 Mbps, according to a new study.

The initiative will draw on user-contributed videos on YouTube such as those which have been important sources for events such as the Arab Spring uprisings and protests in Ferguson, Missouri.

Amazon is developing an app that would pay ordinary people instead of courier companies to deliver packages.

OnePlus One units that were or are in pending status with service related issues for longer than 15 working days will be granted the extended warranty.

The two-piece swimsuit comes with a small detachable ultraviolet sensor that, through a smartphone or tablet, sends a "sun screen alert" when the user's skin needs more protective sunblock cream.

Analysts opine that BlackBerry has little to lose with its Android plans.

With YouTube Gaming, users will be able to add games to their collection for quick access, subscribe to channels, and receive recommendations on new games based on the games and channels they follow.

Already connecting over 900 million lives across the country, through a strong network of communications, telecom towers deploy BTS units throughout India to strengthen the communications infrastructure network.

With Mail, users can respond quickly using dictation, Smart Replies or emoji straight from the Watch.

The film showed a woman in a kitchen, believed to be in Indonesia, repeatedly ducking a crying young baby into a tub of water, while holding the child upside down.

China-based hackers are suspected once again of breaking into US government computer networks, and the entire US federal workforce could be at risk this time.

Magic Leap is getting ready to release a software kit that will enable outside developers create games and other content that will work with the technology.

Amazon.com is in a race against Google to store data on human DNA, seeking both bragging rights in helping scientists make new medical discoveries and market share.