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Twitter replaces Moments with Explore tab

None of the individual features in the tab are new, they are scattered throughout Twitter's app

Facebook introduces security keys to make accounts hack-proof

The option is an alternative to the two-factor authentication solution

Smart TVs, BP monitors next: Xiaomi prepares for road ahead after Barra

Xiaomi must look ahead and prepare a road map for what is expected to be a very competitive year

How to make America's robots great again

Trump could turn some far-out ideas in robotics into a structural advantage for American economy

Google argues privacy right is wrong in clash with French czar

French privacy authority CNIL asked for the so-called right-to-be-forgotten to global search results

Hugo Barra: Facebook's virtual reality business gets a new leader

Facebook paid $2 billion to acquire Oculus almost three years ago

In race against fake news, Google and Facebook stroll to starting line

Google and Facebook have been in something of a no-win situation in recent months

Attack on fake news: Facebook 'trending' to have stories published by many

Trending list will consist of topics being covered by several publishers, not those drawing crowds

Six tips to keep you and your devices secure in the gig economy

But there are some things you can do to protect yourself

A new social networking that could pay you for posting

Now a new kind of social network is emerging that has no centralised control like Facebook does

Updated version of BHIM app launched

Version 1.2 comes with 7 new languages including Odia, Bengali & Tamil, among others

Apple officials make presentation to govt on India plans

The Cupertino-based technology major had asked for several tax and other incentives

How to secure a smartphone for the tweeter-in-chief

President's smartphone is probably the most attractive target imaginable for foreign govts' hackers

From music to lighting: What Zuckerberg's Jarvis can do as a home assistant

It controls home systems-adjusts temperature, plays music, operates lights, reports Tech in Asia

Why investors should steer clear of Snapchat's dual-class shares

A dual-class structure creates two classes of shares, each with different voting rights

From jingles to pop hits, AI is music to some ears

A growing number of firms are using artificial intelligence to compose music

Google Pixel fails to capture larger picture, reveal sluggish sales figures

The product was well received at the launch, but couldn't sustain customer excitement for long

Demonetisation: Smartphone sales dip by 30% in 50 cities in Nov

Market expected to bounce back to normal by Feb

Snapchat goes tough on fake news; issues guidelines to publishers

Currently, Snapchat has nearly 150 million daily active users.

Qualcomm, Apple to continue business despite legal battle: Report

Apple has sued Qualcomm for nearly $1 billion over royalties