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Twitter to label altered photos, videos, remove if it may cause harm

But deciding what might cause harm could be difficult to define, and some material will likely fall into a gray area

POCO X2 with 120Hz screen, 27W fast charger launched: Price, specifications

The POCO X2 comes in 6GB/64GB, 6GB/128GB and 8GB/256GB RAM and storage configurations, priced at Rs 15,999, Rs 16,999 and Rs 19,999, respectively

Honor 9X review: Above average phone with excellent design, long battery

At Rs 16,999 (6GB RAM), the Honor 9X is a good buy if you are wowed by its full-screen display and characteristic design. Not so much if performance and user experience are your top priorities

YouTube to ban 'manipulated' election videos to stem misinformation

The Google-owned video service said it was taking the measures as part of an effort to be a 'more reliable source' for news and to promote a 'healthy political discourse'

Google tests new subscription service to pick best photos and print them

The monthly photo prints subscription program will send you 10 prints that will be auto-selected from your last 30 days of photos, allowing you to make a change if required

ISRO readying low-cost satellite launch vehicles worth Rs 30-35 cr

ISRO has planned some 500 Polar Satellite Launch Vehicle launches in the next five years, a press release quoting Haridas said

Mobvoi Ticpods Free review: Impressive, but not the perfect set of earbuds

They're aesthetically appealing, versatile and easy to use; the trouble is the sound output

Cloudwalker 4K UHD Smart screen review: Feature-rich, yet incomplete

Its USP is that it works both as a smart TV and a computer; and while it has a decent price tag, the big let-down is sound quality

Will you buy this $5,000 Apple iPhone inspired by Tesla Cybertruck?

Those willing to shed the extra dollars for an otherwise USD 999 model can pre-order the Cyberphone on the Caviar website

Apple, Samsung in close competition for title of top smartphone seller

Industry trackers on Thursday released estimates that show the iPhone maker close to matching or surpassing its Korean rival in shipments during the pivotal holiday quarter

MEPs demand universal mobile phone charger setting up clash with Apple

The US company insists that its Lightning cable that charges its iPhones is part of a stand for "innovation"

Give your room a boost: Sennheiser brings Ambeo in India for Rs 1,99,999

Showcased at the CES 2019, Ambeo emulates the sound of a home theatre audio system through a one-piece soundbar

Sennheiser launches Ambeo Soundbar with 3D sound, Dolby Atmos at Rs.199,990

The soundbar comes with 13 speakers that includes six woofers, five tweeters and two top-firing speakers

EU issues strict norms for 5G infrastructure, doesn't impose ban on Huawei

The plan urges EU member states to "assess the risk profile of suppliers" and "apply relevant restrictions for suppliers considered to be high risk" accordingly

Samsung Galaxy A51: Useful tweaks make it better than peers, predecessors

Compared to predecessors, the Samsung Galaxy A51 brings incremental upgrades in performance, design and imaging. Its new UI has surprise elements that improve the user experience a lot

Crackdown on 'deepfakes' indicates danger to credible media dissemination

Deepfake is a catch-all word to describe a large portfolio of AI-driven video-manipulation technologies

OnePlus 7T Pro Review: Dependable performer, holds an edge with features

What makes this phone truly stand out in design is that the screen is a rounded, edge-to-edge masterpiece that doesn't have any space for bezels - punch hole, teardrop or whatever else

EU will not ban Huawei in Europe, but impose strict rules on 5G tech

The European Commission, the EU's executive arm, will officially unveil its recommendations on Wednesday

Huawei Watch GT2 46mm review: Great fitness band, not-so-great smartwatch

It impresses with its design, battery, health and fitness tracking, and performance. But its restricted companion app for smartphones and a limited app ecosystem leave you asking for more

The techie who started a formidable cyber security firm after he got hacked

Pavan Khushwaha's firm Kratikal has worked with clients across a range of sectors both, at home and in US, UK, Middle East and North Africa. It now plans to expand to govt clients