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Apple may launch the new iPhone SE next week, says analyst Jeff Pu

In a research note with Chinese research firm GF Securities, Pu claimed that the current 'Engineering Verification Test' stage of iPhone 12 development may have been extended by 2 weeks to late April

Tech start-ups stressed in the time of Covid-19, but the big guys rake in

Neither Silicon Valley nor India tech Inc has been granted any real monetary respite by their governments. But in true start-up spirit, both are fighting it out

Microsoft buys corp.com to save Windows users from cybercriminals

In February this year, KrebsOnSecurity told the story of Mike auctioning off domain corp.com for the starting price of $1.7 million

OnePlus takes wrap off its first wireless charger before launch on April 14

Named the Warp Charge 30 Wireless, it is a standee-based wireless charger that is touted to support 30W fast charging

How a Mumbai start-up is helping Italian doctors test Covid-19 patients

Qure.ai's AI-backed solution interprets X-rays to help doctors classify patients as high-, medium- or low-risk and prioritise testing accordingly

How to download, set-up and use Aarogya Setu app to curb coronavirus spread

The Aarogya Setu tracks your movement and inform if you have come in contact with someone tested positive for coronavirus

Now, you cannot share forward messages with more than one chat on WhatsApp

The latest move from WhatsApp comes at a time when countries across the world are initiating new measures to tackle the spread of rumours and fake news on social media platforms

After MacBook Air, Apple likely to upgrade MacBook Pro with better keyboard

The current 13-inch MacBook Pro still uses butterfly keyboards that can suffer from issues such as sticky or unresponsive keys after prolonged use

Microsoft hires Apple veteran Ruben Caballero for hardware, AI division

Ruben Caballero was one of the founding leaders of the iPhone hardware team and later expanding his role to include iPad, Apple Watch, Macintosh and all other hardware products

Facebook draws user data to help scientists anticipate coronavirus spread

Information about people's identities would not be disclosed to researchers, the social network promised.

War on Covid-19: Garuda Aerospace to use drones for disinfecting 26 cities

Firm seeks to ramp up manufacturing capacity as it also receives interest from Spain, Brazil and US for 1,500 drones

Short video streaming platform Quibi arrives in India: Know price, features

Quibi is available for a 90-day free trial for users. After the free trial is over, it will be available at Rs 669 per month

Covid-19 lockdown: You can find food, night shelters on Google Maps, Search

Google, in a statement, said it is working closely with state and central government authorities to surface the locations of these relief centres

Covid-19: Tele-consultations pick up as patients avoid visiting hospitals

The Cloudnine Group of Hospitals, a maternity, childcare and fertility care group of hospitals has announced the launch of its tele-consultation service with doctors

Covid-19 may hurt Samsung's profit in the memory chip business this quarter

Samsung only provides its estimates for its first-quarter revenue and operating profit on Tuesday, with details likely to be released later this month

Electronics, phone makers extend warranty period amid coronavirus lockdown

have extended warranties on their products to cushion customers, amid the nationwide lockdown imposed to combat the spread of coronavirus

Google to reveal user location data to help governments tackle coronavirus

No "personally identifiable information," such as a person's location, contacts or movements, will be made available, the post said

Indian smartphone industry stares at $2 bn loss due to coronavirus lockdown

If the lockdown extends, the loss will be higher and could affect the entire supply chain and the channels in terms of revenue, payments as well

Quarantine watch: Karnataka uses apps to keep track of people under watch

Physically, it is a mammoth task to keep track of these people.

These robots may enable rehabilitation of people with mobility issues

According to the World Health Organization, more than one billion people worldwide suffer from some form of locomotion disability.