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Motorola Razr, whose flip design was a big hit, to now have bendable screen

According to Motorola, the Razr is a pocket-ready size of a flip-phone that fits comfortably on your palm in both folded and unfolded states

Google to launch checking accounts next year in a tie-up with Citigroup

The move would come as internet titans become increasingly involved in online financial transactions and e-commerce

Apple introduces 16-inch MacBook Pro with retina display for Rs 199,900

For the first time, MacBook Pro can be configured with a staggering 8TB of storage -- the largest SSD ever in a notebook

These tech revolutions may be the ones to track in the coming decade

Better food processing and change in cropping patterns will help us save and thus eat more food around the globe. Remember almost 30 per cent of all food is wasted.

OnePlus 7T review: Value-for-money smartphone with premium specs, features

At Rs 37,999 for the base variant with 128GB storage, the OnePlus 7T is a smartphone that is rich in specifications, features

Missed festive sales? Some easy-on-pocket audio devices you can still buy

We reviewed a few earphones, earbuds and headphones that are not just light on the pocket (well, most of them) but also pack good sound quality. Here are some of our picks

BHIM UPI goes international, launches at Singapore FinTech Festival

The QR code-based system would allow anyone with a BHIM app to scan the SGQR at NETS terminals for payments in Singapore

Xiaomi A3 review: All the goodies of Mi phones, and better performance

At a price point of Rs 15,999 for the 6GB+128 GB, the Xiaomi Mi A3 has everything that should be there in a mid-segment smartphone. But its display resolution may disappoint discerning technophiles

Fable is working to improve cognitive fitness, says CEO Padmasree Warrior

The application of AI and blockchain is going to reshape the financial services sector. Health tech is going to be reshaped too, says Warrior

How start-ups are employing AI to drive innovation in healthcare sector

New-age start-ups are reshaping the age-old industry with as many as 4,892 having come up in India in the past decade, according to Nasscom

Winds of change in renewables

Clean energy is becoming cheaper and, therefore, more affordable. The use of IoT will also ensure it can achieve efficiencies that traditional energy companies struggle to achieve

Retail's tech backbone: India-built software drives likes of Walmart, Tesco

Walmart Labs has about 3700 people in India and most of them are based in Bengaluru

Apple to bring Augmented Reality headset in 2022, glasses by 2023

Apple is expected to release the AR headset in 2022 while the AR Glasses would release in 2023, Engadget reported.

Instagram launches 'Reels' on iOS, Android platforms to take on TikTok

Reels allows you to create 15-second video clips set to music and share them as Stories, similar to how TikTok works, TechCrunch reports.

Asus's new AMD-powered devices aim to woo Indian millennial gamers

AMD India Managing Director, Sales, Vinay Sinha also pointed out that the fastest growing segments within the consumer segment are ultrathin and gaming.

California engineers develop chip that wakes up a device only when needed

There is a 540-millisecond delay between when the receiver detects the wake-up signature and when it wakes up the device

From self-drive cars to IoT, these next-wave techs will rule 2020s decade

In the last 50 years owing to advances in science and technology-enabled healthcare humans are living longer.

Do slow websites annoy you? Soon, Google to flag slow portals with a label

Additionally, the Chrome team is also exploring how to identify sites that will load slowly based on device hardware or network connectivity

Facebook faces penalty for failing to block scam ads with Big Brother image

The company must pay 10,000 euros ($11,000) each time the posts using the image of John de Mol appear, up to a maximum of 1 million euros, an Amsterdam court ruled Monday

YouTube may delete your account if your channel is not commercially viable

The move hasn't gone well with content creators. The new terms of service have also left users baffled