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Scientists and engineers working at the Indian Space Research Organisation's (ISRO) satellite centre in Bangalore. File.

ISRO-NASA joint satellite project NISER proposed to be launched early 2023: Jitendra Singh

India and the U.S. had agreed upon this mission during then President Barack Obama's visit to India in 2015

Shipments crossed 33 million boosted by online sales and pent-up demand as stores started to reopen

India's smartphone market records highest shipments ever in the first half of 2021

Abhishek Chatterjee

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Representative image of a woman in COVID-19 isolation, wearing a mask, and using her smartphone

social media Clubbed together for comfort during COVID-19, here’s the rise of ‘unlabelled virtual wards’ on social media

Divya Kala Bhavani Audio drop-in apps like Clubhouse and Spotify Greenroom are seeing spontaneous rooms of COVID-positive people, helping each other through quarantine virtually

Led by Facebook, social media platforms from Alphabet's YouTube to Snap Inc and Twitter are investing heavily in shopping features to drive revenue growth

From Facebook to Twitter, Big Tech sees social commerce driving sales growth

Reuters Facebook, widely considered the leader in social commerce,and Google helped retailers bring in sales in the last quarter.

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Olympic rings are displayed in front of the construction site of the New National Stadium, the main stadium of Tokyo 2020 Olympics

Tokyo Olympics | Games-related streaming app downloads surge

Abhishek Chatterjee Apps with streaming rights saw up to a 13 times rise in downloads during the first week of the games, according to app intelligence firm App Annie.

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Amazon announces several features, tools for developers to boost Alexa

Ishan Patra The retailer said the features will make it easier for developers to personalise experiences and monetise opportunities to drive growth.

Researchers have shown that malware can be injected and hidden in neural network models

Malware can be injected into AI models, research shows

Abhishek Chatterjee Researchers reckon that with widespread application of AI, utilising neural networks to inject malware could become a new way to run malicious campaigns.

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A close-up shot of a single earbud of the Nothing Ear (1) with the red dot to mark it is for the right ear

Nothing ear (1) earbuds review: When listening to nothing can mean something

Divya Kala Bhavani Carl Pei’s solo tech venture Nothing sure looks like it’s done something with its debut product. The ear (1) earbuds offer high-fidelity sound with a breakaway design. But should you spend ₹5999 on them?

Asus ROG Flow X13 gaming laptop, launched in 2021

Asus ROG Flow X13 review: This ‘thin and light’ just makes the cut

Divya Kala Bhavani If you are keen on kicking it with a durable gaming laptop, the Asus ROG Flow X13 has your back with its eSports-level processors and multi-mode display. But it still leaves you wanting more

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Boeing’s autonomous MQ-25 completed first aerial refueling

Watch : Boeing completes the first mid-air refuel by an unmanned aircraft

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India's smartphone market records highest shipments ever in the first half of 2021

Weekly Bytes | BMW’s cargo bike and e-scooter concepts, NASA picks SpaceX for Jupiter’s moon mission, and more

Parliament proceedings | ISRO-NASA joint satellite project NISER proposed to be launched early 2023: Jitendra Singh

Oral-B iO review: speak to the ₹16,000 toothbrush

Intel launches ‘AI For All’ initiative in partnership with CBSE

Delhi

HC to hear in August pleas of Facebook WhatsApp challenging new IT Rules

Tokyo Olympics | Games-related streaming app downloads surge

Apps with streaming rights saw up to a 13 times rise in downloads during the first week of the games, according to app intelligence firm App Annie.

Google removed over 1.50 lakh content pieces in May, June on user complaints

Report follows the new IT rules that came into force on May 26.

LinkedIn allows employees to work fully remote, removes in-office expectation

The updated policy, offering the flexibility to work remotely full-time or work at an office part-time, will apply to LinkedIn's global workforce of more than 16,000 employees.

From Facebook to Twitter, Big Tech sees social commerce driving sales growth

Facebook, widely considered the leader in social commerce,and Google helped retailers bring in sales in the last quarter.

Tesla agrees to pay $1.5 mln to settle claims over battery voltage reduction

The suit filed in August 2019 alleged Tesla released an over-the-air software update that reduced the maximum voltage to which batteries on some Tesla Model S vehicles could be charged.

Airtel, Tata Comm, RCom, Railtel among 34 firms found violating internet services licence rules: Govt

Two companies -- World Gate Networks and E-Com Opportunities -- have "unauthorized Internet gateway using foreign satellites."

Nothing ear (1) earbuds review: When listening to nothing can mean something

Carl Pei’s solo tech venture Nothing sure looks like it’s done something with its debut product. The ear (1) earbuds offer high-fidelity sound with a breakaway design. But should you spend ₹6,000 on them?

China's CATL unveils sodium-ion battery - a first for a major car battery maker

CATL, China's top car battery maker with a market value of almost $200 billion, also unveiled a battery pack that integrates sodium-ion and lithium-ion batteries.

Russia fines Google 3 mln rbls for violating personal data law

The penalty comes amid a wider standoff between Russia and Big Tech, with Moscow routinely fining social media giants for failing to remove banned content.

Over 6.07 lakh cyber security incidents during H1 2021: Govt

Rules have been introduced to ensure accountability of digital platforms to users and prescribe additional due diligence to be followed by large social media intermediaries.

‘Krishikarna’, a project to promote hi-tech farming, launched in Pallikkal panchayat of Thiruvananthapuram

Ten farmers in the panchayat are setting up mini polyhouses under the project

Keep those lips sealed! Tech companies can now read them

Watch your mouth; tech giants such as Amazon, Sony and Google are leveraging Artificial Intelligence to build powerful lipreading technologies which are amassing concerns around privacy and Big Brother-esque surveillance

Clubbed together for comfort during COVID-19, here’s the rise of ‘unlabelled virtual wards’ on social media

Audio drop-in apps like Clubhouse and Spotify Greenroom are seeing spontaneous rooms of COVID-positive people, helping each other through quarantine virtually

Nokia profit substantially up on new operating model, 5G

The CEO of Nokia has vowed to make Nokia the world leader in 5G technology

Scientists turn speech-impaired man's vocal signals into words

When the participant attempted to speak, these models could detect which words he was trying to say. These words were decoded from his brain activity, one by one, on a screen.

WhatsApp privacy case must be decided in a month, EU watchdog says

The agency, which leads oversight of Facebook because the company's European headquarters are based in Ireland, has been investigating WhatsApp to see if it complies with transparency obligations specified by EU privacy rules known as GDPR.

After Flipkart, Amazon files appeal at India's Supreme Court in antitrust probe

A court in south India last week dismissed cases filed by Amazon and Flipkart which sought to quash the Competition Commission of India's (CCI) 2020 investigation on accusations that the companies circumvent Indian law by creating complex business structures.

Apple, AMD navigate chip shortage with focus on profitable products

Apple Inc said on Tuesday chip shortages had mostly affected its iPad and Mac products in its last quarter, but would start to bite into its mainstay iPhone business, its bestseller and major profit driver, in the current quarter.

Qualcomm optimistic on 5G, connected device sales as supply bottlenecks ease

The San Diego, California-based company is the biggest supplier of mobile phone chips in the world and the leader in 5G technology.

The digital treasure hunt game that won at Toycathon 2021

A digital treasure hunt game, developed by Amrita Vishwam Vidyapeetham students in Chennai, wins at Toycathon

Spotify’s paid subscribers rise 20%, quarterly revenue beats estimates

Premium subscribers, which account for most of the company's revenue, hit 165 million, matching analysts' expectations.

Anbe, a vernacular dating app by Aisle, is aimed at Tamil speakers

From biryani to Thalapathy, expect topics and conversations related to all things Tamil on Anbe, a Tamil-language dating app created by the folks over at Aisle

Instagram to restrict some ads from reaching minors

The move comes as the image-sharing platform continues to face criticism for neglecting the safety of children.

Contactless wireless-charging facility being developed for EVs

On successful completion of testing, U.S. state Indiana will use the new technology to electrify a segment of interstate highway within Indiana.

Microsoft Teams has nearly 250 million monthly active users: Nadella

`We’ve encouraging feedback on early builds of Windows 11.'

Oppo tests Reno6 series smartphones on Jio's 5G lab

The company unveiled Reno6 series 5G smartphones in the price range of Rs 29,900 - Rs 39,990 on July 14, and started selling them in India from July 20.

Google launches new bug bounty platform

In a blog post, Google said that the platform will conduct competition, run country-wise leaderboards and enable chances of winning awards for certain bugs.

Apple says chip shortage reaches iPhone, growth forecast slows

In a conference call with investors, Apple executives also said that the global chip shortage had a less severe impact than feared in the company's third quarter but will worsen in the fourth quarter, extending to iPhone production.

Former eBay employee gets 18 months in prison for 'abominable' cyberstalking campaign

U.S. District Judge Allison Burroughs called the employees' actions "really abominable" as she sentenced Cooke, who must also serve a year of home detention and pay a $15,000 fine.

Google takes legal action over Germany's expanded hate-speech law

The Alphabet unit, which runs video-sharing site YouTube, filed suit at the administrative court in Cologne to challenge a provision that allows user data to be passed to law enforcement before it is clear any crime has been committed.

Amazon announces several features, tools for developers to boost Alexa

The retailer said the features will make it easier for developers to personalise experiences and monetise opportunities to drive growth.

5G readiness is a capital-intensive exercise, Accenture says

Cloudification of the network is the single biggest trend that is shaping the 5G and network modernisation agenda for telecom companies.

Facebook brings Instagram, Oculus execs to set up new AR product

It will be a “collection of digital worlds”, enabling users to explore seamlessly between various virtual reality experiences, Andrew Bosworth, VP, AR/VR at Facebook, explained in a social media post.

Tencent's WeChat suspends new user registration for security compliance

China is in the process of tightening its policy towards privacy and data security. It is readying a Personal Information Protection Law, which calls for tech platforms to impose stricter measures to ensure secure storage of user data.

Microsoft along with SEEDS launch 2nd phase of AI model to predict heat waves risks in India

This AI model solution has been developed under Microsoft's global programme 'Artificial Intelligence for Humanitarian Action' to build disaster resilient communities in India.

Tata Communications launches cloud platform for regulatory compliance

The platform is built on the company’s private cloud, and will enable international banks to meet the country’s data residency requirement when expanding footprint in India.

Intel to make Qualcomm chips, provide chip packaging to Amazon’s AWS business

In the coming years, Qualcomm chips will be manufactured by Intel’s 20A technology node, and will be scheduled for release in 2024.

Asus ROG Flow X13 review: This ‘thin and light’ just makes the cut

If you are keen on kicking it with a durable gaming laptop, the Asus ROG Flow X13 has your back with its eSports-level processors and multi-mode display. But it still leaves you wanting more

India’s ShareChat raises $145 million from Temasek, others at near $3 billion valuation

The company will continue to invest in artificial-intelligence capabilities of video app Moj and enhance its in-app editing tools, said CEO Ankush Sachdeva.

Malware can be injected into AI models, research shows

Researchers reckon that with widespread application of AI, utilising neural networks to inject malware could become a new way to run malicious campaigns.

5G underdog Nokia firmly back in game after Lundmark's shakeup

Lundmark, who became CEO last August, has laid off thousands of employees and forged new partnerships with technology companies after pledging to "do whatever it takes" to take the lead in 5G.

EU gives Google 2 months to improve hotel, flight search results

The world's most popular internet search engine has long faced scrutiny from antitrust enforcers and consumer groups around the world over its business practices, which in some cases have landed it with hefty fines.

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