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Women may be better drivers than men

Technology November 20, 2017 at 6:18 pm 0 comments

LONDON: Women are less likely to be distracted while driving than men, according to a study which debunks stereotypes about ladies being bad drivers. Researchers suggested that young men and extroverted or neurotic people are more prone to distraction. Ole Johansson, from the Institute of Transport Economics in Norway, surveyedRead More

Twitter to remove ‘verification badge’ from some accounts

Twitter to remove ‘verification badge’ from some accounts

Technology November 19, 2017 at 9:00 am 0 comments

Washington: Twitter is changing its policy on “verified” accounts, reserving the right to remove the blue badges from users who violate the online platform’s terms of service. The move came a week after Twitter launched a review of its policy following disclosures that neo-Nazi and white supremacist leaders had receivedRead More

WhatsApp to introduce app for iPad users?

Technology November 19, 2017 at 9:00 am 0 comments

San Francisco: Facebook-owned messaging service WhatsApp may be working on an app for iPad users as references of WhatsApp for iPad are spotted on latest WhatsApp desktop app. WhatsApp change tracking website WABetaInfo tweeted that WhatsApp is gearing up for a dedicated application for iPad. WABetaInfo also stated on TwitterRead More

Google launches platform to build voice-enabled solutions for Google Assistant

Google launches platform to build voice-enabled solutions for Google Assistant

Technology November 17, 2017 at 6:52 pm 0 comments

New Delhi, November 16 Starting on Thursday, Google invites developers and companies to build voice-enabled apps to engage with Indian users through Actions on Google, the developer platform for the Google Assistant. For anyone who wants to build for the Assistant, resources such as developer tools, documentation and a simulatorRead More

Twitter to remove verification badge if users flout rules

Technology November 17, 2017 at 6:50 pm 0 comments

SAN FRANCISCO: Twitter has announced to remove verification badges from users who violate its rules, adding that the micro-blogging platform is reworking on its entire verification system. “We are conducting an initial review of verified accounts and will remove verification from accounts whose behaviour does not fall within these newRead More

Firefox opts for Google as default search in US, surprising Yahoo

Firefox opts for Google as default search in US, surprising Yahoo

Technology November 16, 2017 at 5:19 am 0 comments

San Francisco, Alphabet Inc’s Google reclaimed on Tuesday its spot as the default search engine on Mozilla Corp’s Firefox Internet browser in the United States and other regions as the browser maker stunned Verizon Communication Inc’s Yahoo by canceling their deal. Google confirmed the move but declined, along with Mozilla,Read More

Artificial Intelligence not to kill jobs yet: Survey

Technology November 16, 2017 at 5:17 am 0 comments

New York Contrary to global fears, a few workers believe that Artificial Intelligence (AI) will take away their jobs, a new survey claimed on Wednesday. The survey of more than 5,000 people from across the US, the UK and Australia by global professional services firm Genpact showed a striking gapRead More

Google Home gets a makeover!

Technology November 16, 2017 at 5:17 am 0 comments

New York, Google has announced the revamping of its ‘Google Home’ device, giving it a new look, along with minor tweaks made in terms of software, all towards facilitating seamless operations for users. In a bid to make it easier to find content online, Google announced that the app wouldRead More

Facebook to support new political ad rules in US

Facebook to support new political ad rules in US

Technology November 14, 2017 at 3:32 pm 0 comments

San Francisco, November 14 Facing scrutiny over the presence of Russian ads on its platform during the 2016 US presidential poll, Facebook has agreed to support new limited federal rules on online political ads. The US Federal Election Commission (FEC) has asked tech companies and campaigns to disclose the originRead More

World’s oldest wine dates back to 8,000 years

Technology November 14, 2017 at 3:31 pm 0 comments

Toronto Scientists have discovered evidence of the world’s earliest winemaking in Georgia, dating back to the origin of the practice to the Neolithic period around 6000 BC. Previously, the earliest known chemical evidence of wine dated to 5400-5000 BC and was from an area in the Zagros Mountains of Iran.Read More