NEW DELHI: After the reverses it has suffered, including the loss in last year's national election, BJP is now — almost literally — facing an 'identity theft', allegedly at the hands of the Congress. And the clash in the virtual … Continue reading
Sportsmen may be complaining about sub-standard facilities ahead of the troubled Commonwealth Games, but for employees of India's sunshine IT sector, it's time to get pampered as companies look to dole out mid-term raises, promotions and a larger share of … Continue reading
BEIJING: A sophisticated malicious computer software, or malware, described by security firms as a "new cyber-weapon," is attempting to infiltrate factory computers in China's key industries, threatening the country's national security, cyber experts have warned. Called Stuxnet, the worm was … Continue reading
New York: Simulating Priority Inbox on a cellphone two weeks ago, Google introduced a Gmail feature that sorts incoming mail — not the spam, but the stuff you actually want — into important and unimportant messages. The Priority Inbox is … Continue reading
SAN FRANCISCO: YouTube has begun offering glimpses into a day in life around the world. A "Life in a Day" channel available at the popular video-sharing website lets people see moments from July 24 captured by cameras as part of … Continue reading
Washington – Love it or hate it, Microsoft's Internet Explorer (IE), by most estimates, still commands the lion's share of the browser market. That means a lot of people spend a lot of their day using the browser, and a … Continue reading
This exceedingly good-looking underwater housing for the Panasonic Lumix GF-1 is… well, I’ve just told you. It’s coated aluminum and offers a few options for the front element — whatever best fits the lens you’ve got on. I love the … Continue reading
SAN FRANCISCO: Facebook Inc scored in the bottom 5 percent of a customer-satisfaction survey, below Internet rivals Google Inc. and Yahoo! Inc, as the social-networking site’s frequent changes rankled users. Facebook received 64 on a 100-point scale, while Google scored … Continue reading