Microsoft bidding farewell to iconic Windows games

Microsoft bidding farewell to iconic Windows games San Francisco: Software giant Microsoft is killing all of its iconic Internet games including Hearts, Spades, Checkers, Backgammon,...

‘Thinner than hair’ flexible chips released in China

'Thinner than hair' flexible chips released in China Hangzhou: Thinner than hair, two ultra-thin flexible chips have been developed by Chinese researchers. The bendable chips' bodies...

Hubble telescope finds mysterious black hole disc

Hubble telescope finds mysterious black hole disc Washington: Using NASA's Hubble Space Telescope, astronomers have discovered a disc very close to a starving black hole...

Update syllabus to help kids understand smart technologies

Update syllabus to help kids understand smart technologies Sydney: Smart technologies like Artificial Intelligence (AI) and automation can cause great harm to people if students...

Fate of Our Sun – A Diamond!?

Believe it or not here it comes!  If we ask others, which is the biggest diamond in our planet Earth, the right answer will...

Google buys Israeli-US cloud storage company for $200 million

Google buys the Israeli-US cloud storage company for $200 million Jerusalem: US internet giant company Google bought, through Google Cloud, the Israeli-US company Elastifile, a...

France expects first 5G deployment by 2020

France expects first 5G deployment by 2020 Paris: French telecom regulator Arcep expects the commercial roll-out of the next-generation 5G mobile phone network in the...

Earth’s largest radio telescope to search for ‘new worlds’

Earth's largest radio telescope to search for 'new worlds' Beijing: As well as hunting for signals from alien life, the largest and most sensitive radio...

Fuel subsidies 3 times higher than the e-vehicle budget

Fuel subsidies 3 times higher than the e-vehicle budget New Delhi: India's subsidies to petrol and diesel between October 2018 and June 2019 amounted to...

Facebook set to pay $5bn fine for privacy violations

Facebook set to pay $5bn fine for privacy violations Washington: Facebook is set to pay $5 billion to the US Federal Trade Commission (FTC) this...

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