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Riyadh : Saudi Arabia will introduce free sleeping pods during this year’s Haj starting on Sunday. Between 18 and 24 modern hotel capsules will be offered to pilgrims to nap in for free in the coming six days, said the ...

Cairo : Egyptian President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi has signed a new law that tightens controls over the internet. The legislation on “cybercrime” means websites can be blocked in Egypt if deemed to constitute a threat to national security or the ...

By Barry Eitel, San Francisco: A new report Friday finds tariffs on Chinese technology goods proposed by the U.S. could end up costing American consumers up to $3.2 billion per year. The forecast by the Consumer Technology Association (CTA) finds ...

By Nishant Arora, New Delhi : What exactly do you want in your smartphone? Is it day-long performance, fast charging, more data storage, speed and power, better immersive experience, or all of these? There are several smartphones out there that ...

San Francisco : Facing backlash from employees for its reported plan to enter China with a censored version of its search engine, Google CEO Sundar Pichai addressed them in an internal meeting and informed that the project, called Dragonfly, was ...

By Krishna SinhaChaudhury, New Delhi : We have seen Huawei’s sub-brand Honor bringing out some dependable smartphones such as Honor View 10. And now, the company is betting big on its gaming phone Honor Play to make its mark in ...

By Amit Kapoor, As India gets ready to celebrating its 71st Independence Day, concerns over honing its human capital come to the fore. These mus be addressed if the nation is to seize the opportunity offered by a demographic dividend ...

New Delhi : The outlook for recruitment activity is positive for the second half of 2018, a report of the job portal Naukri.com said on Monday. However, the Naukri Hiring Outlook Survey said the recruiters are concerned about the lack ...

By Gokul Bhagabati, New Delhi : The Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE), which came under heavy criticism this year following the leak of class 10 mathematics paper and class 12 economics paper, has forged a partnership with tech giant ...

By Madhu Nori, We live in a society driven by digital connections — the way we bank, shop, apply for a job and even find love has moved online. Despite this, the way we prove our identity hasn’t changed, still ...