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The US Patent and Trademark Office has published an application that shows Apple has filed a patent for a vapouriser technology -- an apparatus that can regulate temperature to release heat from a substance within a canister.

Believe it or not? Apple has filed a patent for vapouriser technology

Jan 28, 2017
by New York

According to a Facebook blog post, though most people get security code for login approvals from a text message (SMS) or by Facebook app to generate the code directly on their phones, SMS is not always reliable and having a phone back-up may not work well for them.

Facebook introduces ‘security key’ to protect data

Jan 27, 2017
by New York

One of the signals Facebook looks at is “per cent completion” -- the per cent of each video you watch -- to help them understand which videos you enjoyed.

Facebook is changing the way it ranks videos

Jan 27, 2017
by New York

According to a report on Redcode, as Twitter is replacing its Moments with Explore, none of the individual features in the tab are new -- they are just currently scattered throughout Twitter’s app.

Twitter replaces Moments with Explore tab

Jan 27, 2017
by New York

The move comes days after Apple sued Qualcomm for nearly $1 billion over royalties, with Cupertino-based tech giant alleging the wireless chipmaker did not give fair licensing terms for its processor technology.

Apple expands fight over patent licensing, sues Qualcomm

Jan 26, 2017
by New York

Hit by declining sales globally, tech giant Apple’s next generation iPhone 8 will not be able to make a big impact on its smartphone business, media reports claimed.

Apple iPhone 8 may not have big impact: Report

Jan 25, 2017
by New York

According to a report in tech website Re/Code, Qualcomm has said that Apple was trying to turn a simple contract dispute into a regulatory issue.

Qualcomm will continue to supply chips to Apple: Report

Jan 24, 2017
by New York

Workers walk out of the entrance to a Foxconn factory in Chengdu, Sichuan province. Apple and its suppliers such as Taiwanese tycoon Terry Gou's Foxconn Technology Group have been the target of labour rights groups, which say the world's most valuable technology company are making iPhones and iPads in massive sweat shops.

Foxconn, Apple to set up $7 bn manufacturing plant in US

Jan 23, 2017
by New York

Launched in June 2016, Dashboard will be completely shut down on February 3, 2017. However, Twitter has no transition plan for how businesses will access similar features going forward.

Jack Dorsey-led Twitter to shut down its Dashboard feature for businesses

Jan 12, 2017
by New York

The new format suggests that the social networking giant is relatively giving more importance to the time people spend watching videos, rather than the total number of videos they watch.

Facebook plans showing ads in middle of videos

Jan 10, 2017
by New York