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Twitter's management turmoil and 44 per cent stock fall over the last 12 months have helped Lyft and Uber recruit key talent.

Waterproof down to 300 feet or 90 meters, the watch includes a standard battery with a 6-month autonomy period meaning that it does not need to be charged daily.

Hackers may have used information from Bugzilla to exploit a vulnerability that allowed them to search for sensitive files and upload them to a server.

Both CarPlay and Android Auto should give drivers more time to keep their eyes on the road compared with the automakers' own voice systems, which can require multiple steps and looking at on-screen menus.

Amazon is expanding the number of available buttons, which reorder products at one touch. It's also making them virtually free.

Micromax says it expects one-fourth of its smartphone sales volume to come from 4G devices by end of the year.

The reality is India is neither a 'hard power' nor a 'soft power' at time when a country's strength is also rated by taking 'digital' as a metric.

The Nexus 5 will come with 3GB RAM, a 2K 5.2-inch display, and a Snapdragon 808 processor when it is unwrapped on September 29.

The new Xperia Z5 lineup will be the first Sony Xperia models to come with fingerprint sensors.

Amongst the many gadgets out this fall, we've compiled a list of the latest must-have products while we wait to see what other innovative high-tech products September will bring during the IFA.

Twitter is setting modest goals to diversify its workforce while it fights a proposed class-action lawsuit that says the online messaging service discriminates against its female employees.

Growing demand for more information about the products we buy could mean the end of the simple barcode.

Instagram has added new layout options in addition to its signature square for pictures and videos in a bid to attract more advertisers and to stop users defecting to more flexible services such as Snapchat.

It comes with 8GB internal storage that can be expanded up to 32GB via microSD card.

Now the map editing tool is back in 51 countries, including US, UK, India, Bangladesh, Brazil, Canada, among others, with a new structure to better moderate community edits.

These images capture the fun and frolic of one of Spain's quirkiest and best-known tourist draws.