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LG CNS, Microsoft to develop Cloud-based enterprise solutions
LG CNS Co. -- LG's IT service subsidiary -- has said that it has agreed with US tech behemoth Microsoft Corp. to collaborate on the development of Cloud-based enterprise solutions.
HMD Global moving all user data to Finland for security
HMD Global, which makes and markets Nokia-branded phones, on Tuesday announced partnership with consultancy firm CGI and Google Cloud to move and store phone activation and performance data at the Google Cloud Region in Hamina, Finland for better protection.
Jabra Evolve 65e: Decent but not worth your money
Wirefree listening has its own perks and that's why the wireless earphones an earbuds are now in demand more than ever in India.
Google not relaunching services in China: Pichai
Google, which quit China in 2010 in protest over Beijing's strict censorship policies, is not relaunching its services in the country without the "right conditions," CEO Sundar Pichai has said. Google faced outrage last year when it was reported that the company may have been looking to get back into the search engine business in China, the world's second largest economy. In an interview to CNN, the 46-year-old Indian-origin CEO of Google said the company was not actively working on a new Chinese search engine, though he acknowledged that Google was ignoring China and its hundreds of millions of internet users. "There are no plans for us to consider relaunching our service in China," Pichai said. He added, "we have always looked at serving the next billion users....Our mission compass is to provide information." Google is committed to following international laws and regulations, he said. Though China doesn't share Google's value of a free and open internet, the company, reaching more
US city to deploy 'RoboCop' to monitor public area
A Californian city is set to introduce a 'RoboCop' or a robot police, the latest tool in the force's arsenal that will keep an electronic eye on public areas, according to a US media report. The device, dubbed "HP RoboCop", will be deployed in Huntington Park, a 50,000-resident city located 10 km south of Los Angeles. It is "an autonomous data machine that is meant to serve outdoors", KTLA channel reported. It will use 360-degree HD video footage to "act as an extra set of eyes and monitor areas such as parks, city buildings and corridors where police might not have the time to consistently patrol", it said. The report said the device will be unveiled on Tuesday in the city hall of Huntington Park. A video posted online showed the device, which looks like a small space capsule, rolling down a sidewalk, making electronic sounds and at one point even saying, "Good day to you", the city of Huntington Park said in a press release. It also has its own Twitter account, @HPRoboCop. "I'm ...
Facebook's digital currency 'Libra' coming in 2020
As the chorus grows to break up Facebook and regulators scramble to fix it over privacy violations, the social networking giant on Tuesday announced a digital wallet subsidiary called 'Calibra' that would launch Blockchain-powered cryptocurrency 'Libra' next year to help nearly one billion people globally who don't have a bank account but do have a mobile phone.
Truecaller gets free Internet voice call feature
To facilitate high quality Internet calls, communication app Truecaller on Tuesday launched a new feature called "Truecaller Voice" for its 140 million daily active users globally, the company said in a statement.
Raj Kundra promoted Viaan Industries partners with Indian cyber security whizkid Manan Shah
Serial entrepreneur Raj Kundra has partnered with Mumbai based premier cyber security firm, Avalance Tech.This partnership will further scale Avalance's work in the field of anti-piracy and data security."It gives me great pleasure to partner with Manan Shah to offer Cyber Security, Anti-Piracy, and Anti-Counterfeiting services. Avalance will be your one stop shop with a core focus to curb the blatant piracy that takes place in our film industry", said Raj Kundra."Raj Kundra has built various big and successful brands and his tutelage will help us move the company to the next level. We want to expand in newer geographies and contribute towards India's cyber security mission. Our goal is to be a Fortune 500 company within five years and we are on track with achieving revenue of $2-3 million next year", said Manan Shah.Avalance provides cyber security, anti-piracy, anti-counterfeiting to 50+ organizations that include some of the largest banks, fortune 500 organizations, government ...
Apple will realease two iPhones with 5G: Report
One of the most truted source of Apple rumors, analyst Ming-Chi Kuo said the company would unveil 5G iPhones in 2020, while Qualcomm is still expected to be its primary supplier of 5G modems.
Friend circle more predictive of your health than Fitbit
To get a better reading on your overall health and wellness, you should be better off looking at the strength and structure of your circle of friends, says a study.
Facebook unveils global cryptocurrency
Facebook announced Tuesday it is launching its own cryptocurrency called "Libra," in a move aimed at creating a low-cost global payment system available through smart devices. Libra, described as "a new global currency" and set to roll out next year, is being backed by about 25 partners, including nonprofits and firms in financial services and online commerce. The new currency is to be supported by real assets and regulated. It will be available through Facebook's own digital wallet called Calibra and other services, according to Tuesday's announcement.
New Zealand man sentenced to 21 months in prison for redistributing Christchurch massacre video
A New Zealand man on Tuesday was sentenced to 21 months in prison for redistributing the live-stream video of the attack on two Christchurch mosques that claimed the lives of 51 people.44-year-old Philip Neville Arps has pleaded guilty on two charges of distributing objectionable material. He had sent copies of the footage -- that was live-streamed by the attacker on his Facebook account -- to about 30 people days after the incident, reported CNN.Under New Zealand law, distributing objectionable material to another person carries a possible prison sentence of up to 14 years. The video was classified as objectionable by New Zealand's chief censor days after the attack, making the sharing, possessing and hosting of the footage an offence.Announcing the sentence, Judge Stephen O'Driscoll said that when Arps was asked for his opinion on the video, he described it as "awesome"."Your offending glorifies and encourages the mass murder carried out under the pretext of religious and racial ...
UNICEF, Odisha Police organise workshop on 'Cyber Crime and Forensics' for cops
In a bid to curb cybercrime, a three-day long workshop on "Cyber Crime and Forensics" is being organised for state police by CID-Crime Branch of Odisha and UNICEF (United Nations Children's Fund).The police training, which began on Monday, emphasised on cyber offences against children for the first day."Violence against children is an important issue which UNICEF has been working on for quite some time now. Children remain the most vulnerable to online vicious and the threat to their safety and well being. This is worldwide spread problem," said Monika Nielsen, UNICEF's Odisha chief, during her address here at Police Bhawan here."A majority of damage suffered by minors might be related to suffering from psychological issues due to online manipulation. If anything taking places, the consequences can be physical in nature, potentially including sexual abuse," she said.Nielsen also said UNICEF is committed to developing child-friendly police stations."I congratulate Odisha police for ...
36% firms can enforce data loss prevention in Cloud: Report
Only 36 per cent organisations said they could enforce data loss prevention in the Cloud and 33 per cent said they could control the collaboration settings that determine how their data is shared, a report by global cyber security firm McAfee said on Tuesday.
India to address concerns on e-commerce data storage requirements
The government has asked representatives of e-commerce companies to send their concerns over data storage requirements so that a robust framework can be evolved to leverage innovative digital technologies and unlock immense economic opportunities.Building a robust data protection framework will achieve the dual purpose of privacy and innovation besides strengthening India's position as a global tech leader, said Minister of Commerce and Industry, Piyush Goyal.At a meeting with various stakeholders in the government and industry, Goyal said all concerns and issues must be sent to the Department of Industrial Policy and Promotion within ten days, according to a statement issued on Tuesday.Each and every concern of the industry will be addressed, the minister said while referring to the data storage requirements issued by the Reserve Bank of India (RBI). RBI Deputy Governor B P Kanungo also assured industry representatives that the central bank will examine the matter closely.Several ...
Suspected IED defused near a school in Mumbai
Police on Monday defused a suspected Improvised Explosive Device (IED) found near a school in Kalamboli here.Navi Mumbai Police Commissioner Sanjay Kumar said, "The object resembling a bomb was spotted on a handcart. A bomb detection and disposal squad along with NaviMumbai police reached the spot after receiving information and dismantled the device."Further, he added that there was an alarm attached to the device which was set 12 hours before it was diffused."We have received the CCTV footages and an investigation will be carried out on the basis of the evidence," the senior police official said.However, it is yet to be ascertained whether the device contained explosives or cement, police said.
Wise MPay Partners With Jelurida to Launch Blockchain Financial Services Platform in Southeast Asia
/ -- Singapore-based global payments technology company, Wise MPay, are working with renowned blockchain experts, Jelurida, to launch a public-permissioned blockchain financial services (BFS) platform. With KPMG research showing 27% of Southeast Asians own a bank account while local mobile connections outnumber the population by 33%, the region is ripe for a revolution in access to digital finance. Coalculus is aiming to launch in September 2019 as JPL-compliant software that brings cutting-edge digital payment, remittance, and ATM solutions to governments, banks, and the unbanked of Southeast Asia. Banks and financial institutions consider blockchain capable of both increasing trust in multi-party centralized ecosystems and increasing the speed, security and efficiency of many traditional banking processes. The Coalculus BFS platform is being built on the time-tested Proof-of-stake (POS) consensus algorithm, ensuring high levels of decentralization, security, scalability and ...
Microsoft's GitHub acquires collaboration tool firm
To review codes, Microsoft-owned GitHub has acquired a US-based start-up called Pull Panda that makes collaboration tools for software teams at an undisclosed amount.
US city to deploy 'RoboCop' to monitor public area
A small US city near Los Angeles has announced that it will introduce a 'RoboCop' or a robot police to monitor public areas.
Huawei laptops re-appear on Microsoft Store
After a month of disappearing from the Microsoft Store, laptops from Chinese technology player Huawei have made a comeback on the software giant's online store.
