A rare working Apple -1 computer - one that Steve Jobs himself worked on - has fetched $365,000 at NY auction. The unit is one of 60 from Apple's first line of machines.
Google is reportedly pulling its engineers from Russia to avoid increasing restrictive Internet laws of the country. However, the Internet giant will continue to focus on other aspects of business such as sales, user support and marketing.
Ford Motor has ended partnership with Microsoft and instead collaborated with BlackBerry to develop next version of its car infotainment system Sync 3. It will be rolling out with new vehicles in the next couple of years.
YouTube has quietly released an animated GIF-making tool that let's you create looping clips. Simply provide the start time and end time and voila, looping clip is ready. To make it more like 'meme' you can also add top and bottom text.
Apple-1 which was originally sold to Charles Rickets does not fetch expected price at the auction.
Samsung may not be working on an Edge variant of the Galaxy S6 as new reports suggest a separate model to accompany the S6 launch.
BMW Group India announced a price hike in January for all of its cars including the MINI series starting January 1, 2015.
Researchers have detected a signal in X-ray observation of galaxies that could be the first evidence of the existence of the dark matter.
Not everyone is able to use the power of Internet, and founder of the Web Tim Berners-Lee wants to change that. He urged that access to Internet should be regarded as a basic human right.
In a recently held Q&A, Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg tackled a swath of question from Facebook users that covered from whether a 'dislike' button was in the way to what were his New Year's resolution for the coming year.
09 Aug '24 16:35PM
