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The 3D printed ear guard that Quin Callander produced has several grooves on which the elastic strap of a mask can be looped. This allows the user of the ear guard to adjust the masks elastic strap to cover their face tightly but without putting pressure on their ears. (Photo | Facebook - Heather Roney)

What a good scout! 12-year-old boy designs, 3D-prints ear guard for...

Quinn Callander has put the design of his plastic around-the-head strap on the open-source 3D printing community...

9 April 2020 5:18 PM GMT

Not only are we being subject to invasive apps, lists of infected people with their names and addresses have been made publicly available without their consent.

Overcorrection at the cost of privacy during coronavirus is...

Use of facial recognition and other personal data has the potential to set a new normal by resetting our expectations on...

9 April 2020 3:36 PM GMT

Until now, Stadio Pro, the paid version of the gaming app, cost USD 9.99 (Rs 760). Now, its free. (Photo | Flickr - Dronepicr)

Now Free: Play on Google Stadia Pro for 2 months, learn photography...

Gaming and learning are among top choices of people looking to stay engaged while staying at home, amid the coronavirus...

9 April 2020 3:35 PM GMT

The Samsung Galaxy A51 will have four cameras, with a 48MP primary lens and cost Rs 38,000.

Six phones from Samsung's A series launched in US give every user a...

The range starts at as little as Rs 8,400 for the Galaxy A01 and goes up to Rs 46,000 for the Galaxy A71.

9 April 2020 12:57 PM GMT

Lack of adequate security has been a huge and seemingly endless problem with Zoom.

Google bans Zoom on devices used by staff

Employees may continue to use the videoconferencing app to connect to friends and family over browser or mobile

9 April 2020 10:50 AM GMT

In this February 12, 2018 photo, a US Customs and Border Protection officer assists a passenger with ticket scanning and taking biometric facial recognition photos prior to boarding a flight at Houston International Airport. (Photo | Flickr - Donna Burton)

Use of Facial recognition technology not a concern for a large number...

Over three-fourths of 1,000 people surveyed by cybersecurity firm Nortonlifelock supported the use of facial recognition...

7 April 2020 1:13 PM GMT

Cooking channels are among the most watched additional service channels provided on DTH services for a fee. Now the channels will be available for free till April 14.

Free of charge: Cooking, fitness channels on Tata Sky, Dish TV,...

DTH service providers make interactive channels free till April 14, while a university offers its online learning...

7 April 2020 11:36 AM GMT

The update has come to India first, in an indication of how widely the platform is being used to spread unverified information in the country. It will be rolled out globally in the coming weeks.

WhatsApp limits forwards to one chat at a time in India to halt spread...

The messaging app earlier restricted forwards to five chats but it did not prove effective enough against the spread of...

7 April 2020 8:34 AM GMT

A description of the app says that personal information of users would be stored locally in the users device.

Aarogya Setu app downloaded on 1 crore phones, but does it serve the...

There is little clarity on who can access app data, and if it will be shared with state governments at the frontline of...

7 April 2020 7:30 AM GMT

The upcoming iPhone 12 will have triple lenses and a LiDAR scanner in a quad display array on the rear, whereas the iPhone 11 Pro and IPhone 11 featured in this image does not have a LiDAR scanner.

The latest at Apple: Leaks on the iPhone SE, iPhone 12 and iPad Pro...

Keen Apple enthusiasts have been digging up info on what the tech company will bring out next

6 April 2020 4:52 PM GMT

Hikvisions array of thermal cameras that can be used in public places to detect fever, without contact with the person.

In Tech Talk Today, Prama Hikvision thermal cameras, Tesla's prototype...

Let's take a look at the devices that could aid in the fight against the spread of COVID-19

6 April 2020 2:18 PM GMT

Radio waves emitted by cellphones or mobile phones and cellphone towers, as well as microwave ovens, do not damage cells of the body.

Myth believers burst crackers in India, set fire to 5G cellphone...

A conspiracy theory that 5G radiofrequencies damage immune systems are baseless, as this myth buster proves

6 April 2020 12:34 PM GMT