Tech

Microsoft's CaptionBot attempts to recognise objects and faces in images and describe it in natural language (sometimes punctuated with emoji).

Google Calendar will automatically reschedule time for personal goals if conflicts arise.

The Kindle Oasis is the most expensive Kindle till date. It will be available in India at a price of Rs 23,999.

The K series of smartphones has been especially designed for India with what the company calls 'fast speed and beauty.'

Parker will create a center for immunotherapy - which aims to use the body's immune system to fight the disease - collaborating with six US-based cancer research institutions.

The computer-aided system uses an ordinary paint spray can, tracks the can's position relative to the wall or canvas and recognises what image it 'wants' to paint.

ResApp can diagnose respiratory diseases like pneumonia, croup and asthma with high accuracy.

As a first step, the Home Ministry has sought expression of interest from interested organisations or parties who work in cyber crime and security domain for participation in special presentations organised on April 12 and 19.

The soon-to-be-launched phones will be introduced under the K series and will be 4G-enabled.

The 'smartbro Range' app alerts user about possibility of call drop when they open phone dialer after analysing a host of factors.

These features are easy to use and can be enabled with just a few taps.

Bollywood movie hits capture the attention of hundreds of millions of fans - but they generate precious little in box office profits.

It's up to members of the public to decide on The People's Webby, choosing between conversation apps Slack, Snapchat and WhatsApp, online video service Netflix, and the website for Drake's 2015 music track Hotline Bling.

Each team has to use Intel's latest sensor-laden chip package, Curie, to make a web-connected gizmo that wows the judges, a group that includes NBA star Shaquille O'Neal and Mike Rowe of the Discovery show 'Dirty Jobs.'

There is one crazy trick you can try to reclaim some of the used-up space.

India is an 'amazing and robust market', particularly against the backdrop of the innovations coming from there and the growing start-up culture.