OTT services beat TV in customer satisfaction in India

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Streaming video-on-demand services have beaten TV in customer satisfaction in India as the country is at the third spot (52 per cent) when it comes to pay for content, after China and Brazil, a new report said on Friday.

Smartphone bosses fight it out on social media in India

These are interesting times in the price-sensitive Indian smartphone market where one Chinese brand after another is entering the fray like winged insects swarming frantically at light sources during the rains -- only to disappear soon.

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US may scale back Huawei trade restrictions to help existing customers

The US Commerce Department said on Friday it may soon scale back restrictions on Huawei Technologies after this week's blacklisting would have made it nearly impossible for the Chinese company to service its existing customers.

TRAI mulls regulating apps streaming TV channels

The telecom watchdog proposes to bring them under licensing regime similar to one that governs broadcasters.

Artificial intelligence system likely to ease name registration process for companies

The aim is to reduce the level of discretion in deciding on the names that can be accepted.

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Buyers of such data include cyberattackers & even companies looking for business information.

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In yet another crossover event, Fortnite will nw let you play as popular film character John Wick.

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