From producing Indian cinema's first ever film on sperm donation to giving an insight into the iconic nuclear test of Pokhran, supermodel-turned-actor-producer John Abraham has proved he is a perfect mix of brains and brawn. He says he wishes to bring about a change in Indian cinema.

Indian Institute of Technology (IIT) Hyderabad startups is at its infancy and within a short span of its set up, it has have developed healthcare technologies to save babies lives and help bed-bound patients. Named as HEAMAC Healthcare, a startup, has introduced a device that provides graded phototherapy so that babies suffering from physiological jaundice get sufficient illumination. Researchers say nearly 13 million infants per year are unable to process bilirubin quickly enough and require jaundice treatment to prevent death or lifelong disability.

With consumers rampantly facing major data breaches due to increased online transaction -- whether for work, leisure or play -- a new survey has revealed that nearly 50 per cent of business executives sold consumer data that includes personally identifiable information (PII) to third parties.

Favourable demand conditions accelerated the growth of India's service sector in July, key economic data showed on Friday.

After posting robust growth in its smartphone and wearables shipments in the first half of this year, a top executive of Chinese tech conglomerate Huawei on Friday said the company would focus on on-device Artificial Intelligence (AI) capabilities and Cloud ecosystem to drive its consumer business growth.

Steve Jobs’ Apple Inc has reached the first $1 trillion publicly listed U.S. company on Thursday, Founded in the year 1976, the company has started its journey as an smash-hit iPhone maker and later became niche player in personal computers into a global powerhouse spanning entertainment and communications.

Admitting that Lenovo made some "mistakes" in the smartphones business in India, company CEO Yang Yuanqing on Thursday vowed to bounce back by launching right products for the Indian market under both its Lenovo and Motorola brand.

Admitting that Lenovo made some "mistakes" in the smartphones business in India, company CEO Yang Yuanqing on Thursday vowed to bounce back by launching right products for the India market under both its Lenovo and Motorola brand.

Admitting that Lenovo made some "mistakes" in the smartphones business in India, company CEO Yang Yuanqing on Thursday vowed to bounce back by launching right products for the India market under both its Lenovo and Motorola brand.

The University of California-Berkeley (UC Berkeley) and global technology company Quantela on Thursday announced their partnership to establish smart city accelerator and innovation centres in India, a move that could boost government's "100 smart cities" initiative.