Artificial Intelligence (AI) and voice-based assistants are stealing the show at IFA 2018 here, and one of the innovative products launched at this edition of the show was "Chris", a voice-controlled digital assistant that allows drivers to make phone calls, send messages, listen to music and get navigation guides without ever touching their smartphones.

California lawmakers have passed the US' toughest net neutrality law to prevent internet providers from favouring certain websites, setting up a fight with federal regulators who voted last year to erase such rules.

India's leading e-tailer Flipkart on Tuesday said it had acquired artificial intelligence (AI)-led speech recognition start-up Liv.ai to solve the language-barrier problem for its customers across the country.

Reliance Jio GigaFiber broadband plans: Mukesh Ambani owned Reliance Jio is making its debut in the broadband service with its optical fiber-based Jio GigaFiber broadband service on August 15. The registration for Jio GigaFiber starts from the Indian Independence Day.

India has the potential to generate e-commerce value of over $50 billion by driving awareness, usage and transactions among the current and next set of Internet users and shoppers, said a report on Thursday.

A mere 19 per cent of people in the 15-65 age group use Internet in India, a report said here on Tuesday.

Google has come up with a new Gmail version for desktop. It’s been long time that Google has made no big changes and now, by adding these new features the, company has become the talk of the technology-driven world.

After making a remarkable presence in the smartphone market, globally, Samsung is all set to dominate the tablet market, as of now. The South Korean multinational conglomerate has announced the 2018 version of the Galaxy Tab A 10.5-inch along with the Samsung Galaxy Tab S4. It guarantees “high-quality entertainment features” and “a budget-friendly price.”

After reports surfaced that Google is planning a censored Search engine for China, more reports claimed on Thursday that the tech giant is also developing a "government-friendly news app for the country".

In response to reports that Google is developing a search engine that complies with strict Chinese censorship rules, a China-based researcher at the Amnesty International on Wednesday said that such measures would amount to an attack on freedom of information and Internet.