Windows 10 update: How to recover your data lost during OS upgrade
Some users had complained that Windows 10 update was deleting some files without permission.
Tinder accused by Norway of 'unfair terms' breaching EU laws
Norway's consumer council accuses Tinder of claiming absolute rights over user data.
UK releases new guidelines to prosecute trolls who create fake Facebook and Twitter profiles
The Crown Prosecution Service is proposing new social media guidelines that would make online trolling a punishable offence.
Google Chrome captures 42% of internet browser market as Microsoft slips
Microsoft lost 2.1 % share in total browser market share, recording highest fall in 11 years
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US residents might want an escape plan as Trump marches towards White House.
Netflix hiring new faces to drive Instagram account
The Four 'Grammasters' will travel across Europe and the Middle East, click photos and give press interviews.
Netflix VPN blocking: Streaming giant cracks down on proxy services in Europe
Users in Europe report that VPN and DNS services have been blocked from accessing Netflix.
Android Pay expected to debut in UK by end of March
Almost a year later, Android Pay follows Apple Pay to the UK.
Being pulls app after Instagram blocks API access
Being app allowed users to see someone else's Instagram feed
YouTube forms team to tackle copyright violations
YouTube to strengthen communications with content creators.
5G: The most exciting innovations that could transform the future of mobile internet
At Mobile World Congress 2016, Ericsson, Qualcomm, Cisco, ZTE and Nokia all debuted 5G solutions.
Facebook Live video broadcasting coming to Android soon
Service, earlier introduced for iOS, now coming to Android.
Netflix's new smartphone app feature will reduce data usage
Netflix would allow users to watch videos on smartphones without consuming excess data.
Popcorn Time: 'Netflix for pirates' is back online and will use 'legal' Butter streaming tech
PopcornTime.io are relaunching movie streaming service despite MPAA shutdown.
Tinder: Top 10 professions that get the most love
Pilots and physical therapists are the most right-swiped professions on Tinder.
Google first blocks and then reinstates ad services of 9to5Google
Google had earlier frozen the Adsense account of 9to5Google, accusing the firm of trademark violation.
Nissan Leaf app disabled after video shows how electric car can be hacked
Security flaw in app could give remote access to hackers and leak data.
Project Shield: Latest Google product could protect start-up websites from hacker DDoS attacks
Independent news sites can sign up for free, but privacy concerns could be a factor in its adoption rate.
Computer company HP offering free unlimited WiFi with new device purchases
Buying a new laptop, PC or tablet from HP now gets you free Wi-Fi access from iPass.
Facebook used by arms dealers to sell jihadis guns, tanks and missiles across Syria, Gaza and Iraq
Arms dealers using Facebook to sell a wide range of weapons to Hamas, Kurdish rebels, Isis and other Jihadists.
Apple may integrate Siri in Mac products this June with OS X 10.12 release
The app icon would be placed on the notification bar on the top right corner of the main menu of laptop screens.
Google more trusted than Facebook, Apple
People in the UK trust Google more than Facebook, survey reveals.
Facebook's solar-powered drone getting ready for flight
Mark Zuckerberg shared pictures of Aquila, the solar-powered drone, to be used for Internet.org programme.
Google Fiber: High-speed internet service to be launched in San Francisco soon
The service will be rolled-out in certain areas in San Francisco where fiber optic cables are in place.
MWC 2016: Visa Ready Program extended to more connected devices
Visa ventures into Internet of Things, partners with Honda and ParkWhiz.
Spotify announces partnership with Google Cloud
Spotify will be using the Google Cloud platform for their music streaming service.
Amazon launches its own clothing line
Amazon now owns labels such as Lark and Ro, Scout and Ro and Society New York.
MWC 2016: Mastercard's selfie pay coming to UK
Mastercard wants customer to take selfie for security check instead of typing passwords.
Orange to launch $40 smartphone package in Middle East and Africa, partners with Google
Orange's Rise31 smartphone will offer tailor-made Google services like Maps, Search and Youtube.
Amazon raises free shipping minimum to $49 except for books
Non-Prime customers need to buy products of at least $49 to avail free shipping service.
Yahoo Research: Company restructures Labs to form product-centric arm
Yahoo Research will drive company's scientific efforts, look to the future and think out of the box.
Google receives patent for online voting in search engine
Google's new patent allows users to vote from the search engine's page
China to ban foreign media from publishing online without prior permission
The ban extends to all categories of media including press, radio, television, music and computer games
Kanye West considering legal action against The Pirate Bay for leak of The Life of Pablo
The Pirate Bay has no intention of removing the album from its website.
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