To help enterprises develop efficient IT workforce, global software major Accenture on Wednesday launched an interactive learning platform.

The "Accenture Future Talent Platform" includes talent transformation services to help clients in critical areas such as digital, Cloud, security and Artificial Intelligence (AI).

Lenovo Vibe K5 will launch in India today, June 13. The smartphone was first showcased at Mobile World Congress in February.

Lenovo has divided its smartphone into two mainstream brands: the Vibe series which are the Lenovo phones and the Moto phones.  Vibe K5 is a slightly underpowered version of Vibe K5 Plus. which was launched in India at a price of Rs 8,499.

 Are you ready for next OnePlus phone? Well, One Plus is making sure that the unveiling of its upcoming smartphone is different from any other.

OnePlus is planning to release the One Plus 3 with its own Loop VR headset. This makes OnePlus the first tech company to offer global VR shopping experience.

The tablet, made with the intention to be used in workplaces, can be used by agencies using Aadhaar as an authentication mechanism.

South Korean tech giant Samsung on Wednesday launched Galaxy Tab Iris, an Android-based tablet, priced at Rs. 13,499.

“This technology aims to take oxygen from the atmosphere instead of carrying it all the way.”

After successfully testing a technology demonstrator of a reusable launch vehicle, Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) is planning to test an air-breathing propulsion system, which aims to capitalise on the oxygen in the atmosphere instead of liquefied oxygen while in flight.

Reports suggest that the testing of the new feature is happening among a small number of alpha testers.

Micro-blogging website Twitter is expected to roll out an automatic ‘night mode’ user interface (UI) to its Android app. The UI will automatically replace the white background with a dark blue user interface paired with white text to make it easier for reading.

 If you are not happy with the camera on your smartphone, this phone will give you an option to replace it with the high-end one by simply swapping the module with the one you want. Google has developed a smartphone which allows the consumer to slide out its parts like Lego blocks.

The tech giant first introduced the project in 2013 and has been working on it ever since. The project is titled Ara.

"Trending Topics" was launched in 2014 to surface major conversations happening on Facebook.

Reiterating that an internal investigation revealed no evidence of systematic political bias in the selection or prominence of stories in its “Trending Topics” feature, Facebook is set to revamp the controversial feature in response to a Senate inquiry into allegations of an editorial bias against conservative news organisations.