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.

de Villiers and Iqbal Abdulla help the team make the final from a precarious 68 for six; a rare failure from Kohli

A South African’s plight in a knockout match is all too well-known. And in those, A.B. de Villiers has often flattered to deceive. But not on Tuesday, as he single-handedly carried Royal Challengers Bangalore into its third IPL final.

Actor Allu Arjun will be roped to do a cameo in his uncle and megastar Chiranjeevi’s highly anticipated 150th film and he will be seen in a special role.

Stylish Star Allu Arjun well knew with his movies like Bunny, Son of Satyamurthy, Sarrainodu etc. He is enjoying with fresh from the success of his latest Telugu film Sarrainodu.

 That the selectors chose to rest all the regulars, barring skipper Mahendra Singh Dhoni, for the limited-overs series in Zimbabwe did not come as a surprise.

But the outcome of Monday’s selection meeting, which also announced the squad for the four-Test series to be played in the West Indies in July-August, signalled that the end is near for the international careers of Harbhajan Singh, Yuvraj Singh and Ashish Nehra.

"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.

 FIFA has fired its finance director of the past 13 years, removing another fixture of the Sepp Blatter presidential era in another round of revelations about irregular million-dollar payments.

Markus Kattner’s exit on Monday came after he spent several months in his highest profile role at the scandal-rocked world soccer body as its interim top administrator promoting FIFA’s wish to change its tainted culture even as his links to other investigations added up.