Software

White House drops Donald Trump's TikTok and WeChat ban, but vows security review of foreign-owned apps

Trump targeted TikTok over the summer of 2020 with a series of orders that cited concerns over the US data that TikTok collects from its users

New Microsoft Word to get smarter as it can now predict what users are typing

Microsoft says that the service will improve overtime as it picks up on user’s linguistic preferences and writing style, minimizing grammar and spelling errors.

Mozilla Firefox 4: It Arrives Shortly

Will the Phoenix take to the skies again or crash into its fiery grave?

Microsoft Office to get a new version with no subscription cost in the second half of 2021

Earlier, people could use Microsoft 365 apps like Word, PowerPoint and Excel online for free but with limited functionality.

Microsoft declines to sell facial recognition tech to police until there is a law to regulate it

Microsoft said it has worked on enacting principles and legislation for the software’s use.

Tata Consultancy Services to announce fourth-quarter and FY20 results on 16 April

India's largest software services firm Tata Consultancy Services (TCS) on Friday said it will announce its fourth-quarter and FY20 results on 16 April

Israeli students to launch self-designed Duchifat 3 satellite with ISRO, onboard PSLV-C48

The satellite is designed to serve children from across the country to “observe the Earth”.

Improving education system key to cementing India's hold as global software leader: Narayana Murthy

Improvement in the education system is crucial for India to cement its position as a global leader in software services and will involve strengthening universities that specialise in technology and raising their research contribution to the $125 billion industry, Infosys co-founder Narayana Murthy said on Monday

Google Maps can now detect speed trap cameras, alert about accidents in your route

Google Maps, for now, has rolled this update for Android devices, iOS will be getting it shortly.

Microsoft ready to 'provide US military with access to all technology': Brad Smith

Microsoft has worked with US Department of Defense (DOD) on a longstanding basis for four decades.