A reversal is also plausible on the enhanced damage award. Even if the Court decides to uphold the contributory infringement ruling, Cox stands a chance of overturning the enhanced statutory damage ...

The crackle of electricity inside your brain has long been too complex to decode. Artificial intelligence is changing that.

Union Communications Minister Jyotiraditya Scindia on Friday spoke extensively about India’s digital future in a conversation with Moneycontrol's Managing Editor Nalin Mehta at the Rising Bharat ...

Near field communication (NFC) allows devices to communicate over short distances. Learn how NFC technology powers touchless ...

When organisations talk about innovation in channel incentives, the conversation is usually around technology, and in its most visible forms: things like dashboards, leaderboards, gamification ...

Group chats now run much of daily life, and etiquette experts say a few simple habits keep them sane. In the latest One Tech Tip, The Associated Press shares tips from etiquette experts at Debrett’s ...

Shagun Walia of Avery Dennison explains modern marketing leaders must move from campaigns to strategy, integrate AI with human insight, and build brands to deliver.

Google Moonshot company unveils new way to transmit ultra-high-speed internet through the air using light, shrinking core technology onto a single chip to deliver fibre-like speeds without cables or ...

European military officials are concerned that discussions about “tech sovereignty” could have serious consequences for the ...

NLP offers powerful opportunities to support the UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs)—including SDG2 (Zero Hunger). In the ...

How do headphones, toys, gadgets and other devices talk to each other without any wires? Many of them connect with Bluetooth. It’s a technology that allows different devices to communicate wirelessly.

Some parents say that bringing back landlines is benefiting their kids. This retro technology is delaying social media use and improving communication skills.