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Apple Inc's suppliers have begun manufacturing new iPad tablets in an attempt to revive flagging sales of the tablet, Bloomberg reported, citing people with knowledge of the matter.

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Facebook's recent effort to force people to adopt its standalone mobile messaging app has privacy-concerned users up in arms. Many of them believe the app is especially invasive.

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The Ebola outbreak is focusing a spotlight on an online tool that flagged a "mystery haemorrhagic fever" nine days before the WHO formally announced the epidemic.

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Smartphones and tablets would be much more useful if they allowed us to multitask the way desktop and laptop computers do.

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Microsoft has announced the launch of a new Nokia phone. Named the Nokia 130, it is an affordable feature phone that comes with built-in video player, MP3 player and FM Radio.

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Following reports of Xiaomi infringing user privacy by sending their details to a remote server, the Chinese handset maker has clarified that it does not store private information or data without permission.

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Struggling with photo editing software? Switch to a new technology that changes weather, time of day, season or other features in photos with simple text commands.

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Microsoft reportedly has started sending out media invites for its conference on September 4. The invite sent to the members of the press hints at a selfie phone - which could be labelled "Lumia 730", reports The Verge.

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If you shot a shaky video while cycling or climbing, a new software can fix that. The software analyses footage and creates new frames to smooth out camera jumps.

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Japanese scientists claim to have developed the world's fastest camera - a photo-device with a frame interval of 4.4 trillion frames per second.

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