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The complaint states that IAC deliberately undervalued the Tinder to avoid paying them billions of dollars.

Internet speed bad? Tinder still wants you to get a match

Tinder Lite is expected to launch soon, starting in Southeast Asia where internet penetration has increased.

12 May 2019 10:39 AM IST

The feature will be rolled out as an update on 18th October to the first generation Pixel, the Pixel 2 and the newly launched Pixel 3.

Police can't force you to unlock phone using fingerprint

Compelling to unlock the device using fingerprint would be self-incrimination.

12 May 2019 10:32 AM IST

The rollout dates will be affected by certain regions and carrier deployment.

HTC handsets will finally start getting Android Pie

The company revealed in a tweet that it will release Google's newer Android version to the HTC U11 by late May.

12 May 2019 10:25 AM IST

A DMV spokesperson said the company had registered three 2015 Lexus RX450h SUVs to be driven by six Apple employees with expertise in autonomous vehicles. (Photo: Bloomberg)

Believing machines can outperform people can lead to acceptance of...

The researchers added that liberals, compared to conservatives, were significantly more accepting of self-driving cars.

12 May 2019 10:13 AM IST

Blue Moon also features an on-board lidar system capable of mapping lunar terrain, in order to choose the right landing site. Jeffs big unveil comes as the government is making an aggressive push to kick start a return to space travel.

Plan a vacation in space

Blue Origin has unveiled a lunar lander, Blue Moon aiming to get to Moon by 2024.

12 May 2019 3:00 AM IST

Podcasts do not require one to sign in to the Google Account. On the desktop version, access to ones subscriptions is available through Google Search results. (Photo: ANI)

Google officially brings podcasts to Search results

Google Podcasts is showing on the web for iOS and Android on a number of devices.

11 May 2019 3:26 PM IST

The company has previously blocked hashtags that are too obvious about misinformation, such as #vaccinescauseautism. It will now also ban hashtags that may seem unrelated but are used to spread wrong information about vaccinations, such as #vaccines1234. (Photo: ANI)

Instagram to block anti-vaccine hashtags

Instagram has confirmed to Engadget that it will block hashtags that surface false information regarding vaccinations.

11 May 2019 3:25 PM IST

Most of the components are modular, including the USB-C port. The only sticky point is the display which is poorly supported. (Photo: ANI)

Google Pixel 3a lineup is budget and repairable, finds iFixit

Unlike the Pixel 3 lineup, the Pixel 3a and Pixel 3a XL score a decent 6/10 on the iFixit repair scale.

11 May 2019 3:23 PM IST

Cognitive, or brain, training games have been used to help people reduce unhealthy habits, like smoking. (Photo: ANI)

Diabetic? This computer game can train brain to eat less sugar

Added sugar is one of the biggest culprits of excess calories and is also associated with several health risks.

11 May 2019 3:22 PM IST

Amazon entered into a nationwide legally binding agreement to block the sale of childrens school supplies and jewellery without affirmation from lab reports about the products being non-toxic. (Photo: ANI)

Amazon promises to not sell toxic school supplies

Metal in children's products can lead to a number of neurological disorders.

11 May 2019 3:17 PM IST

Firefox Chief Technology Officer Eric Rescorla explained that one of the certificates used to sign add-ons expired just after 1AM UTC on May 4. (Photo: ANI)

Here's why Mozilla Firefox's add-ons broke all at once

Add-ons are checked every 24 hours, the problem affected users at different times.

11 May 2019 3:16 PM IST

The States comprises of only 30 per cent of the global government information requests and Japan submitted the second highest volume of requests, while India made 6 per cent of the volume of the global requests. (Photo: ANI)

Twitter received fewer account data requests by the US government

Twitter highlighted that the US submitted 6 per cent fewer information requests than the last reporting period.

11 May 2019 3:14 PM IST