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Donald Trump Reveals Why He Sounded Like He Had A Lisp During Elon Musk Interview
"Unfortunately, because of the complexity of modern-day equipment, and cellphone technology, my voice was, in certain areas, somewhat different and strange," he said.
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Man Beaten To Death In Assam Over Allegations Of Cellphone Theft
A man suspected of stealing a cellphone from a house in Assam's Sivasagar district, has been beaten to death by the locals. Palu Gowala, 27, was taken to the hospital by the police where he succumbed to his injuries.
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Tips To Protect Smartphones Amid Heatwave
As temperatures soar across the country, a new concern is emerging for smartphone users: how to protect your phone from overheating. Just like people, smartphones have their comfort zones when it comes to temperature.
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Cellphones Of Indians On Ship That Hit US Bridge Seized As Part Of Probe By FBI: Report
The FBI has seized the cellphones of the mostly Indian crew on board a crippled cargo ship in Baltimore as part of the investigation into the deadly bridge accident in the US city, a non-profit organisation in touch with the personnel said.
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Mumbai Hospital Carries Out Delivery Using Phone Torch, Mother And Baby Die
A pregnant mother and her baby have died after doctors at a hospital carried out a Caesarian delivery using a cellphone torch.
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McDonald's Faces System Failure In Asia, Customers Unable To Place Orders
Hungry McDonald's customers in parts of Asia had trouble ordering at stores, on cellphones and at electronic kiosks on Friday after a system outage.
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Can Using Phone At Night Make You Fat? Here's What New Study Says
Researchers looked at fluctuation in daily appetite with a change in the body clock .
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How Andhra Pradesh Is Cracking Down On Teachers Using Phones During Class
Noting that the use of cellphones by teachers inside the classroom distracts students and teachers, diverting them from learning, the Andhra Pradesh government has banned the use of mobile phones in classrooms.
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On Camera, Woman Falls Face-First On Road As Bikers Snatch Phone
A woman, who was talking on her cellphone while walking, fell face-first onto the road when two men on a moving motorcycle snatched her phone and sped away in Indore.
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Smart TVs And Cellphones Drive "Smart Schools" In Madhya Pradesh District
Dilapidated buildings and a shortage of teachers are standard in government schools in Madhya Pradesh. But in government schools of Sehore district, Smart TVs, cellphones and pen drives are the norm.
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BharOS: 5 Points On Mobile Operating System Introduced By IIT Madras
An Indian Institute of Technology Madras-incubated firm has developed a mobile operating system that can benefit India's 100 crore cellphone users. It is called BharOS and has been developed indigenously.
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Facebook Live By Flyer Captures Nepal Crash - Sudden Screams, Huge Fire
A cellphone recovered from the wreckage of the Yeti Airlines flight that crashed in Nepal, has been found to capture the final, very disturbing moments of the flight.
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Cellphones Of 3 Including AAP MLA Stolen During Party's Roadshow In Delhi
The mobile phones of AAP MLA Akhilesh Pati Tripathi and two others were stolen during a roadshow of Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal in north Delhi's Malka Ganj area on Wednesday, police said.
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In Ujjain Temple's Cellphone Ban, Congress Sees A Rahul Gandhi Connection
A ban on cellphones - aimed at stopping people from filming videos inside the Mahakal Temple's sanctum sanctorum - comes days before a visit by Rahul Gandhi.
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US Senators Push for Limits on Law Enforcement's Purchase of Warrantless Cellphone Tracking Tools
US Senators and civil rights lawyers are pushing for a law that would limit the ability of law enforcement in the US to purchase and use tools to track users using their cellphones, sometimes without a search warrant. Earlier this month, it was reported that US police departments were using a tool called "Fog Reveal" search hundreds of billions of ...
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Donald Trump Reveals Why He Sounded Like He Had A Lisp During Elon Musk Interview
"Unfortunately, because of the complexity of modern-day equipment, and cellphone technology, my voice was, in certain areas, somewhat different and strange," he said.
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Man Beaten To Death In Assam Over Allegations Of Cellphone Theft
A man suspected of stealing a cellphone from a house in Assam's Sivasagar district, has been beaten to death by the locals. Palu Gowala, 27, was taken to the hospital by the police where he succumbed to his injuries.
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Tips To Protect Smartphones Amid Heatwave
As temperatures soar across the country, a new concern is emerging for smartphone users: how to protect your phone from overheating. Just like people, smartphones have their comfort zones when it comes to temperature.
-
Cellphones Of Indians On Ship That Hit US Bridge Seized As Part Of Probe By FBI: Report
The FBI has seized the cellphones of the mostly Indian crew on board a crippled cargo ship in Baltimore as part of the investigation into the deadly bridge accident in the US city, a non-profit organisation in touch with the personnel said.
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Mumbai Hospital Carries Out Delivery Using Phone Torch, Mother And Baby Die
A pregnant mother and her baby have died after doctors at a hospital carried out a Caesarian delivery using a cellphone torch.
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McDonald's Faces System Failure In Asia, Customers Unable To Place Orders
Hungry McDonald's customers in parts of Asia had trouble ordering at stores, on cellphones and at electronic kiosks on Friday after a system outage.
-
Can Using Phone At Night Make You Fat? Here's What New Study Says
Researchers looked at fluctuation in daily appetite with a change in the body clock .
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How Andhra Pradesh Is Cracking Down On Teachers Using Phones During Class
Noting that the use of cellphones by teachers inside the classroom distracts students and teachers, diverting them from learning, the Andhra Pradesh government has banned the use of mobile phones in classrooms.
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On Camera, Woman Falls Face-First On Road As Bikers Snatch Phone
A woman, who was talking on her cellphone while walking, fell face-first onto the road when two men on a moving motorcycle snatched her phone and sped away in Indore.
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Smart TVs And Cellphones Drive "Smart Schools" In Madhya Pradesh District
Dilapidated buildings and a shortage of teachers are standard in government schools in Madhya Pradesh. But in government schools of Sehore district, Smart TVs, cellphones and pen drives are the norm.
-
BharOS: 5 Points On Mobile Operating System Introduced By IIT Madras
An Indian Institute of Technology Madras-incubated firm has developed a mobile operating system that can benefit India's 100 crore cellphone users. It is called BharOS and has been developed indigenously.
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Facebook Live By Flyer Captures Nepal Crash - Sudden Screams, Huge Fire
A cellphone recovered from the wreckage of the Yeti Airlines flight that crashed in Nepal, has been found to capture the final, very disturbing moments of the flight.
-
Cellphones Of 3 Including AAP MLA Stolen During Party's Roadshow In Delhi
The mobile phones of AAP MLA Akhilesh Pati Tripathi and two others were stolen during a roadshow of Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal in north Delhi's Malka Ganj area on Wednesday, police said.
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In Ujjain Temple's Cellphone Ban, Congress Sees A Rahul Gandhi Connection
A ban on cellphones - aimed at stopping people from filming videos inside the Mahakal Temple's sanctum sanctorum - comes days before a visit by Rahul Gandhi.
-
US Senators Push for Limits on Law Enforcement's Purchase of Warrantless Cellphone Tracking Tools
US Senators and civil rights lawyers are pushing for a law that would limit the ability of law enforcement in the US to purchase and use tools to track users using their cellphones, sometimes without a search warrant. Earlier this month, it was reported that US police departments were using a tool called "Fog Reveal" search hundreds of billions of ...
