After two decades of using the name that many have come to love, game company Blizzard is now dropping the 'Battle.net' name - in favor of a new, still-unspecified moniker.
Twitter is said to be in talks with several buyers to explore a potential takeover. The microblogging site has been struggling with a stagnating user base. Many companies are reportedly interested in making a bid for the company, including Google, Microsoft, Salesforce, and Verizon.
Facebook miscalculated its key video metric for two years. Advertisers use this metric to determine the performance of their videos on the social media site. It is likely that the data was inflated by as much as 80 percent. Facebook has apologized for the mistake and clarified that the miscalculation had no impact on billing or any other video metric.
Yahoo has confirmed that the accounts of over 500 million of its users were compromised in 2014. The company said that the breach might have been carried out by a "state-sponsored actor."
Apple is augmenting the artificial learning arm of its business. The company has bought machine learning startup, Tuplejump.
The LeEco Le Pro 3 smartphone has been launched in China. It is the world's first smartphone with the Qualcomm Snapdragon 821 chipset.
Chinese mobile manufacturing company Xiaomi has revealed the AnTuTu score of Mi 5s smartphone, showcasing its impressive performance.
Lenovo has finally released its much-anticipated smartphone the Lenovo Z2 in India. The Z2 was released in China earlier this year under the name Zuk Z2.
Tinder has launched a new app, designed for conducting social polling. This new app, named Tinder Stacks, lets users use its iconic swipe gesture, for everything, apart from dating. The app can be used for polling anything ranging from a new profile picture to a new dress.
