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Indian government’s watchful eye via FRT, FOSSASIA Summit, India faces scrutiny over its internet shutdowns and more!

Event stories covering our discussion on anonymity, privacy and user verification, a conference on the Internet Of Things, and more

Polygon is a new computational tool from MIT that enables the creation of color-changing, electronics-free films for data visualizations, educational tools, fashion, and more.

You’ve been in your share of awful meetings. Here’s how to lead better ones.

Our interview on ed-tech regulation with MP Karti Chidambaram, UPI for foreign travellers, Binance and Paxos, MapMyIndia, and more

HDMI has become the standard for transferring high-definition digital audio and video data on computers, monitors, and televisions. In this month’s article, Jeff describes how application designers can use Gameduino GDX3 Dazzler to output HD graphics, text, and audio to any Arduino-compatible HDMI TVs or other large displays.

An assistive device that helps a visually impaired user sense and navigate through their surroundings with the help of directional audio.

Every apprentice at Liberty IT will be assigned a buddy within the company to provide guidance and advice as they learn and hone new skills.

Intel has reported revenue of $63.1 billion with gross margin of 47.3 percent in 2022 against forecasted revenue of $76 billion.

ZeroHedge - On a long enough timeline, the survival rate for everyone drops to zero