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'The story of the movie ends with me winning my children’s custody. People leave theatre halls thinking my triumph makes me live a comfortable life after that. Far from it. My struggle over the last decade has been at times tougher than the times I spent in Norway'

Password-protected viruses have long been a tactic for hackers to evade detection, but Microsoft has just unleashed a new way of putting them to the sword.

Professor Emeritus Barry Dwolatzky passed away this morning after a brief illness.

The State Bank of India (SBI) is currently conducting recruitment for 217 Specialist Officer vacancies in various roles on both regular and contractual bases. The bank has released the recruitment notification for the position of Specialist Cadre Officer on its official website as well as on Twitter.

Class of 2023: These metro Atlanta valedictorians worked hard to achieve academic success. Which memories do they treasure, and what does their future

Wits University has announced the passing of Barry Dwolatzky, a pioneering figure in South Africa's ICT sector.

Apple's iMessage chat app might be an Apple exclusive, but that doesn't mean you can't use it on Windows. Here's how to do it.

Hackasuly, the Sulaymaniya-based hackathon, is returning. From 22nd to 24th June, the event will be part of the city's Bit Festival. It aims to bring the coding community together over a weekend to work in teams and turn their ideas into technological solutions. Prizes will be awarded in three categories: Software Engineering AI and Data

Responsible for managing small to medium sized projects or working for a Programme Manager on managing elements of a large programme that deliver highly technological products with demanding timescales.

Apple logs a patent that says that future Macs with touchscreens that will feature advanced haptics.