The TSA, following FAA guidance, has banned seven lithium battery-powered items from checked luggage on all U.S. flights due to fire risks....

India's eMobility R&D Roadmap, released by Adviser A.K. Sood, suggests a battery Aadhaar for digitized tracking and end-of-life management ...

The mining of rare earth elements is highly competitive due to limited global reserves and growing demand from clean energy technologies an...

Having an emergency kit is essential to prepare for any unforeseen disaster. Customize your kit based on your individual needs, and make su...

Honda is seeking to catch up with peers outrunning it in the race to dominate a crucial market that is seeing a faster transition away from...

Many students who fled westwards as Russian troops advanced from the east are stuck at border crossings. Curfews at different times added t...

The FM said that Budget 2022 is a blueprint of economy over 'Amrit Kal' of next 25 yrs.

Firms are using AI to track employees' movements and social distancing.

Most smartphones look alike and it could be difficult to tell one from the other. ET Wealth finds the phones that seek to break this monoto...

Attention, tech-enthusiasts! Here are some drool-worthy technologies that will be available in the market soon.

The Passport gets its name because it has almost the same dimensions as a passport, something that BlackBerry calls the 'universal symbol o...

Samsung's first Android smartphone with a metallic body features a 4.7-inch super amoled display (1280 x 720 pixels).

The new BlackBerry Passport that has just been launched in India at the price of Rs 49,900 has been designed to address corporate user.

The Passport is a departure from the usual smartphone design and has a square shape. Its 4.5-inch touchscreen has an aspect ratio of 1:1 wi...

Users will get 3GB of RAM and 32GB of inbuilt storage besides expandable storage which can be increased to 64GB through microSD card.

Pulling off a great family vacation requires a great deal of planning, effort and most importantly, patience. Start with these tips:

Critics warn that RFID-tagged identities will enable identity thieves and other criminals to commit "contactless" crimes against victims wh...