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Telecom operators asked to take steps to minimise 5G interference

Telecom service providers have been advised to take various measures, while placing 5G towers in the vicinity of airports to minimise interference of 5G services in aircraft operations. The measures include establishing safety and buffer zones. Minister of State for Civil Aviation V K Singh said the Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) has not conducted any study on the potential effect of 5G signals on safe civil aircraft operations....

LG invests Rs 300 crore to manufacture AC components in India

LG Electronics India has invested about Rs 300 crore on components for air-conditioners, including Rs 100 crore for manufacturing of compressors, as part of the production linked incentive (PLI) programme of the government. This makes LG the first brand to manufacture its own compressors in India. LG launched the compressor plant at its Greater Noida manufacturing hub where it will make dual inverter compressors....

Parts of Twitter’s source code leaked online

As Twitter struggles to reduce technical issues and reverse its business fortunes under Elon Musk, according to a legal filing, parts of Twitter’s source code, the underlying computer code on which the social network runs, were leaked online. Twitter moved to have the leaked code taken down by sending a copyright infringement notice to GitHub, an online collaboration platform for software developers where the code was posted....

Web Werks - Iron Mountain JV Launches its First Data Center in Bengaluru

The Web Werks - Iron Mountain Data Centers (IMDC) Joint Venture, today announced the launch of their first data center on their campus in Bengaluru, India. The data center is located in the prime area of Whitefield, Bengaluru and is well positioned as a gateway to Southern India. Situated in an 80,000 square feet facility, the BLR-1 is a Tier III-designed data center that can support up to 4MW of IT load. ...

New update on WhatsApp gives admins more control over who can join group

Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg has announced two new updates for "groups" on WhatsApp -- new controls for admins, and easily see groups in common. The new features will start rolling out globally over the coming weeks. The new update gives admins the ability to decide who is able to join a group, giving admins more control over their group privacy. This comes just a few months after WhatsApp launched Communities....

BBC asks its staff to uninstall TikTok due to data collection fears

The British broadcasting company - BBC has asked its employees to uninstall Chinese app TikTok unless it was needed for business reasons. The Western organizations are taking a harder stance over data collection fears. ...

Websites of North Korean Foreign Ministry, others go offline

A few major North Korean websites, including that of the country's Foreign Ministry and Korean Central News Agency, went offline on Tuesday morning for an unknown reason, South Korea's Yonhap News Agency reported. ...

Amid talks of Amazon acquiring MX Player, COO Nikhil Gandhi steps down

Nikhil Gandhi, COO, MX Player has decided to step down from his role to pursue other interests. Gandhi is currently serving his notice period and is ensuring a seamless transition. ...

DoT to bring in private players to manage R&D at CDOT

The Department of Telecommunications (DoT) is mulling a proposal to bring in private players to manage its telecom research and development (R&D) wing Centre for Development of Telematics (C-DOT). As per the proposal, the private sector will have 51 percent ownership in C-DOT whereas the government’s ownership will come down to 49 per cent. The proposal aims to make C-DOT a global R&D centre and a technological system integrator....

Samsung wins trademark trial over use of 'S10' for phones

Samsung Electronics has convinced a Los Angeles federal jury that its Galaxy S10 phones do not violate the trademark rights of a talent-management agency that incidentally also uses the "S10" name. The jury found that S10 Entertainment & Media LLC had not shown that Samsung's popular smartphones were likely to cause consumer confusion and drown out its brand in the marketplace, according to a court document published....