PARIS: Hackings, network sabotage and other cyber warfare campaigns are being intensely deployed by both sides as Russia’s invasion of Ukraine grinds on, though the covert operations have not proved decisive on the battlefield – at least so far.

MUMBAI: Apple will manufacture its new flagship smartphone in India, the US tech giant said, as it seeks to diversify production away from a dependence on China.

PARIS: Whether it’s on social networks, in messages, or in emails, the use of emojis is now firmly rooted in netizens’ daily lives.

PARIS: When Ron Gilbert and Dave Grossman first let loose their swords, voodoo and pirates epic The Secret of Monkey Island, it was sold on floppy disks and released for long-forgotten home PCs like the Amiga.

Kuala Lumpur: While Windows 11 was first revealed to the world back in June last year, it took until October for users to be able to fully download and use the new operating system. Now as we approach its first full year of availability, Microsoft has announced the first major update to Windows 11, bringing new features and tweaks to the operating system.

SAN FRANCISCO: Twitter may be one of the biggest social media sites out there, but that hasn’t stopped it having its own share of security issues. The latest trouble Twitter is having involves an incident affecting password resets on Twitter.

CUPERTINO: Apple Inc said prices of apps and in-app purchases on its App Store will increase in several countries including Japan, Malaysia and all territories that use the euro currency, from next month.

SAN FRANCISCO: This time, it's TikTok's turn to be inspired by its competitors. The Chinese giant is launching a new feature that resembles BeReal, the social network that is currently proving popular in the United States. So what exactly is TikTok Now?.

LOS ANGELES: Good news for your wallet! From gamers to novices, soon everyone will be able to play The Sims 4 video game for free, starting in October. Here’s how it works.

TAIPEI: Apple aims to be the first company to use an updated version of Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co’s latest chipmaking technology next year, with plans to adopt it for some of its iPhones and Mac computers, sources briefed on the matter told Nikkei Asia.