 | HEADLINES | | Here are some stories that you don't want to miss today |
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| Startups Medmonk, Boxershots secure Rs 1.25 crore funding in reality show |
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| Two startups including Medmonk and Boxershots bagged a total funding of Rs 1.25 crore in the first episode of reality show The Vault. |
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| Its official: Samsung scraps Galaxy Note 7 |
| Samsung Electronics Co Ltd scrapped its flagship Galaxy Note 7 smartphone on Tuesday less than two months after its launch, dealing a huge blow to its reputation and outlook after failing to resolve safety concerns. |
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| iOS 10 on 54% active devices in less than a month of public availability |
| Apple started rolling out its iOS 10 mobile operating system on eligible iPad, iPhone and iPad devices about a month back (September 13, to be exact). |
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| Special anniversary edition to commemorate 20 years of Lara Croft launched |
| The British adventurer is celebrating the franchise's 20th anniversary with a special treat for fans and gamers. |
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| Telecom tower companies expect to see volume growth |
| Brokerages Goldman Sachs and Morgan Stanley, however, are a tad more cautious and expect a combination of the auctions and Jio’s disruptive pricing model. |
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| Government's role crucial role in cybersecurity: Ravi Shankar Prasad |
| India as a market presents a great opportunity for companies — not just for products and services but for hosting data centres, says union minister for electronics and IT, Ravi Shankar Prasad. |
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| Private equity company KKR to buy stake in YuppTV for $50 million |
| Founded by Uday Nandan Reddy, YuppTV follows a part free, part subscription model and features aggregated entertainment content in several Indian languages |
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| Smartphone imports to drop 30% in value: DeitY |
| Mobile handset imports are likely to drop by about 30% in value terms this fiscal on the back of increased domestic production, according to the department of electronics and IT (DeitY). |
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| Disney's Pixar helped in making Google Assistant better: Report |
| Staff from Disney's Pixar studio were brought on board to help make Google's Assistant technology more personable, according to a new report. |
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| This app can help in fighting depression |
| The sufferers can instantly connect and chat with guidance psychologists of ePsyClinic. |
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