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Toronto's MintChip Launches Digital Cash App As It Prepares For Shift To Cashless Society

Toronto's MintChip Launches Digital Cash App As It Prepares For Shift To Cashless Society
All Canadians are now able to download and use the MintChip app to send and receive digital cash between family and friends for free.

Toronto's MintChip Launches Digital Cash App As It Prepares For Shift To Cashless Society

Indian-Origin MIT Researcher Develops Phone-based Eye-Tracking System

Indian-Origin MIT Researcher Develops Phone-based Eye-Tracking System
In addition to making existing applications of eye-tracking technology more accessible, the system could enable new computer interfaces or help detect signs of incipient neurological disease or mental illness.

Indian-Origin MIT Researcher Develops Phone-based Eye-Tracking System

Microsoft Acquires US-based Messaging App Start-Up Founded By An Indian

Microsoft Acquires US-based Messaging App Start-Up Founded By An Indian
Wand Labs, which builds messaging technology for apps, was brought to life by an IIT-Delhi alumnus Vishal Sharma in 2013. 

Microsoft Acquires US-based Messaging App Start-Up Founded By An Indian

Virtual Reality The Latest New High-tech Way To Watch Sports

Virtual Reality The Latest New High-tech Way To Watch Sports
NEW YORK — Sports fans who own the right devices can follow the action at a major event this week in a new, high-tech way. If that sounds vaguely familiar, networks were embarking on similar experiments in 3-D half a decade ago.

Virtual Reality The Latest New High-tech Way To Watch Sports

Microsoft Touts Smaller, Faster XBox One Game Consoles At E3

Microsoft Touts Smaller, Faster XBox One Game Consoles At E3
The company says the white Xbox One S is 40 per cent smaller than the original black Xbox One and will feature support for 4K high-definition video.

Microsoft Touts Smaller, Faster XBox One Game Consoles At E3

Microsoft To Buy Networking Site LinkedIn For $26.2 Billion

NEW YORK — In a surprise move, Microsoft said Monday that it is buying LinkedIn for about $26.2 billion, a deal that could bring subtle but significant changes for the professional network's more than 430 million members.

Microsoft To Buy Networking Site LinkedIn For $26.2 Billion