MUMBAI, India – July 6, 2016 DOEL INTERNATIONAL, a transnational company for ICT, Mobility & CE products and services provider with manufacturing and R&D in Taiwan has made its entry into India.
Supermicro has launched its complete range of Gaming Motherboards and Chassis for the Indian Market, effective First quarter of the Indian Financial year. Supermicro is a global leader in high performance, high
Telecom regulator Trai on Friday said it will launch a mobile application which will help a consumer to measure Internet speed on his smartphone and send results to the authority. “The MySpeed
Samsung is expected to launch the next Note offering on August 2, but before that happens, leaks have been aplenty. Now, renders of the Galaxy Note 7 have been spotted revealing the
Lenovo’s recently unveiled Vibe K5 smartphone will be available via its first open sale from Monday. Interested consumers can purchase the Lenovo Vibe K5 in open sale via Amazon India, which no
Microsoft has announced that the 1TB Surface Book and Surface Pro 4 variants have been released in 10 markets. Interested buyers in Australia, Austria, China, France, Hong Kong, New Zealand, Switzerland, and
Dell on Thursday said that it is discontinuing its Android-based Venue tablet line-up, adding it won’t be offering any OS updates to the existing line-up. With this discontinuation, the company has backed
UIMI launches its UIMI U3 6000mAh power Bank. Power bank like other UIMI Power Bank units sports a Plastic and rubber body along with temperature, input overload, short circuit, and output over current, and reset protection.U-3
Chinese manufacturer Vivo has launched its X7 and X7 Plus smartphones in its home country. Priced at CNY 2,498 (approximately Rs. 25,000), the Vivo X7 will go on sale in China starting
SanDisk on Wednesday launched two new 256GB microSD cards, with one it claims is the fastest in its class – the 256GB SanDisk Extreme microSDXC UHS-1. The company alongside also launched the
Japan’s Sony Corp lifted its sales target for its games division in the next financial year on high hopes for its new virtual reality headset, but cut its outlook for image sensors
A California jury ordered Oracle Corp to pay Hewlett-Packard Enterprise Co $3 billion (roughly Rs. 20,235 crores) in damages in a case over HP’s Itanium servers, an Oracle spokeswoman said on Thursday.