Sony, after rolling out its PlayStation 4 system software update v1.70 to its users, has now unveiled new details regarding the pre-load feature for games that came with it, pushing forward the
Facebook Inc.’s website crashed briefly on Thursday, temporarily preventing computer and mobile phone users from reaching the site around the globe. During the outage, Facebook users ranging from Australia to South Korea
This week during Computex 2014 in Taipei, Cooler Master is showcasing its Nepton liquid cooling series, which is refreshed with a low-noise design across the entire lineup. The company is also showing
Cooler Master announced on Wednesday the launch of its V Semi-Modular (VSM) Series power supplies, arriving in 550W ($89.99), 650W ($99.99), and 750W ($109.99) ratings. The company suggests that the V550 model
The Micromax Canvas Gold (A300) is now officially listed on the company’s site. The company has listed the smartphone without pricing and availability details. However, thanks to an online retailer’s listing on
Xiaomi, often called the ‘Apple’ of China, has launched its official website in India, paving the way for its entry into the fiercely competitive Indian smartphone market in the next few weeks.
Google has released its stock email app, obviously called Email, on Google Play. The redesigned Email app originally debuted with Android 4.4 KitKat and comes preloaded on the Nexus 5, and was
Indian online marketplace giant Flipkart on Wednesday announced a tie-up with small and medium enterprise (SME) promotion bodies in an attempt to boost manufacturing and entrepreneurship in the country. The company signed
After introducing the LTE-A variant of the Galaxy S5 flagship for South Korea on Wednesday, Samsung has confirmed the Galaxy S5 LTE-A to be a Korea-specific device. The device would be exclusive
T-Mobile is jumping into the music streaming game with a price and a package of features that set it apart. At its “Un-carrier” event Wednesday, the fourth-ranked mobile carrier said customers of
A list of potential bidders for the Bitcoin auction was accidentally leaked by the U.S. Marshals Service on Wednesday, according to the agency. The Marshals Service confirmed that it accidentally released the
Google’s World Cup 2014 doodle on Wednesday was aimed at highlighting the ‘Streets of Rio’, and depicted the favelas or slums of the city. This had come under sharp criticism from a