Microsoft’s India-born CEO Satya Nadella, while signalling a new course for the firm, said mobile and cloud are “two facets” of the same thing, a belief that found place in his maiden
Lenovo has started recalling the battery packs for a number of its ThinkPad laptops sold in the United States and Canada. The specific Thinkpad battery packs pose a fire hazard, caused by
Samsung Galaxy S5 is now up for pre-orders in India. Customers can book the phone by paying Rs. 1,500 on the Samsung India online store to be amongst the first to receive
Galaxy Note 3 Neo is now available via Samsung’s India online store at Rs. 38,990. The phablet is available in two colour variants, black and white. Like other members of the Galaxy
Samsung, soon after LG unveiled its Smart Bulb, has announced its own Bluetooth-connected LED lamps, which it is also calling Smart Bulb. The company unveiled the new range along with other lamp
We have in the recent past heard rumours about the yet-to-be-announced Samsung Galaxy S5 mini and Galaxy S5 Zoom, as well as the Nokia Lumia 1820 devices, on several occasions. This time
Employees of Finnish handset maker Nokia’s plant at Sriperumbudur near here have decided to go on one-day hunger strike here next week, seeking job security to them in the wake of Nokia-Microsoft
Leading IT manufacturing and networking solution provider, ZyXEL India’s new Corporate Office has been inaugurated in New Delhi recently. On the occasion, ZyXEL President Gary Chen was present along with hisother colleagues
Apple is likely to release its newest iPhone globally in September with a higher resolution and bigger screens, Japan’s leading Nikkei business daily reported Friday. The handset, expected to be called the
iBall has expanded its Slide tablet portfolio with yet another entry for the Indian market – the iBall Slide 3G17. The tablet has been priced at Rs. 8,199. Listed on the company’s
Twitter Inc plans to release a mobile-advertising product in the next few weeks that will allow app-makers to encourage downloads of their software, Bloomberg reported citing people familiar with the matter. The
Turkish Prime Minister Tayyip Erdogan on Thursday denounced as “villainous” the leaking of a recording of top security officials discussing possible military action in Syria to the video-sharing site YouTube. Turkish authorities