The HTC Desire 816 is now available via an e-commerce website in India at Rs. 24,450. HTC’s latest mid-range smartphone, the Desire 816, was launched in April alongside budget smartphone HTC Desire
We’ve received an invitation from Alcatel for a May 29 launch of the One Touch Idol X+ in India, which also reveals the fact the smartphone will be available exclusively via online
At first glance, the Monster Tron T1 headphones sold on Chinese e-commerce giant Alibaba’s Taobao site are a tempting offer for audiophiles looking for state-of-the-art hi-fi equipment. But sellers omit one key
The Chinese government is pushing domestic banks to remove high-end servers made by International Business Machines Corp and replace them with a local brand, the latest move by Beijing over U.S. spying
The Samsung Galaxy S5 has just received a new feature that lets users measure their stress levels. Samsung’s proprietary S Health app has been updated to leverage the heart rate sensor on
Seconds after Narendra Modi was sworn-in as the 15th Prime Minister of the country on Monday, the PMO India website was relaunched carrying his message and pictures. “As we devote ourselves to
LG is just few hours away from finally launching its much-awaited G3 handset, but the leaks seem to keep pouring in. This time we have come across the official product page on
It looks like Lava is gearing up to launch a new budget Android smartphone, as the Lava 3G 415 budget smartphone has been listed for purchase on an e-commerce website at Rs.
The HTC M8 Ace Vogue, previously tipped as HTC M8 Ace, an alleged variant of the existing flagship One (M8), has once again appeared online along with its expected launch date and
Good news for astro-rats. They will now have a new high-tech cage (seen above) to fly them to the International Space Station (ISS), courtesy Nasa. An unmanned SpaceX Dragon cargo ship will
LG announced the Android 4.4 KitKat update for its LG Optimus L9 II and LG G Pro Lite handsets, skipping the Android 4.3 Jelly Bean OS update for both the smartphones. First
The New Zealand political party founded by alleged copyright pirate Kim Dotcom has formed an alliance with another small party in a bid to win a seat in the country’s general election