After launching its iXpand flash drive for iOS devices in April this year, SanDisk earlier this week launched the Connect Wireless Stick. The wireless storage stick, which also acts like a regular
OnePlus has announced that its OnePlus 2 smartphone will get a “new and improved” invite system. Additionally, OnePlus CEO Liu Zuohu (aka Pete Lau) on Wednesday confirmed on Weibo that the upcoming
Facebook may soon be your go-to site for shopping apart from all the other things that you get on the site. Facebook pages will soon allow businesses to open storefronts on their
Korean electronics major Samsung is betting big on the burgeoning demand for 4G-enabled devices and plans to expand its portfolio of LTE smartphones in the coming months. The company on Thursday launched
Intel Corp reported better-than-expected quarterly results on Wednesday as growth in its data centres and Internet-of-Things businesses helped offset weak demand for personal computers that use the company’s chips. Shares of the
Microsoft, as expected, has started rolling out Windows 10 Build 10240, which is said to be the RTM (release to manufacturing) build, to Windows 10 Insiders. The company was expected to finalise
Bharti Airtel on Wednesday launched 4G trials for its customers in the twin cities of Hubballi and Dharwad in north Karnataka. With this, customers in these cities can now access superfast Internet
Calling the Internet a 21st century necessity, President Barack Obama on Wednesday unveiled a program to bring faster Internet connections to more low-income households, particularly to help students living in public and
Asus has expanded its business-focused ultrabook offering in India with the launch of the AsusPro BU201 and BU401 models. The AsusPro BU201 and BU401 ultrabooks will be available at Rs. 85,999 and
Juniper Networks announced two key appointments to its senior leadership team. Susan Lovgren has been appointed senior vice president of human resources and Bob Worrall has been appointed senior vice president and
We’ve already seen plentiful amounts of motherboards that have USB 3.1 ports built into the rear I/O, but I bet you’ve never seen this new interface appear on the front panel of
Global software major Oracle Corporation has its second largest workforce in India, with 10 product development centres across the country, a senior official said on Thursday. “Of the 120,000 workforce we have