Direct to home service provider Videocon d2h is likely to go ahead with its proposed public float (IPO) plan this financial year, according to a top company official. The company had received
Sennheiser, a popular German headphone and speaker manufacturer, launched its PX 95 mini-headphones, rotatable neckband headphones PMX 95 and the in-ear neckband headphones PCX 95 in India on Thursday. The three new
The Lava Iris 402e budget smartphone has been launched at Rs. 4,999. The smartphone has been listed at the company’s official site with price. Meanwhile, the Lava Iris 402e is now also
The Spice Stellar 445 features a 10.16-cm (4-inch) WVGA display with a 480×800 pixels resolution. Home grown manufacturer has launched a new 3G enabled Android smartphone in the Indian market. The Spice
HP India has expanded its consumer range of notebook with the launch of HP Pavilion Notebook Series, HP Pavilion x360, HP Pavilion 23 All-in-One and the HP ENVY 15 Notebook PC, and
HP introduced three new laptops under its Pavilion 14 and Pavilion 15 range, the new HP Envy 15, alongside the HP Pavilion x360 convertible hybrid laptop and the HP Pavilion 23 All-In-One
Intex has launched its new budget smartphone, the Aqua Curve Mini, at Rs. 7,290. Notably, the latest Intex Aqua Curve Mini is the company’s third smartphone, after the Intex Aqua i14 and
A leading privacy group filed a formal complaint Thursday with the Federal Trade Commission over a 2012 study in which Facebook manipulated the news feeds of nearly 700,000 users of the social
Facebook has finally made its dedicated Messenger application available for iPad users across the globe, letting users do away with utilising the enlarged iPhone app on the tablet. The Facebook Messenger app
Europe should update its laws to reflect the rise of digital currencies, the head of a Bitcoin start-up said, after a successful U.S. auction of Bitcoins was seen as a sign of
Big-name authors are calling on readers to help them get out of the cross-fire in a battle between online giant Amazon and French publishing powerhouse Hachette. An open letter to readers picking
Google Inc on Thursday reversed its decision to remove several links to stories in Britain’s Guardian newspaper, underscoring the difficulty the search engine is having implementing Europe’s “right to be forgotten” ruling.