After launching the Asus ROG GL552 gaming laptop in India last week, the Taiwanese tech company on Monday launched two models of its X555 laptop in the country – the X555LJ-XX177H and
Lately Huawei has been in the news for its partnership with Google regarding the next Nexus handset. However, this has not stopped the Chinese smartphone maker from launching its new smartphones in
Amazon.com launched its one-hour order delivery service, Prime Now, for some areas of London on Tuesday, about six months after introducing the service in the United States. “We now offer one-hour delivery
Datawind, following its January announcement regarding the launch of handsets with free Internet for a year, on Tuesday extended the programme to all its devices with mobile Internet connectivity. The company added
US chipmaker Qualcomm has no plans to spin off its chips business at present, Executive Chairman Paul Jacobs said on Tuesday, despite recent investor pressure to do so amid intensifying industry competition.
Acer on Tuesday launched a number of devices in India, from laptops and all-in-one PCs, to gaming monitors and curved monitors. The devices launched are Acer Aspire E5 Series, Aspire V Nitro
As expected, Xiaomi India has announced a price cut for the Redmi Note 4G, making the smartphone Rs. 2,000 cheaper than its launch price. The Xiaomi Redmi Note 4G will now be
Leading smartphone maker Samsung Electronics plans to launch more handsets running on its own Tizen operating system later this year, a person with knowledge of the matter told Reuters on Monday. Samsung
BlackBerry on Friday started rolling out an update to its BBM apps for Android, BlackBerry 10, and iOS with a new Private Chat feature. The latest BlackBerry Messenger build version 2.9.0.44 is
Now its tourism body hopes the new app will help further boost Thailand’s tourism sector, which makes up about 10 percent of its economy. The industry took a beating last year as
MOBOfree’s ID verification process is seamless and can be performed from any device. It does not require a scanner or computer. The user simply takes a photo of his/her identity document and
Japanese electronics major Sony is “seriously” looking at participating in the government’s ‘Make in India’ initiative and is considering setting up a manufacturing plant in the country. “Of course, thanks to Modi’s