Smartphone handset maker Micromax Informatics on Monday announced a “strategic investment” in Ixigo, a mobile travel search and marketplace, as part of its ongoing investments of up to $20 million dollars in
Micromax on Friday launched a ‘dual-mode family tablet’ in India that features an specialised kids mode. Called the Canvas Tabby, the voice-calling tablet is priced at Rs. 6,499 will be available exclusively
Bharti Airtel on Friday expanded its 4G services to Hisar – which has become fourth city in Haryana to get the high end telecom service. Customers in Hisar will be able to
LG finally launched its G4 flagship in the presence of none other than actor Amitabh Bachchan at the NSCI Sports Complex in Mumbai. The flagship which was announced globally back in April,
Xolo has launched a new smartphone in India on Friday – the Xolo Cube 5.0 – priced at Rs. 7,999. The smartphone will be in Black and White colour variants. The dual-SIM
OnePlus, after permanently slashing the price of its OnePlus One smartphone in the US and some regions in Europe, appears to be set to end its exclusive online retail partnership with Amazon
Celkon on Friday launched a new budget smartphone in India, the Millennia Q5K Power, priced at Rs. 5,222. The company confirmed that the Millennia Q5K Power will be available in India across
Apple earlier this month introduced watchOS 2, which will be rolled out later this year to Apple Watch users and bring several new features. While the Cupertino-based tech firm is still expected
Lenovo India has announced that it sold 1 million 4G-enabled Lenovo A6000, A6000 Plus, and A7000 smartphones in India via Flipkart this year till June 2015. The firm attributes the reason for
After launching its Omen gaming laptop and Pavilion 15 series last month in India, HP on Thursday announced back-to-school Windows 8.1-based Envy and Pavilion laptops in the market. The Pavilion x2 laptop-tablet
Cuba announced plans Thursday to open 35 public Wi-Fi hotspots and halve the price to go online, seeking to expand Internet access in one of the world’s least-connected countries. State telecoms firm
Samsung, a day after launching its two mid-range tablets in India, has now launched two new Galaxy smartphones under its J-series in China – the Galaxy J7 (seen above) and Galaxy J5