Sony seems all set to unveil a new Xperia smartphone in China next week, if an official teaser is to be believed. This in all probability is the much-anticipated but yet-to-be-revealed Xperia
While the Consumer Electronics Show (CES 2014) has bought along with it a lot of buzz about the latest offerings that various companies will be trying to showcase, HP is bringing along
Complete offering spans from network access to video processing and in-home connectivity New Delhi, January 6, 2014 – STMicroelectronics (NYSE: STM), a global semiconductor leader serving customers across the spectrum of electronics
Telecom operator Videocon Telecom said on Monday that it favoured the continuation of the existing annual spectrum charge for incumbent operators, but suggested that it be kept at 1 percent for the
One of the most remarkable trends in the mobile industry over the past year has been the rise of the budget Android smartphones. A person looking for a dual-SIM phone today has
Canadian handset maker BlackBerry on Monday slashed the price of Q5 smartphone by 20 percent in a limited period ‘New Year Bonanza’ offer, to Rs 19,990. The ‘affordable’ BB10 smartphone with a
LG has finally entered the wearable technology segment, with the announcement of its Life Band Touch fitness wristband. The South Korean manufacturer will be showcasing the Life Band Touch fitness wristband at
Samsung has introduced the Smart Home service, which the company claims can enable home appliances, smart TVs and smartphones to be connected and managed through a single integrated platform. The company will
Reliance Jio Infocomm, which has pan-India spectrum for 4G wireless broadband services, plans to provide connectivity speed to subscribers that will be 10-12 times faster compared to 3G networks. “We are practically
Samsung’s long-rumoured Galaxy Note Pro tablet along with Galaxy Tab Pro might see light of the day at CES 2014, if an advertisement put up by the company at Las Vegas is
A 310-foot “crop circle” in a California barley field that mystified locals this week was explained Sunday: it was a publicity stunt by Nvidia Corp., a maker of chips for PCs and
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