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
The government on Thursday launched a free SMS service called ‘Nowcast’ to provide alerts on extreme weather conditions like hailstorm every three hours to over one crore registered farmers on their mobile
Two new Celkon smartphones, the Campus A402 and Campus A407, have been listed on the company site. The domestic handset maker is however yet to officially revealthe pricing of both the smartphones.
iBall in partnership with Microsoft India has launched its first PC-on-a-stick device, dubbed Splendo. The Windows-based mini computer, which is meant to turn a TV into a PC or Smart TV, has
Nokia, which was once the world’s largest mobile manufacturer, is set to make a comeback in the smartphone market late next year. Nokia CEO Rajeev Suri, while speaking to German publication Manager
National Association of Software and Service Companies (Nasscom) and cyber-security giant Symantec have signed a pact to develop world class skilled and certified cyber-security professionals, a statement said on Thursday. The partnership
San Jose-based technology multinational company Cisco on Thursday said it will invest $60 million (roughly Rs. 382 crores) in India and also begin manufacturing in the country to support Prime Minister Narendra
WikiLeaks on Thursday released 276,394 new documents from the hack of Sony Pictures in what could be a further embarrassment for the Japanese media and electronics group. The new release adds to
Micromax on Thursday at an event in New Delhi launched its new Canvas-series smartphone, the Canvas Sliver 5. The smartphone has been priced at Rs. 17,999 and will be available starting the
Vu has unveiled its latest product, the TViST speakers. The new product is claimed to be designed and tuned to specifically enhance dialogue and voice clarity, making it ideal for use with
Google’s Nest Labs is releasing a new version of its talking smoke detector, as well as its brand new Nest Cam, as part of its attempt to turn homes into yet another
US technology giant Cisco announced Thursday that it will invest more than $10 billion (roughly Rs. 63,800 crores) in China in coming years to help the country “innovate and globalise”. Cisco signed