Acer last launched a Windows Phone handset in March, the Liquid M220. The Taiwanese firm, which is better known for its PC and laptop devices, will reportedly launch nothing less than four
Lenovo claims that it sold 50,000 units of its latest K3 Note smartphone within 10 seconds in the fourth flash sale on Flipkart today. With about 357,305 applicants for the fourth sale,
Thinspace, a global provider of reliable, scalable and affordable application delivery, virtualization, and cloud client technology solutions, has introduced skyView, a component which enables secure remote access to virtual applications and virtual
D-Link will usher into a new technology era based on Internet of Things (IoT). The Connected Home Solution from D-Link essentially comprises of Wi-Fi Smart Plug, Motion Sensor, Audio Extender and apps
Swipe reveals a new brand called Elite, which will include ‘premium’ smartphones sold exclusively online India, July 30, 2015: Elite will be an online-only brand under the umbrella brand of Swipe, which
Online retail colossus Amazon wants to carve out a special zone of the sky to shuttle commercial drones that would deliver goods to its customers. Amazon Prime Air project vice president Gur
Soon after LG launched its Android 5.1 Lollipop-based Gentle flip phone, Samsung has followed its South Korean counterpart with the launch of the Galaxy Folder flip phone. The new Samsung clamshell smartphone
Nokia has announced its first commercially available virtual reality (VR) camera, the Ozo. The company stresses that the Ozo has been designed and built for professional content creators. The Finnish company on
Qualcomm has announced that its new wireless charging solution will enable the wireless charging feature for mobile devices sporting metal exteriors. The company revealed that its new solution uses Qualcomm’s WiPower technology,
Chinese e-commerce giant Alibaba will invest $1.0 billion (roughly Rs. 6,389 crores) in its cloud computing arm to expand its international presence, the company said Wednesday, as it looks outside its core
Tata Communications on Tuesday reported a net loss of Rs. 33.86 crores for the first quarter ended June, 2015. The company had reported a net loss of Rs. 21.38 crores in the
British telecom giant Vodafone said Tuesday it planned to lay off up to 1,300 workers, about a fifth of the workforce, from its Spanish division which bought cable provider Ono last year.