Panasonic has launched a new Android-based rugged tablet under its Toughpad series in India, named Toughpad FZ-B2. The tablet has been “designed for business” and is priced at a premium price of
Dell on Thursday launched three education-focused devices – the refreshed Chromebook 11 laptop, and the new Venue 10 and Venue 10 Pro tablets. The new Dell Chromebook 11 with 2GB for RAM
Intex has launched its first Android 5.0 Lollipop-based Aqua Star L, priced at Rs. 6,990. The smartphone will be available in Black and White colours starting Monday exclusively via Snapdeal. The company
If you’ve been eyeing the Xiaomi Redmi Note 4G but have not been lucky enough to get your hands on one during the flash sales, we’ve got some good news for you.
Intex seems to be on a launching spree as the company has introduced another budget Aqua series smartphone, the Aqua X, which is now listed on the company’s site at a price
Xiaomi debuted in India with the Mi 3, introducing the market to its premium yet affordable smartphones. The demand outnumbered supply and for reasons only known to the company, it was discontinued
The first open sale for the OnePlus One smartphone in India will kick off at 10am IST on Tuesday via Amazon India. The company announced the open sale to celebrate the completion
Lenovo has quietly launched Sisley S90, the iPhone 6 clone it had launched in China, in November 2014. The phone has been listed on the company’s online store at Rs 19,900.It is
The Celkon Q54, which was seen listed on the company website last month, was launched Thursday as the Celkon Millennia ME Q54 – at Rs. 5,555. The smartphone is available to buy
Lava’s new Iris X series smartphone, the Iris X8, was listed online by an e-commerce website ahead of any official launch. The Lava Iris X8 was priced at Rs. 8,999. Lava, on
Research firm Canalys released a report earlier this week that said India’s Micromax had overtaken Samsung in terms of smartphone sales in Q4 2014. This prompted Samsung to issue a release citing
Swedish telecom firm Ericsson on Thursday claimed in the Delhi High Court that Chinese mobile phone maker Xiaomi Technology was violating its interim order by selling handsets which do not have chipsets