A rather interesting picture was brought to our attention by a tipper. The shot surfaced on Weibo and shows what arrears to be the next generation Mi smartphone by Xiaomi. The Chinese
Reliance Communication had first reported about the zero down payment plans for the iPhone 6 and iPhone 6 Plus. But after that there were no update from either of the companies about
Last month, Xiaomi announced that both the Redmi Note and the Redmi Note 4G would be headed to India before the end of the year. Yet while the 3G-only model has been
Motorola Moto X (Gen 2) smartphones will reportedly start receiving the latest Android 5.0 Lillipop updates from this week onwards. Notably, Moto X will be the first Android smartphone outside the Nexus
Xiaomi Redmi 1S will be available on Flipkart on December 23 at 2pm. The registration window will be open till December 22 midnight. Register now to buy Xiaomi Redmi 1S on December
Micromax’s new Yu brand of smartphones is off to a rocky start despite a launch that silenced critics of the company. The well-endowed Yureka smartphone that features a jaw-dropping price was supposed
Xiaomi, the Chinese smartphone maker that has been under the spotlight for its handset sales issues in India, appears to have allowed the much-anticipated successor to the Redmi 1S to pass through
Samsung has confirmed that the ChatON messaging service will come to a halt in all regions except US from 1 February onwards. Notably the company had called the reports about ChatON’s closure
Microsoft has announced the launch of cheapest 4G smartphone in India, dubbed as Lumia 638 with the price tag of Rs 8,299. The smartphone can be grabbed exclusively via company’s brand store
iBall has announced the launch of a Windows Phone handset, dubbed as iBall Andi 4L Pulse in India, with the price tag of Rs. 4,899. It is notably company’s first smartphone based
Microsoft has begun rolling out the Lumia Denim update to select devices in India, China, and several markets in Europe. The firm had first released the Lumia Denim update with the launch
MixRadio – a music streaming service which started its journey by being bundled free with Nokia’s Lumia range of Windows Phone devices – has been sold to Japanese messaging service Line by