Sony has quietly launched the 4G-enabled version of its Xperia E4 smartphone, which was launched earlier this month. Dubbed Sony Xperia E4g, the smartphone will also be available in a dual-SIM version
Lenovo on Tuesday launched the Yoga 3 Pro ‘ultrabook’ notebook in India, with prices starting from Rs. 1,14,990. The successor to the Yoga 2 Pro, the Yoga 3 Pro was first launched
iBall, a day after introducing its Slide Brace-X1 tablet at Rs. 17,999, has reportedly made two smartphones – the iBall Xotic and iBall Cobalt Oomph 4.7D – available at Rs. 7,999 each
Xolo has launched a new Windows Phone-based smartphone dubbed the Xolo Win 1000, at Rs. 8,499. The smartphone is not to be confused with Xolo Q1000, which is based on Android 4.2
Xiaomi is making the 16GB and 64GB variants of the Mi 4 smartphone available for purchase in two separate flash sales on Tuesday via Flipkart. The Chinese company has not announced how
Microsoft has quietly announced a new variant for the Nokia Lumia 635 with bumped-up RAM, and in the meanwhile, details about a new smartphone dubbed Lumia 640 Dual SIM DTV have been
Samsung has reportedly launched an updated variant of Galaxy S Duos 3 in India at Rs. 7,100, as tipped by an established Mumbai-based retailer. The company is yet to make an official
The Asus ZenFone 2, which was launched last month during CES 2015, will reportedly be reaching Indian shores starting Q2 of this year. The company is also said to have confirmed the
Micromax has introduced a new Bolt-series smartphone, the Bolt D321, which is now listed on the company’s website. The domestic handset maker is yet to reveal availability and price details of the
Huawei has reportedly launched the successor to the Ascend Y530, the Ascend Y540, in the Netherlands. A Dutch publication named GSM Helpdesk claims that the handset is now available to buy in
A former director of sales for U.S. chipmaker Qualcomm Inc pleaded guilty in San Diego on Thursday to insider trading, officials said. Derek Cohen, 52, admitted that he netted about $200,000 from
The US government on Friday advised Lenovo Group Ltd customers to remove “Superfish,” a program pre-installed on some Lenovo laptops, saying it makes users vulnerable to cyberattacks. The Department of Homeland Security