A billionaire Hong Kong tycoon has said he will sue Google over search results which link him to organised criminal gangs, after a court dismissed the Internet giant’s objections. Albert Yeung first
While Samsung has already started sending invites for the Unpacked 2014 Episode 2 event on September 3, where it is expected to unveil the Galaxy Note 4, another report citing a Samsung
ASUS launched the Chromebox in India at a media gathering in Mumbai. The ASUS Chromebox is 12 cm X 12 cm sized fast, compact home or office computer that runs on Chrome
BINATONE has now launched 3G SIM Based Mifi Router with Turbo Power Bank (5000 mAh). A revolutionary device which can create a Wi-Fi hotspot for up to 10 users at a time
IBM will give clients more ways to speed the access to Big Data insights with a next-generation flash system that offers a fivefold increase in application performance over the previous model and
Asus on Thursday launched the Fonepad 7 (FE170CG) tablet in India for Rs. 8,999. The device was introduced in April and was first released in Thailand at THB 4190 (roughly Rs. 7,670)
Acer, soon after launching the Iconia A1-713 voice- calling tablet in India, has now launched the Iconia A1-830 tablet, priced at Rs.1 1,299. Following the lead of Motorola, Asus, and Xiaomi, the
BIOSTAR has announced the J1900NH2 motherboard with the on-board Intel Dual-Core Celeron J1900 processor in a mini ITX form factor for flexible use. The J1900NH2 boards come with the Intel Celeron J1900
Both the Karbonn A1+ Super and A5 Turbo smartphones feature an 8.89-cm (3.5-inch) HVGA display with a 320×480 pixels resolution Home grown manufacturer Karbonn has introduced two new budget devices in the
Higher storage capacity more exciting memories PNY Technologies (“PNY) considered one of the worldwide leaders in consumer electronics market and memory products, has officially announce the release of the HP TF Class
Current implementations of ‘wireless charging’ in smartphones and tablets are based on ‘induction charging’ technology, where the device needs to be sitting (or in direct contact with) on a charging pad to
Hewlett-Packard Co will pay $32.5 million to resolve allegations it overcharged the U.S. Postal Service, the U.S. Department of Justice said on Friday. The computer maker did not comply with pricing terms