After launching the Ace Strike in October last year, Swipehas now launched another tablet in the Indian market. The new tablet is called Swipe X703 and is available at a price of
Samsung is expected to launch the next Note offering on August 2, but before that happens, leaks have been aplenty. Now, renders of the Galaxy Note 7 have been spotted revealing the
Lenovo’s recently unveiled Vibe K5 smartphone will be available via its first open sale from Monday. Interested consumers can purchase the Lenovo Vibe K5 in open sale via Amazon India, which no
Dell on Thursday said that it is discontinuing its Android-based Venue tablet line-up, adding it won’t be offering any OS updates to the existing line-up. With this discontinuation, the company has backed
Chinese manufacturer Vivo has launched its X7 and X7 Plus smartphones in its home country. Priced at CNY 2,498 (approximately Rs. 25,000), the Vivo X7 will go on sale in China starting
Lenovo India on Wednesday announced that its newly launched Vibe K5 smartphone would go on open sale via Amazon India from July 4. The company said it has sold over 100,000 units
Xiaomi is all set to launch the Mi Max smartphone in India on Thursday, alongside unveil the global ROM of MIUI 8. The New Delhi event will start at 11:30am IST. Last
Huawei has started sending invites for a September 1 pre-IFA 2016 event in Berlin, and the company is expected to launch its latest lineup of smartphones at the event. While nothing much
Chinese handset manufacturer ZTE has unveiled the new Nubia Z11 smartphone. The smartphone will go on sale in China starting July 6 and it comes in two variants. The ZTE Nubia Z11
OnePlus launched the OnePlus 3 this month with massive upgrades in design and specs. The company revealed Graphite and Soft Gold colour variants for the smartphone, but made only the Graphite colour
Xiaomi India has announced that the Black colour variant of its Mi 5 flagship smartphone will go on sale in the country on Friday. The smartphone will be available via Amazon India
A new report has claimed that Chinese handset manufacturer Huawei is building its own mobile operating system that will help it reduce its reliance on Google’sAndroid. Amir Efrati of The Information reports