The Android smartphone platform has extended its lead over Apple’s iPhone in key markets including the United States, Europe and China, a survey showed Monday. Windows Phone, meanwhile, has made inroads to
BlackBerry is planning to complete the features on its BBM (BlackBerry Messenger) app for the rival Android and iOS platforms, and reportedly, this will be very soon. BBM went live on the
Micromax is finally making its presence felt globally as it has announced the launch of its operations in Russia. The Indian smartphone manufacturer has announced that it will commence its operations with
Samsung has launched its latest Galaxy S III Neo+ smartphone for the Chinese market, but for now, has not revealed the pricing and availability details. There is also no word on whether
Micromax’s long-rumoured Canvas Turbo Mini has been listed at an e-commerce website for Rs. 14,490. Listed as ‘out of stock’, there is no word on the availability of the device, with the
Google’s Nexus 5 has reportedly been spotted in a Red colour variant in Vietnam, soon after a report on Thursday claiming the Nexus 5 was spotted in a video which purportedly revealed
Snapchat, the recently hacked mobile photo-sharing service, has introduced two new features to improve the overall security of its apps, out of which, one has been hacked within an hour of its
Micromax has announced the launch of its Russia operations in partnership with VVP Group – one of the leading distribution companies in the country. The popular domestic handset maker has announced that
Karbonn seems all set to introduce the Titanium S5i, a new variant of the Titanium S5 smartphone, in the Indian market. The Karbonn Titanium S5i is now listed at an e-commerce website;
Two new Micromax smartphones are now listed online in India, the Canvas A71 and Canvas XL. Both the devices are now listed online at e-commerce websites. Micromax’s latest budget smartphone, the A71
Japanese mobile carrier, NTT Docomo, has finally confirmed that it will not be releasing any smartphone in 2014 running Tizen, a mobile operating system that was jointly developed by Intel, Samsung and
ZTE will unveil the Grand S II in this quarter across 10 major markets, including India, the Chinese-handset maker has said. Unveiled at CES last week, the ZTE Grand S II comes with a 5.50-inch full-HD display