TORONTO: Nearly two months after its formal unveiling, BlackBerry’s new Z10 smartphone went on sale on Friday in the hyper-competitive US market, a crucial proving ground for the company’s ambition to re-establish
Cisco Systems must pay $70 million in damages to patent licenser XpertUniverse for fraudulently obtaining technology developed by the New York company, a jury found on Friday, according to court filings. The
NEW DELHI: Hailed as a game changer for affordable computing devices, the $35 Aakash tablet now faces an uncertain future. The human resource development ministry has put on hold its plans to
NEW DELHI: After months of frantic speculations, Samsung Galaxy S4 went official recently at an event in New York. However, even before Samsung’s newest smartphone has hit the shelves, speculations have begun
NEW YORK: Dell appeared to have received competing offers following a $24.4-billion agreement last month to be taken private by its founder and private equity firm Silver Lake, setting up a tug-of-war
KOZHIKODE: Human resources development minister Dr MM PallamRaju has said that the government will continue with the Aakash low-cost tablet project. Responding to queries on reports that the project could be scrapped,
NEW YORK: Apple has acquired a Silicon Valley start-up, WiFiSlam, which makes mapping applications for smartphones. Apple confirmed the acquistion, but declined to give details. The news was earlier reported by The
Intex Technologies nationally announced the launch of its 29 inch Hi-definition LED TV-LED-2901. Expanding its Consumer Electronics (CE) business, the company has especially designed its latest offering under its range of LED
Intex has added two new smartphones to their portfolio boasting of dual-SIM capabilities and running on the outdated Android 2.3 Gingerbread. The Intex Aqua SX and the Intex Aqua Star are priced
BANGALORE: Microsoft is betting on a slew of new tablet computers that will hit the market in the coming weeks to lift the sales of Windows 8 in India, where the latest
Eric Schmidt uses a BlackBerry phone.Google executive chairman Eric Schmidt uses a BlackBerry! May be too surprising, but it’s true. “I am a BlackBerry user. I like the keyboard of BlackBerry,” said
Taipei, Taiwan –2013 – Taiwan –based Genius is an international leading company in computer peripherals, introduces SP-i320, an advanced combination of a portable MP3 player (PMP) and loud speaker. SP-i320 is a