The sudden disappearance of one of the largest Bitcoin exchanges only adds to the mystery and mistrust surrounding the virtual currency, which was just beginning to gain legitimacy beyond the technology enthusiasts
HTC Desire 8 has yet again entered the spotlight, right before the onset of Mobile World Congress 2014 event in Barcelona. The Taiwanese company has showcased the phone in press renders on
Samsung Galaxy S5, which is all set to see light of the day on February 24 in Barcelona at the side-lines of MWC 2014, has been purportedly leaked in an Amazon case
Samsung US has released a list including a number of Galaxy devices which will be soon receiving the Android 4.4 KitKat OS update. The list however skips the firm’s Galaxy S III
Micromax has expanded its Canvas range, with the launch of the Canvas Elanza smartphone. The latest smartphone from Micromax is now listed on the company’s online store at Rs. 8,900. However, there
Lenovo has announced a mid-range smartphone – the Lenovo A628T for the Chinese market. While there is no word on the pricing, reports indicate the Lenovo A628T will available in bright red
Google and HTC launched the first Nexus smartphone dubbed Nexus One in 2010, and since then, have not teamed up for any device. However, a new report emerging from Taiwan claims that
Oppo has launched its budget smartphone, the Neo, in India at Rs. 11,990. The company has not revealed the availability details of the Oppo Neo for the Indian market, but notes that
A report emerging out from Korea has claimed that LG has sent invitations for an event scheduled on February 13, where the company is expected to unveil the long rumoured G Pro
Intel has decided to shut its PC app store, AppUp, on 11 March as the firm shifts its focus towards its PC innovations. “At Intel, we’re always thinking about the future, which
Microsoft seems to have admitted that its bold new Modern user interface and touch-friendly strategy has not paid off. Real-world usage telemetry has convinced the software giant that desktop users are inconvenienced
Lenovo, after its announced acquisition of Google’s Motorola Mobility handset division for $2.91 billion, seems all set to bring two new budget tablets in the near future, if reports of devices passing