Sony has expanded its product portfolio in India by launching four new audio-centric products. These include two in-ear wireless headphones, one Walkman media player and one pair of noise cancelling headphones. The
HTC, a global leader in mobile innovation and design has renewed its association for the third consecutive year as principal sponsor of Bollywood actor/producer John Abraham’s football franchise North East United FC
The confluence of three trends viz., a massive explosion of data, intelligence from machine learning and advanced analytics, and the economics and agility of cloud computing, is driving transformation across entire systems
Sony recently confirmed its plans to launch an upgraded PlayStation 4 gaming console. Speculated to be called PS4 Neo, the console is scheduled to launch by the end of next year. However,
Lenovo is reportedly working on its next Vibe serie smartphone called the Vibe P2. According to a report by GSM Arena, the Vibe P2 was recently showcased at a tradeshow in China.
Adding a whole bunch of products to its consumer electronics line-up in the country, Samsung Electronics has launched 44 new TV models in India. The new additions to Samsung ‘s TV line-up
is reportedly working on two Nexus smartphones based on Google’s latest Android 7.0 Nougat operating system. Dubbed as ‘Marlin’ and ‘Sailfish,’ both smartphones are expected to be launched by the end of
Sony Mobile accidentally revealed its upcoming smartphone, the Xperia E5, via a post on its official Facebook page. The company not only mentioned the name of the smartphone in the Facebook post,
HTC might soon introduce a 3GB RAM version of its recently launched Desire 828 dual sim smartphone for Rs 19,999. Mumbai-based smartphone retailer Manish Khatri via his Facebook and Twitter handles posted
HTC on Thursday said it would cut more than 2,000 jobs, slashing its workforce by 15%, after posting its biggest ever quarterly loss. The announcement came less than a week after the
Sony Mobile, the subsidiary of the electronics giant Sony Corporation had introduced its Xperia series which initially began with Windows but soon shifted its operating system to Android. The firm currently holds
HTC Desire 820 and HTC Desire 820q will retail for Rs. 24,990 and Rs. 22,990, respectively in India. IT Voice News: HTC has announced the launch of its Desire 820 and Desire 820q