We attended an NVIDIA event in Mumbai yesterday, the contents of which we cannot reveal till May 31. After the event, we got to check out the NVIDIA Shield (a.k.a Project Shield)
A rally was organized on 25th May at Jaipur by RCTA to protest against the repressive activities of RCTA. The rally started from
On 25th May, 2013, rallies were organised at different parts of Rajasthan to protest against the arrest of RCTA member. ‘Gyapan’ addressing
SAN FRANCISCO: Global personal computer shipments face a deeper-than-expected 7.8% slump this year as tablets overtake laptops for the first time, according to a report from market research company IDC. The firm
Following the protest march held in different parts of Rajasthan against Microsoft act of arresting RCTA member, Alwar based ACDA held a meeting on 23rd May to decide their course of action.
Gathering at Raise Plaza protesting against arrest by Microsoft Microsoft made another blow to the computer market when Microsoft along with the help of police targeted Sanjay Thakur of Cyberspace by arresting
The fabled Nokia EOS phone might turn out to be the much touted Windows Phone equivalent of Nokia’s acclaimed 808 PureView phone if a new rumour is to be believed. Windows Phone
Microsoft plans to reveal Windows 8.1 by October, also plans to launch 8-inch surface in May DigiTimes claims to have information indicating that Microsoft’s Windows 8.1 update will be releasing in October
NEW DELHI: Consumer electronics maker Panasonic will launch its first smartphone marking its re-entry into the Rs 31,000-crore Indian handset market after being absent for more than half a decade. The Japanese
Panasonic, the creator of the Micro-Four Thirds format has updated their mirrorless segment with two new cameras, along with a new advanced point and shoot. Panasonic has launched three new cameras, two
Full-res photo and video backup now available worldwide for Windows Phone 8 The developer for Windows phone camera and photos have announced users from now on will be able to save full-resolution
TOKYO: Japanese consumer electronics giant Panasonic reported a near-record net loss of 754 billion yen ($7.5 billion) for the fiscal year through March due to restructuring costs and slumping sales, but predicted