Apple is said to have acquired a Silicon-Valley startup called LuxVue Technology, a low-power micro-LED maker that claims to have developed display technology that could potentially allow for a longer battery life.
Scientists have developed they call the world’s first foldable smartphone that changes to a tablet and a notebook using a set of screens and hinges. The shape-changing smartphone allows users to fold
While LG has scheduled an event to launch the flagship G3 on May 27, the device still continues to appear in alleged leaked images. The latest alleged image of the LG G3
After telecom tribunal TDSAT upheld it’s plea to provide 3G intra-circle roaming services, Airtel on Sunday announced the resumption of its 3G services in eight circles. In a statement, the service
LG has launched the much-awaited G Pro 2 smartphone in India at Rs. 51,500. LG announced the G Pro 2, the successor to the Optimus G Pro without revealing the price and
We’ve been hearing a lot about the expected Samsung Galaxy S5 variants, and since the original’s launch, Samsung has announced the Galaxy S5 Crystal Edition, and the Galaxy K zoom. The industry
Motorola seems to be targeting the price-conscious smartphone market with a vengeance. We already know that the budget Moto G has set cash registers ringing around the world, but Motorola hasn’t taken
Google and Samsung might soon release a Google Play edition of Samsung’s flagship smartphone, the Galaxy S5, as the device has been listed in a strange manner on the Google Play store
Motorola Mobility on Tuesday said it has appointed Amit Boni as General Manager of India. Boni will lead the Motorola Mobility’s India team and will be responsible for its go-to-market strategy.
South Korea’s Samsung remained at the top of the rapidly growing smartphone market in early 2014 as Chinese rivals gained ground, a survey showed Wednesday. The overall global smartphone market grew 28.6
Former Nokia boss Stephen Elop will get 24.2 million euros ($33.4 million or Rs. 201 crores) in cash and shares after leaving the Finnish company, more than 25 percent higher than originally
California jurors failed Wednesday to decide a patent-infringement case involving the world’s two biggest smartphone makers after their first full day of deliberations. The four men and four women will resume deliberations