LG has unveiled its new G4 Stylus in the Indian market. Interestingly, G4 happens to be the most ambitious smartphone till date. LG G4 Stylus sports a 14.47cm (5.7-inch) IPS LCD display
HTC is all set to introduce One ME dual-sim smartphone in India. Priced at Rs 40,500, the handset is expected to be available by the end of this month. The much-anticipated phone
LG has recently announced the budget versions of its flagship G4 smartphone. Named as G4 Stylus and G4c, the two similar devices will apparently be launched on key strategic markets in the
Overcart.com, a website that sells refurbished and unboxed products in India, will soon put up the 64GB variant of the OnePlus One smartphone for sale in India at Rs 16,999. Amazon, the
HTC India has started sending out invites for the launch of its flagship One M9 smartphone. The company is hosting a press event on April 14 in New Delhi, where it will
LG has launched its second-generation curved display smartphone in India, the G Flex2, priced at Rs. 55,000. The smartphone will be available from this month in Platinum Silver and Flamenco Red colours.
It looks like Motorola is all set to introduce Moto Maxx, its high-end smartphone in the Indian market. Flipkart, which is Motorola’s exclusive retail partner, has started teasing the phone via its
Within days of Panasonic’s introduction of ToughPad FZ-B2 in India, Samsung has unveiled its Galaxy Tab Active for businesses. Priced at INR 52,000, the tablet will be available next month in the
Affordable and flexible mbed-enabled STM32 Nucleo boards from ST Microelectronics element14 has expanded its extensive portfolio of development boards to include the complete range of STM Nucleo boards from STMicroelectronics, a world
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Apple in an email statement has confirmed that the NFC chip on the new iPhone devices can only be used with Apple Pay. An Apple Spokeswoman (unnamed) in an email to Cult
Apple’s proud announcement that its new iPhone could be used to buy goods in a single swipe left customers non-plussed in Japan, where mobile contact less payments have been normal fare for