Partners with Ingram Micro to offer 1 year accidental damage coverage Extending its brand promise of consumer convenience even further, Zopper, India’s largest hyperlocal marketplace, is now offering free insurance cover with
After selling off its mobile division to Microsoft, Nokia aims to enter the smartphone market once again next year. However, the company has not been very vocal about its plans for the
Finnish telecom gear maker Nokia on Monday said Sandeep Girotra would become the Head of India as part of the planned merger of the company and Alcatel-Lucent. Girotra is currently Vice President
Shares in telecom network gear makers Nokia and Alcatel-Lucent jumped on Thursday after both posted strong second-quarter results, giving a positive signal ahead of their pending merger. Nokia’s EUR 15.6 billion (roughly
After unveiling a new line of smartphones, US based tech firm Motorola is making the headlines again. However, this time for its latest range of Bluetooth headphones. Motorola has recently announced two
Nokia has announced its first commercially available virtual reality (VR) camera, the Ozo. The company stresses that the Ozo has been designed and built for professional content creators. The Finnish company on
Microsoft is aiming to build lasting relationships with Windows 10, the operating system to be launched on Wednesday and seen as critical to reviving the fortunes of the once-dominant tech giant. For
Microsoft Corp reported a $3.2 billion (roughly Rs. 20,357 crores) quarterly net loss, its biggest ever, as the company wrote down its Nokia phone business and demand fell for its Windows operating
Nokia on Monday issued a statement clarifying its plan to re-enter the mobile device business by late next year. As before, Finnish company noted that one of the possible ways to get
Microsoft’s mobile business is set to go through a major transition as the company on Wednesday announced plans to cut 7,800 jobs alongside confirming it will reorganise the Windows Phone unit. In
Microsoft’s mobile business is set to go through a major transition as the company on Wednesday announced plans to cut 7,800 jobs alongside confirming it will reorganise the Windows Phone unit. In
Microsoft announced plans Wednesday to cut 7,800 jobs along with a reorganisation of its Windows Phone unit which has struggled in the mobile market. The move represents the second major round of