Google in February announced a new research project aimed at bringing 3D vision technology to smartphones, dubbed Project Tango. The Mountain View giant also confirmed that with ‘Project Tango’, it would provide
A lens that sticks to any device’s camera and makes it possible to see things magnified dozens of times on the screen can turn any smartphone or tablet computer into a hand-held
Major U.S. wireless carriers and smartphone makers have agreed to introduce tools to enable users to lock their devices and wipe them clean of data if stolen, responding to pressure on the
Sprint has announced the release of a firmware update for its Nexus 5 users which features ‘Misc Android updates’ and a build version number that matches the previously rumoured build number of
Becoming the world leader in the mobile handset market was no easy task. Or at least that was the point Samsung tried to make Monday in its patent trial against Apple. In
What about a smartphone-readable device that can help authenticate currency, electronic parts and luxury goods to minimise counterfeit? Chemical engineers from Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) have invented a new type of
Lava International Ltd (Lava), a leading Indian mobile handset company, has selected IBM (NYSE: IBM) SmartCloud Virtualized Server Recovery (VSR) services, a cloud-based disaster recovery solution, to ensure continuous business operations, manage
India’s No.2 smartphone marker Micromax Informatics Ltd has expressed interest in buying a stake in South Korean peer Pantech Co Ltd as part of its drive to expand overseas and go upmarket,
After years of record profit growth, tech giant Samsung Electronics looks to be at a commercial crossroads as it searches for a new growth driver to counter slowing sales of its phenomenally
Lava has officially launched the Iris 450 Colour Android smartphone at a price of Rs. 7,999. The phone had earlier been listed on company’s website without a price tag or availability details.
Samsung Galaxy S5 went on sale worldwide on Friday in 125 countries including Europe, Middle East, North America, Latin America, and India. The South Korean giant, in an attempt to boost the sales of
Samsung Galaxy S5, the much-awaited flagship smartphone which went on sale on Friday, isn’t easily repairable as its predecessor, the Samsung Galaxy S4 and even Apple’s iPhone 5s, a teardown from iFixit