The Nokia X family of devices based on the Android Open Source Project (AOSP) was announced at the sidelines of the MWC 2014. The Nokia X family can run Android apps, and until
The new flagship Galaxy S5 is obviously an important launch for Samsung – industry watchers will keep a close eye on the phones sales and comparisons to the market performance of the
iBall has added another smartphone to its Andi range, with the launch of the iBall Andi 4.5P Glitter smartphone. The smartphone will be offered at a best buy price of Rs. 7,399,
We know WhatsApp, the popular messaging service for smartphones, will soon be adding voice calling feature. Earlier this year at the Mobile World Congress, WhatsApp CEO Jan Koum had said the voice-calling service
As the Internet and mobile companies constantly strive for spy-proof, secure technology for customers who use smart phones, laptops or tablets, a team of scientists have shown how a novel quantum cryptography
The MTS Blaze 4.5 has been listed at an online retailer in India, priced at Rs. 9,999. The dual-SIM (CDMA+GSM) smartphone has not yet been announced by MTS however. As per its
Domestic handset maker Micromax has partnered with Microsoft to offer Windows Phone 8.1-powered smartphones in the country. The deal – that was announced on Wednesday at Microsoft’s Build 2014 conference in San
After its success with the Moto G, Motorola seems all set to introduce a rugged variant of the smartphone that is believed to be dubbed Moto G Forte in Latin America. Popular phone
iBall has expanded its Andi range, with the launch of the Andi5T Cobalt2 smartphone. The latest smartphone from iBall is priced at Rs. 11,999. However, there is no word on the availability
Gionee has launched what it is calling the ‘world’s slimmest smartphone’ – Elife S5.5 – in India on Monday. Pricing it at Rs. 22,999, the company has detailed a 27 April availability
BlackBerry Ltd plans to introduce high-end smartphones that cater to keyboard aficionados in the coming 18 months, in an effort to win back core corporate and government clients who have shunned the
BlackBerry reported a steep drove in profit and revenue as the company struggles to transition itself from a smartphone company to a software business. The Canadian company said it lost $423 million,