The Pebble ‘appstore’ for smartwatches went live for iOS users in February, and the company has now released its Android appstore with the updated version of its Android app. Pebble announced the availability
Apple Inc sold more than $1 billion of Apple TV set-top boxes in 2013 and is investing heavily in the next generation of products, Chief Executive Tim Cook said at the company’s
LG Electronics Inc aims to broaden its range of smartphones so sales this year grow at double the rate of the market, as the South Korean company seeks to retake the position
Samsung has slashed prices in India of its first wearable device, the Galaxy Gear smartwatch, to Rs. 14,990. While there are conflicting reports, NDTV Gadgets has learnt the price drop will be
The annual International Consumer Electronics Show in Vegas is a prime testing ground for companies to debut new products and concepts. Many of the devices on display aren’t anywhere near ready to
Razer Inc., whose gaming tablet won last year’s “Best of Show” award at the International CES gadget show, has unveiled a wristband that combines the functionality of a fitness tracker and a
Sony’s new SmartWatch 2 doesn’t get as much attention – and doesn’t do as much – as Samsung’s Galaxy Gear computerized wristwatch. But for the things it does, Sony’s version performs better.
LG is set to enter the wearables segment quite soon, if a new report is to be believed. Back in August, a company executive had confirmed the South Korean manufacturer’s plans to
Samsung’s next flagship smartphone, expected to be called the Galaxy S5, might still be far from confirmed, but a new report suggests that the device will hit mass production in January 2014.
Foxconn is expecting its sales to gain momentum in the second half of 2013, with an improvement in the product mix completed in the first half Foxconn, a leading manufacturer of computer
Foxconn gave a demo of a smartwatch last week that can check messages and Facebook and will soon also offer fingerprint recognition and further health-monitoring capabilities. Taiwan’s Hon Hai Precision Industry, better
Google is apparently starting to take the hardware space a lot more seriously, if a report from Forbes is to be believed. It seems that Google is really pushing forward hard to