Intex has launched an Android-powered voice-calling tablet – the I-Buddy IN-7DD01 – priced at Rs. 5,499. The runs on Android 5.1 Lollipop and features dual-SIM functionality that enables it to make voice
After launching the Lava X81 smartphone last week, the company has now decided to expand its tablet portfolio and launch the X80. The tablet is priced at Rs. 9,999, and is available
Asus last week launched its new convertible laptop – ZenBook Flip UX360 (aka ZenBook Flip UX360CA) – with a 360-degree rotatable display (that turns it into a tablet) and an all-metal body.
After launching the Ace Strike in October last year, Swipehas now launched another tablet in the Indian market. The new tablet is called Swipe X703 and is available at a price of
Dell on Thursday said that it is discontinuing its Android-based Venue tablet line-up, adding it won’t be offering any OS updates to the existing line-up. With this discontinuation, the company has backed
Japan’s Sony Corp lifted its sales target for its games division in the next financial year on high hopes for its new virtual reality headset, but cut its outlook for image sensors
Huawei has started sending invites for a September 1 pre-IFA 2016 event in Berlin, and the company is expected to launch its latest lineup of smartphones at the event. While nothing much
Amazon on Wednesday unveiled an upgraded Kindle, aiming to boost its e-reader sales with a thinner, lighter device at a low price. The new Kindle will be sold in the US market
iBall’s new Slide-series tablet has gone on sale via a third-party online retailer. Priced at Rs. 7,399, theiBall Slide Bio-Mate tablet is now available to buy and is also listed on the
HP India on Thursday unveiled a new line of thin and light notebooks in its EliteBook lineup that it claims will herald “office of the future” by fulfilling business and personal requirements
Processor maker Intel, in a bid to contribute to the government’s ambitious ‘Digital India Programme’ has launched an initiative under which it will collaborate with device vendors, digital content providers to drive
The world’s largest mobile internet conference started on Thursday with technology executives, businessmen and developers attending talks by industry leaders at the capital’s China National Convention Centre (CNCC). The 2016 Global Mobile