Moments after Uruguayan striker Luis Suarez sunk his teeth into an opposing Italian player during Tuesday’s World Cup match-up, brands were using the incident to market burgers on Twitter. Suarez’s mid-game snack
Taiwan technology giant Foxconn, the world’s biggest components maker, said Monday it has invested around $365 million in a South Korean information technology service provider as it looks to diversify its business.
Following the footsteps of Motorola, Chinese handset maker Xiaomi is also teaming up with e-commerce major Flipkart to launch its handsets in India. Touted as the ‘Apple’ of China, Xiaomi had launched
Hewlett-Packard Co and attorneys representing shareholders have agreed to settle litigation over its troubled $11.1 billion acquisition of British software company Autonomy Corp, according to a source familiar with the negotiations. Under
Xolo has finally joined the Windows Phone bandwagon and launched its first smartphone, the Win Q900s. The Windows Phone 8.1-based Xolo Win Q900s is now listed at the company’s online store with
Samsung has unveiled yet another variant of its Galaxy Core smartphone, the Samsung Galaxy Core Mini 4G G3568V, in China. The smartphone is listed on Samsung’s China website without price. As of
Announced in February this year during Mobile World Congress 2014, the LG F70 is now officially listed on the company’s India website for a price tag of Rs. 19,500. The availability details
Google reportedly entered in many sectors with announcements at Google I/O 2014. We saw Android One, Android Wear smartwatches, Google Fit, redesigned Chromebooks and much more at I/O. The biggest news of
There are some gadgets that are really expensive, but are surely worth the price. Luxury designers have been launching popular devices at price point that suits only rich and famous people. Let’s
Prosecutors building a sweeping disabilities-benefit fraud case got a trove of data from the Facebook accounts of 381 people, the social media giant said this week as it disclosed a nearly
Infosys head of computers and communications division, K Murali Krishna, became the thirteenth senior leader to quit the company in a year, and the first one to exit after announcement of the
Months after rumours that hinted Google would kill Nexus line of devices and replace them with new devices created as part of a different programme called Silver, a senior Google executive on