Xiaomi, after creating a buzz on social platforms, has finally revealed its first smartphone for the Indian market, the Mi3. The smartphone is now listed on the company’s site at Rs. 14,999,
LG has announced that its first Android Wear running wearable, the G Watch, is now on sale worldwide. The company has confirmed that the LG G Watch will be available both online
Sony has teased a new selfie-focused device on Monday, coupled with a July 8 date, on one of its social media accounts. Sony Xperia on Monday tweeted “See your #selfies in a
Samsung estimated Tuesday that its operating profit would plunge nearly 25 percent on year in the second quarter of 2014, as cheap Chinese devices and a strong won hammered down its share
Twitter Inc has appointed Katie Stanton its new media chief, placing the former Google executive at the heart of its crucial relationships with Hollywood and the global media industry, a source with
Tablet computers will outsell personal computers by 2015 globally in another sign of the shifting tech landscape, a survey showed Monday. A report by the research firm Gartner said that the shift
IT major Tech Mahindra has signed an MoU with the Dubai Economic Council (DEC) for providing innovative IT solutions to help achieve the status of ‘Smart City’. The DEC seeks to benefit
Ahead of the union budget, the state government of Rajasthan has given a big relief to the IT and consumables dealers. The Commercial Taxation of Rajasthan has recognised laser printers and ink
Cyber crimes have cost India a whopping about Rs 24,630 crore ($4 billion) in 2013 alone as criminals used sophisticated means, says a Delhi High Court-commissioned report. “Internet frauds alone have cost
Xerox India, a part of Xerox Corporation, the world’s leading enterprise for business process and document management services expanded its services offering with the launch of Next Generation MPS for the India
Some estimate that 60-70% of the new technology startups in India are registering the entities in Singapore or the US. Even some of the older ones have shifted their registered offices to
Established manufacturers such as Samsung, HTC, Sony and Apple have contenders in the race for the best high-end smartphone, and the entire world waits with bated breath for their latest iterations year after year. Chinese company Oppo demonstrated
