Beware! Use of words like ‘attack’, ‘bomb’, ‘blast’ or ‘kill’ in tweets, status updates, emails, blogs or in voice chats may bring you under surveillance of security agencies, as the government will
iBall, known for its latest and innovative technology products adds another noteworthy addition to its very successful Andi series smart phones -Andi 5.5N2. With a powerful 1.2GHZ Quad core cortex A7 processor
Acer has already begun with its pre-announcements for the CES 2014. We’ve earlier seen its Liquid Z5 smartphone for entry-level users. The company ha now announced two new tablets – 7.9-inch A1-830
Following Groupon’s footsteps , Tradus has introduced a lucrative deal for the “aam aadmi”. Cashing in on the symbol of Aam Aadmi Party that made headlines with the Delhi election victory, the
Reliance Jio Infocomm Ltd tested its 4G network at the Techfest in IIT Mumbai by running trials of video calls on the high-speed network and also demonstrating the forthcoming Jio TV service,
Two of the popular upcoming trends of 2014 appear to be curved displays for smartphones and wearables. Keeping this mind, Corning – popular for its Gorilla Glass display protection – has announced
Mumbai: Undoubtedly, we will come across many wearable devices as the year unfolds, especially after CES. We recently saw the LG smartwatch and there have been rumours about Samsung Band too. Now,
The phablets (smartphones with screen display over 5-inch)) in India is gaining popularity. Many global handset makers as well as the domestic manufacturers such as Micromax, Karbonn and XOLO have heated up
Shenzhen, China – ZTE Corporation (“ZTE”) (H share stock code:0763.HK / A share stock code: 000063.SZ), a publicly-listed global provider of telecommunications equipment, network solutions and mobile devices, is pleased to offer
eInfochips, a leader in software, product and semiconductor design services, announced strong results in 2013 and unveiled aggressive growth plans for 2014. The company will participate at the VLSI and Embedded Systems
If we believe scientists, a digital device can actually recreate the taste of virtual food and drinks by non-invasive electrical and thermal stimulation of the tongue. A team led by Nimesha Ranasinghe,
The Galaxy Gear, a wearable computing device from Samsung that looks like a digital wristwatch, is certain to pique much curiosity when it starts being worn in public. The intensely black rectangular
