Telecom regulator Trai today recommended the government to issue a new licence in the virtual network operator (VNO) category for landline service at the district level. The Telecom Regulatory Authority of India
In order to counter the plans of Reliance Jio, state run telecom operator BSNL has rolled out a new combo plan. The telecom operator has introduced a Rs 429 plan, which will
Twitter is now allowing users to share access to their multiple accounts via iOS and Android applications without needing to share that accounts password. The company retweeted a tweet from its ‘TweetDeck’
As the week comes to an end, we take a look at the news that were in the spotlight this week. After a long hiatus, the Indian smartphone market this week saw
Japanese electronics company Epson has launched its first A3 size multifunctional InkTank printer – L1455 – today for the Indian market. Priced at Rs 70,899, the printer will be available starting this
Taiwanese technology company Asus has announced a new gaming laptop – the ROG G701 — in India at Rs 3,49,990. It has a premium Bio-Armor design and comes in Armor Titanium with
Hong kong based audio equipment manufacturer Sound One has launched QY-V6BTL Bluetooth headphones in India at Rs 2,290. The product carries a one-year warranty and will be available at Amazon, Ebay and
Google is rolling out a personalized stream of news articles, videos, and other content to Indian users of its flagship search app on iOS and Android. This launch is part of a
South Korean tech giant Samsung has launched its latest tablet Galaxy Tab A (2017) in Vietnam at 6,490,000 VND (roughly Rs 18,000) in Gold and Black colour options. The Galaxy Tab A
Amazon’s India head Amit Agarwal said the e-commerce major anticipates its subscription service Prime to bolster its festive season sales starting this month. This comes a day after its arch rival Flipkart
WhatsApp has rolled out two new features on its app. The picture-in-picture video calls – which was available to beta uses till now – has been rolled out for both Android and
South Korean tech giant Samsung’s 2017 lineup — Galaxy S8 , S8 Plus , and Note 8 — is going to be the first set of smartphones to receive the HDR (High
