Chinese handset maker Xiaomi surpassed global smartphone giants Samsung and Apple in terms of market share to become India’s top 4G handset seller in January this year, CyberMedia Research said on Tuesday.
The Samsung Galaxy Tab S2 has apparently reached its testing phase, as indicated by an import listing on Indian site Zauba. Entering the country is the 8-inch version of the Samsung high-end
Google’s Chromecast new update lets us pause and un-pause videos with your TV’s remote. Chromecast is the cheapest way to get Netflix onto your TV with minimum hassle, but one of the tradeoffs
OnePlus is finally ready to join the Android 5.0 Lollipop roll out party. On the official forums, the company has noted that it will push Lollipop OTA update for the OnePlus One
Google has silently updated Search for Android with the ability to send Hangouts messages using Google Now voice commands, according to reports. The Mountain View giant didn’t make any official announcement about
Adobe has introduced Document Cloud, besides two new mobile apps and Adobe Acrobat DC. Document Cloud is based on the same subscription model as Adobe’s Creative Cloud and Marketing Cloud for creative
Commercial banks are entering the mobile payments space, a market that was incubated by Airtel Money, but which since then has seen a host of players including Vodafone m-pesa, Paytm, MobiKwik and
Intex has quietly launched a new Aqua-series budget smartphone, the Aqua Amoled, priced at Rs. 4,540. The Intex Aqua Amoled is now listed on the company’s site; however, there is no official
E-commerce firm Snapdeal plans to hire 1,000 employees who know particular geographies well for their regional centres in the next two quarters, in an attempt to help the company stay closer to
Microsoft Corp is making its biggest push into the heavily pirated Chinese consumer computing market this summer by offering free upgrades to Windows 10 to all Windows users, regardless of whether they
Microsoft, Lenovo and other software makers have been working overtime in an effort to eradicate the Superfish adware. The good news is that since the Redmond-based company first got involved, the number
Aakash tablet maker DataWind today partnered with Reliance Communications to launch three Android smartphones priced in range of Rs 1,999 to Rs 5,499. DataWind’s new range of PocketSurfer smartphones offer free unlimited