Home grown Company Spice has introduced its first true hexa-core smartphone in the Indian market. The Spice Stellar 526 smartphone is now up for grabs at a price tag of Rs 11,499.
Home grown company Xolo has launched the Windows Phone 8.1 variant of its recently launched Q900s smartphone (an Android version). The Xolo Win Q900s smartphone is now listed on the company’s official
Swipe Telecom is all set to launch a new tablet in the Indian market. The Swipe Slice tablet is now up for grabs via online retail store Amazon India at a price
Lenovo has lauched an all new mid-range Android-powered smartphone in the Indian market. The Lenovo S850 smartphone will be up for grabs by the end of his month at a price tag
With the latest model X-zone 5500 and the GSM module X-zone Com, Dräger is growing the opportunities for mobile area monitoring. The system can now send measuring data and warning notices by
Home-based manufacturer Micromax Canvas HD Plus With Hexa-Core Processor is now up for grabs online at a price mark of Rs 13,500. Micromax is however to make an official announcement concerning the
ITVoice News- A new octa-core Android smartphone has been launched in India, the Wickedleak Wammy Neo Youth, priced at Rs. 8,490. The dual-SIM smartphone will be available for pre-order from Wickedleak’s website
Tuesday, July 08, 2014: Home grown manufacturer Xolo has introduced two new Android Kitkat powered smartphones in the Indian market. The Xolo Q500s IPS and Play 6X-1000 smartphones have now been listed
The 3.5 million customers who log in to Flipkart everyday will now have the choice of picking up a tablet from the e-tailing giant. To counter the 30-odd global names and the
Android 4.2 Jelly Bean HDMI stick, dual-core with Bluetooth, download and enjoy thousands of apps and games on the TV from play store, plays real HD videos direct from USB drive or
The new Galaxy S3 Neo+, which was speculated to be launched soon in India, has now been listed on Samsung’s official website. The company is yet to make a formal announcement, but
Looks like Samsung is learning from its mistakes! The company is launching a tweaked version of its Galaxy S3 that was a market favourite, instead of making a new phone with practically