Fast food chain KFC has joined hands with Huawei to launch an aptly named new smartphone, the KFC Huawei 7 Plus. The smartphone marks KFC’s 30 years in China. Huawei, incidentally, was
Motorola, after launching its new line of budget Moto C smartphones in the US and other select countries, has finally launched the series in India. The Moto C costs Rs 5,999 in
Taipei-based technology major BenQ has launched its latest home entertainment projector in India. Dubbed W1600UST, the projector is priced at Rs 3,00,000 and it allows the users to enjoy 100-inch of screen
After the Red-colour screen tint problem, it seems like another issue has cropped up in Samsung’s latest flagships – Galaxy S8 and Galaxy S8+. This time, the issue is related to audio
After the buzz of CES in Las Vegas, fans of smartphones and wearables are looking forward to Mobile World Congress in Barcelona, Spain, February 27 to March 2, 2017. Like every year,
With no download SaaS analytics, work groups and small and medium businesses can accelerate time to value Qlik®, a leader in visual analytics, today announced that Qlik Sense® Cloud Business, its SaaS-based
Apple’s three upcoming iPad models have been rumoured for quite a few months now. The trio is also expected to include a 10.5-inch or 10.9-inch screen size variant. But now, it seems
Those lucky enough to work from home will probably tell you that one of the best things about it is the time saved by not commuting to the office. Inside a computer,
Lenovo has launched its thinnest 2-in-1 hybrid tablet Yoga Book in India at Rs 49,990. Unveiled at IFA in Berlin earlier this year, Yoga Book comes with a Halo Keyboard and a
Next bit has started rolling out the beta version of Android 7.0 Nougat to its Robin smartphone. In an official blog post, the company announced that the update is available for registered
Search giant Google is all set to bring tap-to-pay to Android Wear as per a report by the Android Police. The technology portal discovered the feature during a tear down of the
If you’re looking for an Android smartphone with a great camera, you’re spoiled for choice: the Pixel is the first “phone by Google”. It runs Nougat and packs in quality optics. Then,
