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Samsung Galaxy S7: Flagship smartphone to be priced 10 percent lower than the ... It was just recently that we heard about the Samsung Galaxy S7's chipset and how it shattered AnTuTu benchmarks keeping the current competition in mind.
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Sundar Pichai to launch Android One version 2 in India? Last week, there were reports about Google CEO Sundar Pichai visiting India for the first time after becoming the CEO of Google. The report highlighted that the India-born Google CEO will be visiting PM Modi and President Pranab Mukherjee.
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Small towns lead in m-payment app usage With the proliferation of mobile payment apps, the Indian smartphone user has increasingly begun to go cashless and, surprisingly, many using these apps are from small towns.
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OnePlus 2 Smartphone Will Go Invite-Free Forever Starting Today! In a latest, OnePlus explained the reason behind the new decision to end the invite system. "That's why we're making the OnePlus 2 invite-free-forever!
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Microsoft Surface Pro 4 specs & features: Why it's racing ahead of iPad Pro Microsoft Surface Pro 4 specs & features: Why it's racing ahead of iPad Pro - Microsoft released its new tablet device Surface Pro 4 around six weeks ago, but the device is fast becoming the laptop/tablet hybrid of the year and is on course to beat the ...
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| Google's latest patent allows for device to draw blood without needles Google's new patent is for a device that will help draw blood without needles. (Source: Reuters). Google Nexus 4 (Black) · ₹ 20,990 · ₹ 21,599 · ₹ 20,490 · Google Nexus 5 D821 (32GB, B... ₹ 33,999 · ₹ 29,480 · ₹ 39,999 · Powered by BuyT. Google has ...
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Facebook, WhatsApp most popular apps in India: Report NEW DELHI: Social networking giant Facebook and mobile messaging service WhatsApp have retained their positions as the 'most popular applications' among Indians this year, says a new report.
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20 biggest technology brands of 2015 As we near the end of the year 2015, it's time to look back at the things that dominated the year as it was. With technology increasingly ruling our lives, it's little doubt that technology brands like Apple and Google have become all-supreme.
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Apple increases iTunes Match song limit to 100000 Apple has been late to the music streaming party, but it isn't a slouch. As Apple Music grows in popularity, it realises more and more people are also going to use iTunes Match so that their personal library is synced up to the cloud.
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The best of Play Store 2015: Google's list of best apps and games With 2015 slowly drawing to a close, Google has updated its list of the best apps and games of 2015. Not curated in any particular order, these include both paid and free apps and games, across multiple genres that span across photography, productivity ...
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