Mark Zuckerberg shared a graphical post on his social networking page in which Kashmir was missing from India's map and faced the wrath of Indians over the social media.A post sharing news about the facebook.com
Google will set up its first own campus in Asia in Hyderabad — its biggest outside the US — at an investment of Rs 1,000 crore, which would double its headcount here to 13,000 employees
HolidayIQ.com has acquired Travel Mobile Development Team from SourceN, a mobile development firm based out of Silicon Valley. SourceN has been building and designing mobile applications for iOS, Android and Windows.The acquisition will strengthen HolidayIQ's
Facebook has jined hands with nine news publishers to launch "Instant Articles" that will let them publish articles directly to the social network's mobile news feeds.Instant Articles will let stories load more than 10 times
New Delhi: Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Tuesday launched custom made webpages for updates on his upcoming three-nation Asian tour May 14-19.According to an official communique, Modi has invited people to see updates on his
Mumbai: Indian Railways schedules will now be available on Google Transit, a feature on Google Maps.In addition, the updated public transport information for eight Indian cities would be available on the App, a company release
Micromax has finally entered into the fitness devices category and has launched YuFit- a wearable band.YuFit features an OLED display that can track steps, track your sleep and also alert you about incoming calls and
Micromax subsidiary Yu Televentures has launched its second smartphone, the Yu Yuphoria, in India, at Rs 6,999. The device will be exclusively available via Amazon India.Apart from attractive pricing, here are some interesting points that
Micromax Yu has launched a flagship, the Yuphoria, in India at Rs 6,999. It is the company's second Cyanogen-based smartphone and claims to bring features seen in a flagship device at affordable price.The device will
Micromax's Yu Yuphoria launched at Rs 6999: 5-inch display, metal bodyMicromax has launched Yu Yureka's successor, Yu Yuphoria, in India today.Here are the updates from the launch event:The phone has a 5-inch display @ 1280x720,
Micromax is all set to launch Yu Yureka's successor, Yu Yuphoria, in India today. Though there is not much information about the phone reports suggest that it may carry a lesser price tag than the
New Delhi: A number of start ups are jumping into the market for feature loaded mobile applications that enable parents to monitor their children's activities on the Internet.The apps, available easily as free downloads on
Chinese e-commerce giant Alibaba is in an advanced talks to pick up a substantial stake in handset maker Micromax, reports suggest.For a 20 per cent stake in Micromax, Alibaba would pay $1.2 billion (about Rs
Fujifilm has launched four cameras in its Instax series that allows users to print photos instantly. These include Mini 8, Mini 25, Mini 50S and Mini 90.While the Mini 8 costs Rs 6,441, Mini 25
Microsoft's Windows 10 OS, which is scheduled for a release this summer, may well be the last version of the iconic operating system.It may look like as if the Remond-based giant is killing its lucrative
Handset maker BlackBerry on Thursday said it is in discussions with regulatory authorities and telecom operators in India to launch its virtual SIM solution by year-end.Using the solution, consumers will be able to use as
When it comes to smartphones, most of them available in the market offer a micro-SD slot and removable battery, while the rest of specs may vary.This is not the case for Xiaomi's flagships smartphones that
Canadian handset maker BlackBerry has launched its latest smartphone in India, the Leap, in India. The phone was unveiled at the Mobile World Congress in Barcelona earlier this year.The company has not revealed the price
iPhone 6 vs Samsung Galaxy S6: A comparisonBoth the iPhone 6 and the Samsung Galaxy S6 are among the two of best handsets that you can currently get your hands on.The Galaxy S6 is Samsung's
The government today said it has decided not to have servers of websites such as Facebook and Twitter in India, though it regularly interacts with the social networking majors to resolve issues relating to handling
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