Dell Venue 7 3741 3G voice-enabled tablet launched at Rs 7,999
At 315 grams, it sports a 6.95-inch display with 1024 x 600 pixels of resolution. The smartphone comes powered by Intel Atom Z3735G quad-core (2M Cache, up to 1.83 GHz) processor coupled with 1GB RAM. It runs rather older Android Kitkat...
Government asks ISPs to block over 800 porn websites: Report
Over the weekend, many Indians woke up to the new reality that they might not be able to access most of the popular porn websites. When they did try, they got an error message suggesting the Indian government had asked...
Facebook to examine Giant Drone for Internet via laser for remote regions
Facebook it is, yet again! As per reports, Facebook will begin test flights later this year for a solar-powered drone with a wingspan as big as a Boeing 737, in the next stage of its campaign to deliver Internet...
Samsung Galaxy S6 Price Drop, now @ INR 39750
Samsung reported its quarterly earnings on Thursday, posting a fifth straight drop in profits. But the bigger story perhaps was the fact that the company reported disappointing smartphone sales, including that of its flagship smartphones, the Samsung Galaxy S6 and...
10 interesting applications of the Internet
1. Monitoring condition of patients in hospitals: Making it possible for a sensor on a medical device attached to a patient to send information to a database in real time, a doctor can then access this database on a smartphone and...
Video Check: Microsoft Windows 10, the First look!
It’s finally here! Confusion are hovering across the world, with PC are thinking over whether they should move on to the new version of the operating system they end up staring into for most of...
Android users can now say ‘Ok Google’ to send messages via WhatsApp
In April, Google launched custom voice actions on Android, allowing users to control select third-party apps simply by starting with the “Ok Google” command. Today, that Google Now functionality has expanded to messaging apps, including WhatsApp, WeChat, NextPlus, Telegram, and...
Samsung loses 3.3% smartphone market share in India
msungSamsung retained its premier position in the Indian smartphone market at the end of the second quarter (April-June) of the current calendar year with a market share of 24.5%, data released by Hong-Kong based Counterpoint Research shows. However, Samsung, which had...
Microsoft to launch Windows 10 on Wednesday
In order to cover up the huge losses incurred from Nokia buy off, and to retain the diminishing credibility, global software giant Microsoft will launch its Windows 10 operating system debuts Wednesday. The longtime leader in PC software struggles...
Google quits on social network; bids bye to Google Plus
Surrendering its arms before Facebook, Google is bidding adieu to Google Plus, an awkwardly named social networkthat the American search engine had launched four years ago hoping it would become a serious rival to the immensely popularly social networking site. Google has...
@ Rs 22,999 onwards OnePlus 2 launched in India
The months of speculation and wait are finally over, Chinese handset maker OnePlus today launched its latest handset OnePlus 2 in world's first virtual reality event. The all-new One Plus 2 comes in two variants -- 16GB and 64GB and is...
5 major smartphone launches taking place in India this week
July has already seen a bunch of major launches, including the likes of Samsung’s Galaxy J5 and Galaxy J7, and the recently launched Yu Yureka Plus. The month is looking at ending with a similar bang, and the last week...
New updates of WhatsApp app
Custom notifications, Mark as Unread, low data setting and more WhatsApp has added a whole new range of features to its upcoming Android update. According to Android Police, WhatsApp has added as many as five updates within a span...
Motorola Moto G (3rd Gen) expected by July 28
Special feature of waterproof, with 2 GB RAM A few days ago, Motorola had sent out invites for an event on July 28, 2015. Many have been anticipating that it will be the Moto G (Third generation), new details...
Line introduces Lite app on Android Phones
Targets emerging markets Japanese company Line has introduced a new Android app going by the name Line Lite, which weighs just about 1MB and is targeted for emerging markets. Even though this is a light version of the Line app, it...
Lava Flair Z1 launches in India at Rs 5699
Features 5-inch display, Android Lollipop Lava has introduced a new affordable smart-phone in the market dubbed Lava Flair Z1 at a price of Rs 5699 in India. The device will be available in national retail stores, multi-brand outlets and exclusively on...
Major WhatsApp updates for Android: Check out the 3 new features!
Seems like the WhatsApp team is all charged up! Download the latest WhatsApp for Android (v.2.12.194) and you will find exciting new features designed for your convenience. Here are the three latest features: Mark as Unread option: You can now mark conversations as...
Microsoft Edge is up to 112% faster than Chrome
Representational pic Microsoft has claimed its latest browser Microsoft Edge is faster than Chrome and Safari in their own benchmark tests! Not Microsoft benchmarks, but benchmarks created by Apple and Google teams. With the latest near-final...
How to prevent damages to your electronic device during monsoons
Sales Manager of Sony Showroom at Yeshwant Stadium Sumit Makhad
Nagpur: Monsoon is playing truant in Nagpur city, however there are days when it pours cats and dogs. During such days, if the citizens are not adequately protected,...
iPhone 4s available at lowest prices ever!
Launched in 2012, and having proved to be one of the most sold of all the Apple’s iPhones, the demand for iphone 4s is still being made to a good extent, although its the phone is decades old in...
Facebook Lite: Now access Facebook at higher speed even on 2G service
Nagpur: When it comes to making the users happy, Facebook does it all. Recently, Facebook launched its brand new app on June 29, 2015, which enables less data consumption for 2G and 3G users. FB Lite is built to use lesser...

