Samsung Galaxy S III, Note II get price cutsThe two flagship phones of Samsung – Galaxy Note II and Galaxy S III – are available at prices that are much lower than their official cost.
Now, charge your phone with coffee and beer
A new device that can charge your mobile phone with a hot cup of coffee or a cold beer mug has been developed by a US company.
Vodafone rolls out talktime transfer serviceThe first-of-its kind initiative allows a transaction between the two disparate services of postpaid and prepaid, the release said.
Vodafone rolls out talk time transfer serviceThe first-of-its kind initiative allows a transaction between the two disparate services of postpaid and prepaid, the release said.
What is helping Samsung in war with Apple
Apple has never faced a challenger able to make a truly popular and profitable smartphone or tablet - until Samsung Electronics.
Gmail gets over 1,000 new smileys
Internet search giant Google has beefed up the number of smileys in its free email service by over a thousand emoticons.
How Airtel plans to woo users in Africa
Airtel Nigeria acquired over 113,000 new fans on its Facebook page since the campaign went on air...
Indians spy on partners, stalk exes: Report
Indians are more likely to check their partner's email accounts, stalk their ex-partners on Facebook and Twitter and even post pictures of private moments online.
McAfee: Indians spy on partners, stalk ex's onlineIndians are more likely to check their partner's email accounts, stalk their ex-partners on Facebook and Twitter and even post pictures of private moments online.
Lava Mobiles to launch Android smartphones in Middle EastThis move is part of its expansion strategy to cover the Middle East and Africa by this year-end.
7 tips avoid Facebook hack
People who do have little or no time to maintain Facebook profiles, can do seven things to at least minimize the damage when their account gets hacked, a report has said.
7 steps to minimise risk of Facebook hackingPeople who do have little or no time to maintain Facebook profiles, can do seven things to at least minimize the damage when their account gets hacked, a report has said.
Apple may replace iPhone passcodesTech giant Apple has applied for a patent on the use of images to authenticate the user of a Mac or some other 'i' product.
US target of China-backed cyberspying campaign: ReportUS is the target of a massive cyberespionage campaign, mostly backed by China, threatening the country's economic competitiveness, an intelligence report has said.
Why email has become a virtual nightmare
Email was once a great tool for communication, one that was less intrusive than the telephone and faster than the Postal Service.
'Apple may replace passcodes with image recognition'
Apple has applied for a patent on the use of images to authenticate the user of a Mac or some other 'i' product.
Google signs deal to launch YouTube TV channelInternet search giant Google has signed a deal with UK based satellite TV service Freesat to launch a full-blown YouTube television channel.
App by Airtel founder's son a big hit
Hike, the newest kid on mobile instant messaging scene, has had such a wild welcome and adoption rate that it brought the servers down causing disruption in services.
Ericsson bags $1 billion order from RComThe eight-year agreement is valued at $ 1 billion, it said adding 5,000 employees of RCom will join Ericsson in this regard.
Ericsson wins $1 billion order from Reliance CommunicationsThe deal covers 100,000 km of fiber and mobile infrastructure in 11 telecom circles, across North and West of India, including Delhi and Mumbai.
Hacker gains access to Bush family emails, photosA hacker apparently accessed private photos and emails sent between members of the Bush family, including both former presidents.
Google working on Chromebook hardware: ReportInternet search giant Google may release its own Chromebook, some leaked documents have said.
'Google may launch its own Chromebook'Internet search giant Google may release its own Chromebook, some leaked documents have said.
How David Einhorn turned from Apple advocate to agitator
David Einhorn was arguably Apple's biggest cheerleader on Wall Street with a stake worth about $600 million.
Australia to grill Apple, Microsoft over pricingThe inquiry was set up to examine claims by consumer advocacy groups of price discrimination for Australians on technology.
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