The Mobile World Congress 2011 brought quite a few interesting devices and technologies to the forefront, and while none of them were shockingly new, some ...
Abhinav Lal
While Microsoft’s plans to create a more basic, less hardware demanding, Windows Phone 7-based operating system for low-cost devices in emerging markets ...
The innovative laptop-tablet hybrid, the Lenovo U1 Hybrid IdeaPad, which detaches to become the standalone Android tablet, the LePad, is going to be launched ...
The world’s favourite game about ballistic fowl, Angry Birds, is now launching itself on Windows Phone 7, one of the newer kids on the mobile OS block. ...
Sony’s completely unveiled threat to PS3 pirates – jailbreak and be banned from PSN and other Sony services for life – has now been ...
While news of Qualcomm’s latest Snapdragon 2.5GHz quad-core mobile processors is still resounding in the portable world, Nvidia has showcased its ...
HTC was not only the winner of the Device Manufacturer of the Year Global Mobile Award, but also introduced five new phones and its first tablet (HTC Flyer) at ...
Intel has introduced a new six-core processor, the Core i7 990X Extreme Edition, and simultaneously cut prices for its previous top-end Extreme Edition ...
Nokia has launched two new entry-level phones, C1-01 (left) and C1-02, in the Indian market. Priced at Rs. 2,789 and Rs. 2,394 respectively, the C1-01 and ...
The Mobile World Congress has now brought news of some much-needed Windows Phone 7 updates, but we wonder if these would be enough to fill all the gaps of the ...
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