Samsung launches premium 6.3-inch Galaxy Note8 in India at Rs 67,900. Samsung mobile India took to Twitter to share the big news with fans across the country. The wait is over. Now #DoBiggerThings with the #GalaxyNote8. Pre-book now and avail our special introductory offers. https://t.co/hWrZUJQOsv pic.twitter.com/KXoVNQIGJ4 — Samsung Mobile India (@SamsungMobileIN) September 12, 2017
» Read moreZTE’s sub-brand Nubia has launched its budget smartphone Nubia M2 Play in India. Priced at Rs 8,999, the smartphone runs on Android 7.0 Nougat, layered with the company’s UI 5.0 on top. It is powered by 1.4GHz Qualcomm Snapdragon 435 octo-core processor with 3GB RAM and 32GB of internal storage which can be expanded up to 128GB via a microSD […]
» Read moreDomestic smartphone maker Intex has expanded its product portfolio with the launch of Aqua Style III smartphone. The latest budget smartphone of the company comes with 4G VoLTE support and runs Android 7.0 Nougat operating system The Intex Aqua Style III comes with a price tag of Rs 4,299 and comes in Black and Champagne colour options. The device is […]
» Read moreIndia’s largest telecom operator Bharti Airtel today announced a partnership with Symantec Corp to provide cyber security solutions to businesses in India. The strategic alliance comes amid a spike in cyber attacks over the past few months, including incidents like Petya and WannaCry that disrupted systems across the world. Some of the biggest corporations, including Russia’s largest oil company Rosneft, […]
» Read moreSamsung has finally lifted the lid from its flagship phablet, the Galaxy Note 8. The device has been in the news since quite some time in the form of rumours and leaks. Billing it as one of the most powerful handsets made by the company, Samsung launched its new phablet in an event in New York, some place where the […]
» Read moreGoogle has removed over 500 apps that included mobile games for teenagers from its Play Store on account of a spyware threat. The decision came after US-based cyber-security firm Lookout discovered more than 500 apps that could spread spyware on mobile phones, Fortune reported late on Wednesday. According to Lookout, the apps used certain software that had the ability to […]
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