Apple might be releasing a new 4-inch iPhone in the first quarter of 2016, according to various reports. The new iPhone is expected to come with a more affordable price tag.
Xiaomi, also called 'Apple of China' is reportedly preparing the next version of its flagship smartphone - Mi5.
Google Chrome is infamous for sucking the battery on notebooks. However, things are going to improve (slightly) as the browser will 'intelligently' pause Flash content like auto-playing ads.
Facebook has launched a new Android app that is faster, smaller and lighter on data but has all the features of its full app. Called Facebook Lite, it uses less data and runs faster in areas with spotty connections.
US government was recently hacked, in which data of approximately four million former and current federal employees may have been compromised, according to an announcement made by administration.
World's second most popular wearable is Mi Band, by Xiaomi, in terms of shipments, according to a recent report from IDC. The Mi Band is a $15 product that hit the market last August in mainland China, spreading to India, Indonesia, Malaysia, Singapore, Hong Kong, and Taiwan.
Researchers have found seven new species of the miniature frog genus Brachycephalus, in the Atlantic Rainforest of Brazil. Most of the frogs of this genus stay under one centimeter long.
Starbucks has stopped listing the cappuccino on the menu in many of its stores, Business Insider is reporting. But, it continues to serve the drink to customers who despite order.
Sony has revealed that the Planetside 2 will arrive on PS4 on June 23rf in Europe and North America. The game has been in beta of the Playstation since earlier this year.
Apple's annual developer conference, WWDC 2015 starts on Monday. Here are five things that we think you should know:
Dish Network is in talks to merge with T-Mobile, the fourth-largest wireless carrier in the United States, according to a report by Wall Street Journal. The purchase price is yet to be finalized.
One of the most interesting service that Google announced at the recent I/O conference was Google Photos, which offers unlimited storage for photos and videos. The app, initially was only available for our smartphones, limiting us to backup photos only from our handheld devices.
Google has apologized to Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi after his image began appearing in image search results for the query "Top 10 criminals in India." The list included criminals like Dawood Ibrahim, American gangster Al Capone. Surprisingly, it also included Microsoft founder Bill Gates and Delhi chief minister Arvind Kejriwal.
Fallout4.com briefly went live with the below teaser image, showing a kind of desert workshop motif underneath the words "Bethesda Game Studios Presents: Fallout 4 - Welcome Home."
Danish toy company, Lego has launched a rival, Lego Worlds, to popular video game Minecraft. The game is available now at £11.99, via the Steam gaming platform. The final release of the game, that would feature classic and modern playsets and popular mini-figures is expected in 2016.
