Sony has finally killed its failed Music Unlimited app for PlayStation for a new Spotify-powered PlayStation Music service. The service was launched Monday in 41 countries.
Samsung has finally launched its metal-clad smartphones, Galaxy A3 and Galaxy A5, in India with affordable price tags.
Microsoft is bringing an affordable solution to first time mobile users with Nokia 215 packed with internet-ready apps like Facebook, Bing, Twitter and more.
Micromax launched its all-new YU phone featuring top-of-the-line specs for a throwaway price of just Rs 8,999 ($142).
Google is finally expanding the availability of Chromecast media streaming dongle to a new market in India for Rs. 2,999 (approx. $50).
Microsoft is currently launching its digital assistant for Windows Phone smartphones in four new countries as it aims for a global availability.
Sony has released a limited edition PlayStation 4 with a retro, grey look to celebrate its 20-year anniversary since the first console was released in 1994.
Xiaomi is quickly expanding its device lineup, catering to the increasing demand from Indian buyers, with the latest addition of Redmi Note 4G.
Facebook introduced a new feature called Safety Check to help people better communicate a safety message in an event of a disaster.
Google is bringing the convenience of reading content in almost any language with the all new Google Translate Chrome extension.
Lenovo is continuing its premium product range with Yoga 3 Pro crafted for four different modes in an extremely thin profile.
Sony unveiled Z3 Tablet Compact at the IFA 2014 trade show in Berlin as it continues to improve the ailing sales of its smartphones and tablets.
LG announced stylus-equipped G3 phablet, the G3 Stylus, packed with mid-range specs for affordable pricing.
Flappy Bird creator Dong Nguyen wants you to continue tapping your mobile screens with Swing Copters.
LG L Fino and L Bello are two new 3G smartphones by the Korean tech giant, packed with premium features at an affordable price.
