Samsung : India's Most Trusted Brand

"People ask me why it's so hard to trust people, and I ask them why is it so hard to keep a promise". Very well said. It's true for Samsung.

Use of Technology For Good

Whether you want to lose weight or finish writing a novel, there are ways technology can motivate you. Technologies are criticized all the time, but they are beyond helpful if you use them correctly. 

When at home, we can use our personal computer or laptop to access the internet and work on our personal stuff such as banking online, accessing the news website for the latest news, do some online shopping, or we can just simply want to have fun surfing the web.

Useful Codes For Android Mobile Users

The Android operating system that powers most Smartphone of today was released as early as 2007 by Google and has been providing a host of features for both the end users and application developers. Android mobile applications have come to the rescue of mobile service operators looking to woo the next generation mobile users, who are constantly seeking new, challenging and useful applications that allow them to customize / personalize the otherwise standard device.

Panasonic T31 launched in India for Rs 7,990

Panasonic has launched a low-cost Android smartphone, called Panasonic T31, in India for Rs 7,990. It is the cheapest smartphone in Panasonic's stable.

New Asha Nokia 500 for Rs 6100

The new Asha series of devices goes a step ahead in terms of design, interface and value, offering to keep all three devices under the $100 (Rs 6100) mark before local taxes. The new Asha 500 is the most affordable priced at $69 (Rs 4285), Asha 502 for $89 (Rs 5500) and finally Asha 503 for $99 (Rs 6100).

Micromax A250 Canvas Turbo launched for Rs 19,990

The Micromax A250 Canvas Turbo or the Wolverine phone as will be known due to its brand ambassador, gets an all-new design compared to the Canvas 4. Micromax is hoping for better luck with the Turbo as their earlier hyped flagship didn’t go down too well with everyone.

Mobile TV catching up with Indian users

According to a recent Nielsen report, viewing videos on smartphones is gaining ground in Asia. But more importantly, among those watching videos on handsets, the engagement level is very high. Though markets like Hong Kong and Singapore saw close to 50% viewers accessing videos on handset, India has seen about 8% of viewers accessing video.