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News · 29 Oct 2014
Windows 10 will have support for OS X-like trackpad multi-gestures
If you’ve ever used a modern-day OS X-powered computer, you will know how advanced its trackpads functionalities are. It supports a plethora of gestures that enriches the computing…
News · 28 Oct 2014
Motorola launches Android 5.0 Lollipop update tracker
Motorola was quick to announce that it will be rolling out the recently released Android 5.0 Lollipop update to its devices soon. The company has now put up…
News · 28 Oct 2014
New Maruti Alto K10 – Official images out
The exteriors of the hatchback gets longer hood, new grille which is complemented by new headlamps, new bumpers and newly formulated tail lamps. Inside the cabin, the new…
News · 28 Oct 2014
Now, Honda recalls top of the line 2,338 Brio, Amaze, CR-V in India
Honda Cars India (HCIL) is recalling 2,338 units of its hatchback Brio, compact sedan Amaze and sports utility vehicle CR-V manufactured between September 2011 and July 2014…
News · 28 Oct 2014
Nokia 130 from Microsoft devices costs all of Rs 1,649
Microsoft Devices has launched the Nokia 130 at a price of Rs 1649 in India. The feature phone comes with a built-in video and music player. Microsoft claims…
News · 27 Oct 2014
Google CEO Larry Page anoints Sundar Pichai as Google’s new Product Chief
Google CEO Larry Page has appointed Indian-born Sundar Pichai to head the company’s products business as part of a big reshuffling move in the management structure. The story…
News · 27 Oct 2014
Nissan India to recall 9,000 cars for faulty driver airbags
News · 26 Oct 2014
iFixit cracks open iPad mini 3, as expected finds exactly one major change
Apple launched the new iPad Mini 3 among several other devices, earlier this month. The successor to last year’s iPad mini with Retina display, the iPad mini 3…
News · 26 Oct 2014
Stephen Hawking joins Facebook, wants people to be ‘curious’
Stephen Hawking joins Facebook, wants people to be ‘curious’
News · 24 Oct 2014
Here’s how Twitter plans on killing passwords
Friday October 24, 2014, 11:48 AM Twitter formally declared war on passwords during a developers’ conference in San Francisco, unveiling a new system that allows users to log-in…