| | Apple plans to hold a "special event" on October 16, where it is expected to launch its new iPads, technology website Re/Code said, citing sources. | |  | |
| | Here's a quick look at what made news in the world of technology in the week just gone by... | |  | |
| | Ever since smartphones and other gadgets have become a quintessential part of our lives, luxury designers have been launching jazzed up versions of popular devices that suit the rich and famous. Check out our list of 10 most expensive gadgets | |  | |
| | Apple usually reflects on Jobs's legacy in some way around this time every year since his passing. | |  | |
| | According to a Facebook post, which has been deleted now, Samsung Galaxy Note 4 will hit the Indian market on October 10. | |  | |
| | While most of the good gadgets are expensive, there are some that are really expensive. As, ever since smartphones and other gadgets have become a quintessential part of our lives, luxury designers have been launching jazzed up versions of popular de... | |  | |
| | A new video just popped up showing Google's next update, Android L, running on a Samsung Galaxy S5 although the release date is still not certain. | |  | |
| | iPhone 6 customers are now complaining on social media that their new phones keep ripping out chunks of their hair when they hold the phone up to their ear to take a call. | |  | |
| | Michael Reh will be based out of Hamburg, Germany, and reporting to one of the executive vice presidents at Infosys. | |  | |
| | Google is developing a display comprised of smaller screens that plug together like Legos to form a single image. These modular pieces would allow you to change the size and shape of the screen. | |  | |
| | Facebook's moves appeared to counter concerns that users are buying "likes" to make them appear more popular. | |  | |
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