| |  | | No matter how much you want it, taking your DSLR (or even smartphone) with you while going on an adventure trip is generally not a good idea. | |
| |  | | With smartphones now in almost everyone’s hands, the demand for gaming has absolutely rocketed. But, often we find that games require an internet connection to work, which might not always be available. | |
| |  | | Here's a quick look at a few of the most interesting phones expected to be launched in India in the coming months. | |
| |  | | The base 32GB version of iPhone7 is rumoured to be priced at CNY 5288. | |
| |  | | This is the first time a smartphone game has managed to top Google search. | |
| |  | | LG recently launched its first TV having the same mosquito repellent technology in India. Dubbed Mosquito Away, the TV is priced at Rs 26,990. So is the LG Mosquito Away really capable of delivering a great TV watching experience, while at the same t... | |
| |  | | Telecom regulator Trai has sought public views on allowing non-telecom companies to participate in setting up public Wi-Fi hotspots, and said low- cost Wi-Fi access infrastructure could slash internet rates by up to 90%, while offering faster speeds. | |
| |  | | The Samsung Galaxy Note 7 will reportedly start at a price of Euro 849 in Europe, roughly translating to around Rs 63,000. | |
| |  | | The game is available on both Android and iOS and can be downloaded from both App Store and Google Play in Germany. | |
| |  | | Pokemon Go, the location-based mobile game that has become a massive hit, began as an April Fool's joke. In 2014, Google unveiled 'Pokemon Challenge' for Google Maps complete with a promotional video, inviting users to find and capture the cutesy fic... | |
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