Google has released its stock Clock app for Android on Play Store. The app which has a beautiful UI was previously available as an inbuilt app on devices but now is available for download.
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Samsung has released an app to fix the reportedly missing quick settings toggles issue on their flagship devices – Galaxy S6 and S6 edge. Continue reading “Samsung releases Quick Panel Restore app to fix reported bug on Galaxy S6 and S6 edge”
Lenovo has announced that it has sold one million units of 4G smartphones in India on Flipkart till June 2015. This includes Lenovo A6000, A6000 Plus and A7000. The company launched the A6000 in India back in January, which was the company’s first affordable 4G smartphone to launch in India. It was later replaced by A6000 Plus, after Lenovo sold 3 lakh units of the A6000 in just two months after launch. At that time the company said that the A6000 is one of the successful 4G smartphones in India. Continue reading “Lenovo has sold 1 million 4G smartphones via Flipkart in India”
Yahoo has partnered with third party keyboard TouchPal for improved mobile search capabilities for Android users. The partnership brings tight integration with the popular TouchPal keyboard for one touch access to the Yahoo Search ecosystem.
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Celkon has launched Millennia Q5K Power, a new smartphone in the Millennia series with a 5000mAh battery. It has a 5-inch FWVGA screen, is powered by a 1.2GHz quad-core processor and runs on Android 4.4 (KitKat). It has a 5-megapixel rear camera with LED flash and a 3.2-megapixel front-facing camera. It comes with dual SIM support and 3G connectivity, similar to most other Celkon smartphones. Continue reading “Celkon Millennia Q5K Power with 5-inch display, 5000mAh battery launched for Rs. 5222”
LinkedIn has redesigned its Pulse news app for Android and iOS by making it more personalized. The new Pulse app will now deliver the daily news based on the industry you work in, who you’re connected to, and what you follow on LinkedIn.
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Samsung Galaxy J5 and Galaxy J7 smartphones have gone official in China, after these got certified last month. The Galaxy J5 has a 5-inch HD screen and is powered by a 1.2GHz quad-core Snapdragon 410 SoC, while the Galaxy J7 comes with a 5.5-inch HD display and is powered by an Octa-Core Snapdragon 615 SoC. Both these smartphones run on Android 5.1 (Lollipop) with new UI, have a 13-megapixel rear camera with LED flash and a 5-megapixel front-facing camera with LED flash for capturing better selfies. Continue reading “Samsung Galaxy J5 and Galaxy J7 with 5MP front camera with flash announced”
Nokia is going back to the start. The Finnish company is gearing up to enter the smartphone market and has officially announced its plans to design and license handsets from next year.
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The game of smartphone market share is huge in India and everyone wants a slice of the pie. Relatively new entrant, InFocus, recently launched a new handset dubbed the M330. A large handset deserving of the ‘phablet’ moniker, it brings a price and specifications that are certainly satisfactory for the class of products it competes against. We put the phone through its paces to see how well it competes with the existing stalwarts. Continue reading “InFocus M330 Review”
Twitter is testing a new platform that will allows users to keep a tab of current events in real time. Dubbed as Project Lightning, the photo and video centric tool will allow users to browse tweets based on live events, as per a latest BuzzFeed report.
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Lycos started off as a search engine and over time has pivoted into multiple verticals like web hosting, mail and even entertainment content. With Lycos Life, the company is aiming to get a foothold into the fast growing wearables segment. On that note, with the launch of their Lycos Life initiative, the company has introduced the Lycos Band and Ring wearables in the Indian market. Continue reading “Lycos Life Ring and Band wearables now available in India”
The Apple Watch has been panned for being highly dependent on the iPhone for any kind of productive usage. Taking that feedback to heart, it looks like Apple has some big changes in store for their wearable. Rumors suggest that Apple is about to add features that would give their smartwatch a lot more autonomy. Continue reading “Apple Watch 2 might support a FaceTime camera, built-in WiFi suggest rumors”
With the start of the holy month of Ramadan, Google has introduced a new tool to help members of the Muslim community all around the world. Called ‘My Ramadan Companion’, the tool is meant to assist everyone observing the month of fasting by providing hyperlocal and time relevant information. Continue reading “Google introduces My Ramadan Companion to assist observers of the holy month”
Rumors have been heating up that BlackBerry is all set to introduce smartphones that run on the Android operating system instead of the company’s BlackBerry 10 OS. Latest updates suggest that the BlackBerry Prague might be the first of such handsets. Continue reading “BlackBerry Prague to be a low cost Android running handset, expected in August”
The Microsoft Band, launched in October, is gradually becoming quite a comprehensive fitness tracking platform. The company’s first effort in the fitness wearable space, the Band stood out for the sheer number of sensors on offer. Redmond has stood behind their product and has regularly added compelling features to the Band making it a fairly compelling offering. Continue reading “Microsoft Band gets automated golf tracking through partnership with TaylorMade”
