The joy of gaming reaches it’s top edge when your ears are surrounded from two superb surround sound headphones. And if they’re wireless, then what else you may want? You may remember Astro A50 Wireless Headphones, announced in this year’s E3 conference. This is the 2nd try of Astro on wireless 7.1 surround sound headphones.
Samsung Galaxy Mega 2 Launched in India for Rs. 20,900
Just short of being a tablet, the 6-inch-display equipped Samsung Galaxy Mega 2 has landed in India with its large form factor and a price tag of Rs 20900. As had been predicted, this Android 4.4 KitKat smartphone has arrived in the country quite soon after its debut late last month.
Dell Venue 7 and Venue 8 Launched in India
Refreshed versions of the Dell Venue 7 and Venue 8 tablets are now out in India, with their prices starting at Rs 11999 and going up until Rs 18999 for the highest-end model. If purchased before October 26, buyers will be granted free accessories worth Rs 5000 along with their slates.
Sundar Pichai Turning The Page: More Responsibilities On Shoulders
Sundar Pichai was already heading the Chrome and Android business of Google from quite some time, but now CEO Larry Page has decided to leave more responsibilities on his shoulders. Pichai is now in charge of 6 more products and businesses at Google, which include company’s search business too and 6 execs will report to him.
Moto 360 Smartwatch Review
Motorola has made quite a splash with its Moto 360 smartwatch globally, offering the first smartwatch that comes with a round dial, water-resistance as well as an integrated heart rate monitor and pedometer. But do you really need a smartwatch? Will its unique features be enough to help the Motorola smartwatch speed up the adoption of wearables in India? Is this smartwatch worth the asking price of Rs 17,999? Find out all the answers in our Moto 360 review…
Data Migration Has Nothing To Do With IAF Alert: Xiaomi India Chief
You may remember that a few days ago Indian Air Force (IAF) had warned air force members that they should not use Xiaomi smartphones because they transfer the user data to servers located in China. Shortly after the warning Xiaomi VP Hugo Barra had stated in a blog post that security of users’ data has always been a priority of the company and data of Indian users is being transferred to servers located outside of China. The timing of Barra’s comment obviously suggests that it was a reply to the warning issued by IAF. However, today Xiaomi has issued another clarification regarding that.





