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Sony Xperia S

Motorola ATRIX 2

Micromax Funbook

Sennheiser HD 518

ASUS Zenbook UX31

HTC One X

Sony Xperia S

Motorola ATRIX 2

Micromax Funbook

Sennheiser HD 518

ASUS Zenbook UX31

HTC One X

Review: Sony Xperia S

The Xperia S is the first phone from the now single Sony ever since it acquired Ericsson stake in the company. You can tell from the spec sheet that Sony decided to start off with a bang and the Xperia S comes loaded with...

Sony Xperia S

Motorola ATRIX 2

Micromax Funbook

Sennheiser HD 518

ASUS Zenbook UX31

HTC One X

Review: Motorola ATRIX 2

The first ATRIX was an important device for Motorola. It was the second dual-core Android smartphone to come out in the market (after the LG Optimus 2x) and the first to showcase Motorola’s Webtop feature.

Sony Xperia S

Motorola ATRIX 2

Micromax Funbook

Sennheiser HD 518

ASUS Zenbook UX31

HTC One X

Review: Micromax Funbook

In a market flooded with Android tablets, with increasingly competitive pricing, Micromax announced Funbook – an Android 4.0 tablet focused for 10-21 years olds with focus on education and entertainment.

Sony Xperia S

Motorola ATRIX 2

Micromax Funbook

Sennheiser HD 518

ASUS Zenbook UX31

HTC One X

Review: Sennheiser HD 518

The Sennheiser HD 518 have been around for a while now but we chose to review them now because they fall at an important price point. Being Sennheiser’s entry-level pair of audiophile series headphones, the HD 518 are priced...

Sony Xperia S

Motorola ATRIX 2

Micromax Funbook

Sennheiser HD 518

ASUS Zenbook UX31

HTC One X

Review: ASUS Zenbook UX31

The Zenbook is an ultrabook alright. However, despite its sleek finish, heavy duty performance and super quick sleep and resume capabilities, will it succeed in justifying the hefty price tag it has on its bumper?

Sony Xperia S

Motorola ATRIX 2

Micromax Funbook

Sennheiser HD 518

ASUS Zenbook UX31

HTC One X

Review: HTC One X

We recently did a hands on with the One X where we briefly touched upon the various aspects of the phone. We are assuming you are hungry for more, so without further ado, here is the full review of the HTC One X.

Revealed: Most dangerous websites

A new report has come out with a list of the ten most dangerous categories of websites and also revealed that pornographic websites have ceased to be the ‘most dangerous’ places on web for picking up viruses.

Bharti adds 2 million Indian mobile users in April

Bharti Airtel, India's top mobile phone operator, added 2.01 million mobile users in April, taking its total subscribers in the country to 183.3 million, data from an industry body showed on Friday.

Experts caution on Facebook IPO frenzy

As the shares of social networking giant Facebook begin trading on the NASDAQ exchange today, experts believe that the stock is overpriced at USD 38 apiece and one must wait for now to invest in the firm.

Facebook's debut is modest, high volumes cause problems

Coming soon: 'Wikipedia' Town

A small Welsh town where English King Henry V was born is about to make history again by becoming the world's first "Wikipedia town."

Who got Facebook IPO shares?

A lot of loyal Facebook fans and occasional investors are discovering a hard truth this week: Money and connections talk, especially when it comes to a hot deal handled by Wall Street.

As Facebook grows, millions say, 'no, thanks'

They say they don't want Facebook. They insist they don't need Facebook. They say they're living life just fine without the long-forgotten acquaintances that the world's largest social network sometimes resurrects.

Facebook prices IPO at $38 per share

'Google Earth used in 26/11 terror attacks'

Warning about dangers of 'democratisation' of technology, a top US military commander revealed that all the mission planning for Mumbai terror attacks was done via Google Earth.

Alert: Fake Wikipedia ads are a malware

Wikipedia has warned its users that if they see commercial ads on the online encyclopedia, it possibly means their web browser has been infected with a virus.

Dump the mouse, control PC with brain

First we had keyboards and mouse for controlling our computers, before smartphones popularised the touchscreen movement. Now, people are getting ready to enter the world of thought-control, with headsets that can read our minds.

Coming soon: Revolutionary Apple project

Smartphone ownership in US continues to grow

Smartphone ownership in the USA continues to grow with 50.4 percent of mobile subscribers now owning a smart device, according to a Nielsen study published May 7.

Big ban theory

Is India going the US way by banning BitTorrent sites like Pirate Bay? No one’s sure

'Final Fantasy' creatives launch 'Borderwalker' on iTunes

Notable figures from the Final Fantasy franchise have combined their talents for Borderwalker, a Japanese-language role-playing game built for iOS.

Google self-driving car gets green light

Google's self-driven cars will soon be appearing on Nevada roads after the state's Department of Motor Vehicles approved on Monday the nation's first autonomous vehicle license.

Mid-level mobiles could be 'best phones'

If you only require a cellphone for making calls, then you don't necessarily need a touch screen, according to a new study.

Pocket-friendly: Best smartphones under Rs. 20,000

Facebook's IPO: who gets rich?

The rich are going to get richer when Silicon Valley's biggest IPO starts trading.

Wedbush starts Facebook with outperform rating

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Yahoo debuts new web browser, Axis
Yahoo is counting on Axis to reverse its steadily declining share of the Internet's lucrative search market and bring it more traffic from among the growing number of smartphone and tablet users.

Review: Motorola ATRIX 2
The first ATRIX was an important device for Motorola. It was the second dual-core Android smartphone to come out in the market (after the LG Optimus 2x) and the first to showcase Motorola’s Webtop feature.

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Revealed: Most dangerous websites

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Experts caution on Facebook IPO frenzy

Coming soon: 'Wikipedia' Town

Who got Facebook IPO shares?

As Facebook grows, millions say, 'no, thanks'

'Google Earth used in 26/11 terror attacks'

Alert: Fake Wikipedia ads are a malware

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Smartphone ownership in US continues to grow

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