Sudhir Chowdhary
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HTC Desire 12+ smartphone review: Design, display and camera are top-notch
HTC Desire 12+ was launched here along with the HTC Desire 12. Both the devices are stylish in looks, have a judicious mix of hardware and software, and offer good web surfing experience.
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Connectivity is rapidly changing within the wireless space, says Sajan Paul of Juniper Networks
A service provider’s biggest weapon is its broad physical presence and ability to deploy and distribute data centres close to the end-user. The problem today is making networking for enterprises, service providers and cloud providers less complex.
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Cyber fears: Digitally active, but not digitally secure
Digital consumption in India is on a rise with Indian consumers actively engaging on digital platforms—however there is a heightened risk of fraud, with approximately one in four customers falling prey to online deceit, says an Experian’s Digital Consumer Insights report.
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Cloud first is the way forward, says Melissa Di Donato
The German enterprise software maker SAP has introduced its intelligent cloud enterprise resource planning (ERP) software-as-a-service (SaaS) solution, SAP S/4HANA Cloud, in India.
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Power chargers: Self-reliance in Li-ion battery technology
Over the last few years, lithium-ion (Li-ion) has become the battery chemistry of choice for the energy sector. The government is also actively supporting the manufacture of lithium batteries in the country.
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Boompods Audio Gear review: Designed for the active user
In-ear or on-the-ear headphones, now even neck headphones—the Indian consumer seems to have an enormous appetite for all sorts of audio gear these days; devices that ensure a steady stream of music for audiophiles and music enthusiasts.
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Samsung Galaxy A6+ & J6: Perfect blend of speed and performance
For Samsung, the high-end handset is always the fountainhead of innovation, as evidenced in its present flagship device—Galaxy S9 and S9+—there is clearly a big change in device technology and device innovation, something that consumers have relished. Samsung lays strong emphasis on research and innovation—a key reason as to why the South Korean consumer electronics […]
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Garmin Vivofit 4: Your fitness buddy
The efficient and affordable activity tracker is priced at just Rs 4,999.
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Reculta: Picking the right talent – The start-up received seed funding
The start-up received seed funding from CIIE Initiatives, the tech business incubator at IIM-A.
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Building a safe ride experience is a shared responsibility
App-based cab companies may have revolutionised city transport by combining modern technology with flexible payment and pricing strategies, but there are growing concerns around passenger safety.
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Skagen Falster review: A worthy wearable companion
The Falster is an elegant timepiece that comes with smart features and an affordable price.
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FreshMenu: Anyone who innovates constantly and fast stays ahead of others
Our business model has always been ensuring that our consumer is less than 5km away from a kitchen, ensuring fresh food that can be delivered as fast as possible, says Rashmi Daga.
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Betting big on R&D: Samsung set to lead IoT and AI in India
Last year, Samsung invested $15 billion in R&D globally and it is currently working on cutting edge innovations in the areas of Internet of Things (IoT) and 5G mobile networks, AI, autonomous driving and connected car technologies.
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Interview with Amit Chopra: India is a hotspot for high-end diagnostics services
According to Amit Chopra, MD, VP/GM Thermo Fisher Scientific, India & Middle East, the Indian government has kept an ambitious target of turning the country into a worldwide leader in end-to-end drug manufacturing.
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JBL Soundgear review: Lose yourself to the sound
JBL Soundgear is a wearable device around the neck for a hands-free and ear-free great sound experience.
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IBM is heavily invested in up-skilling its employees
IBM Global Business Services brings clients the expertise of more than 125,000 consultants and practitioners creating value at the intersection of business insight and information technology.
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Mobiistar sets sights on Generation Selfie
The Vietnamese firm’s XQ Dual & CQ Android smartphones give a great selfie experience
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Wonder.Legal helps create legal documents quickly and easily
This start-up enables users gain access to high-quality legal documents at a fraction of law firm prices
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Interview: Lenovo Mobile Business Group Accessory head Peng Chun expects great from India
The Indian market is as important to us as the Chinese market. That’s why we started our operations last year, had a very good performance and are trying to have better growth this year.
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Honor 10 review: Smart, stylish and a great performer
Honor 10 is a stylish high-end Android phone and a perfect blend of speed and performance
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OnePlus 6: Sure-shot eyeball grabber
The new device—it is said to have set a new record with `100 crore sales in 10 minutes—is the first in OnePlus’s line of flagships to feature an all-glass design. Company officials explain that with this glass design, the OnePlus 6 facilitates better transmission of radio waves, providing users with upto 1 Gigabit of download speed.
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Honor 7A & 7C: Stylish looks, decent price
Honor 7C is equipped with a 5.99-inch FullView display featuring 18:9 aspect ratio. Honor 7C has a sleek metal body with 14nm octa-core chipset and 3GB RAM.
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Jabra strengthens its presence in India
“The new partnership with Innova strengthens Jabra’s presence in India and brings us closer to our customers,” said Mark Leigh, president, Asia Pacific, Jabra, in an interview with FE.
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HealthHunt: Healthy lifestyle matters
HealthHunt is a content-led marketplace in the health and wellness space that is gravitating towards an AI-based platform.
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India is the biggest, most important market for us, says GM of OnePlus India
Chinese handset maker OnePlus has taken the smartphone market by storm with its good design and build-quality devices at affordable prices.
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Putting data to work
Speaking at the event, Michael Dell said that it offers a great opportunity to share the firm’s vision of technology as the driver of human progress in every corner of the world.
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Interview: Asia Pacific and Japan region is ground zero for IoT innovation, says Peter Korce, Vice-President, Dell Technologies
IoT is one trend to definitely look out for especially with number of connected devices in play, sensors, connected cars, etc.
