Xiaomi is looking to shake up the market with a new sub-brand called Poco.

The AI charging prolongs battery longevity with intelligent charging.

Now that Mobile World Congress 2018 is old news, smartphone makers have readied the next set of devices for an India launch.

Here are some of the devices expected to make their way to India soon

The selfie trend is not going anywhere soon. To take full advantage of this, manufacturers are launching smartphones focused at selfie enth...

he Mach2 is Karbonn's successor to the MachOne phone launched in Feburary 2015.While the MachOne was a budget offering, the Mach2 is a midr...

The new Xperia E4 is a departure from Sony's usual Omnibalance design. It has curved edges and a textured finish on the back panel.

At 8.2mm, the A6000 impresses with its build quality. It has rounded edges with a matte finish back panel which gives it a premium feel.

Zenfone C has similar design as the Zenfone 5 and comes in black, white and red colours. It has a 4.5-inch display.

The budget smartphone segment has grown by leaps and bound. You no longer need to empty your wallet to get a good phone with all the bells ...

ET takes a look at the latest smartphones & gadgets recently launched.

The second generation Moto G carries forward much of the same tradition but with a few updates.

The V5 is an impressive looking handset — it has a curved back panel, dual speaker slots and a semi-matte finish.

Micromax Canvas Nitro has a 5-inch IPS display with a resolution of 1280 x 720 pixels and runs the latest Android 4.4.

Oppo has taken to Facebook to announce the launch of its Neo 3 smartphone, aimed at the budget segment of the Indian market.

The Rs 13,999-priced Xiaomi smartphone is available on eBay, Quikr and OLX through a number of resellers, though at sharply higher prices.

We ran Antutu benchmark and the phone managed a score of 19875 – similar to the Sony Xperia Z and Samsung Galaxy Note 2.