This latest phone from Yu is the Yunique and it takes a direct potshot at Xiaomi’s Redmi 2 and is even priced Rs 1000 cheaper.

In fact, The CEO of Cyangoen says that in about five years, his platform will likely be capable of taking more than a quarter of Android's ...

Cyanogen said it will shortly begin working with Indian companies, mainly those that operate in the music and payments segments.

Cyanogen, the developer of an open-source mobile operating system, will open an office in India within the next three months.

The device itself is a revelation considering the price. Attention to detail is astounding and the One reeks of quality workmanship and des...

Xiaomi has scaled up the number of devices offered on the website after it faced a massive consumer backlash when stocks were limited.

Focussed on the fast growing segment of tech enthusiasts, Micromax had launched the new subsidiary last year.

The dual-sim, LTE enabled device will be available on a flash sale model, akin to China’s Xiaomi in India, on Amazon India from January 8.

Micromax-owned Yu Televentures will start selling its first smartphone, Yureka, from early January, according to a top company executive.

Chinese handset maker OnePlus is likely to challenge a Delhi High Court decision that bars it from importing and selling its OnePlus One sm...

Less than a year after inception, this Shenzhen based company founded by two young entrepreneurs has managed to capture the hearts and mind...

OnePlus One sports a 2.5GHz Qualcomm Snapdragon 801 processor, 5.5-inch display, 3GB RAM, 64GB memory, 13MP rear and 5MP front camera

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The first product, to be launched under a newly-floated Yu Televentures, will be a smartphone with operating system from US-based Cyanogen.

"The processes are being formalised and it will take about two months for things to begin," said Micromax's co-founder Rahul Sharma.

Microsoft would be a curious parent for a software company with its entire product embedded in the Android operating system.

Oppo N1 is very well built, feels good to hold but is heavy and large enough to be called a tablet.