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MG Majestor launched: Check price, booking amount, interior features, engine, offers and other key specsJSW MG Motor India has launched its new 'Majestor' SUV, India's first D+ SUV, starting at Rs 40.99 Lakhs. The vehicle boasts a twin-turbo d...- India holds inter-ministerial meeting to speed up battery storage and grid upgradesDuring a crucial summit, leaders examined effective pathways to accelerate the deployment of battery storage technologies. The dialogue inc...
- Industry urges TRAI to adopt single technology for digital radio roll-outIndustry bodies recommended a single digital radio technology for India. They suggested options like DRM and HD Radio for a cost-effective ...
- Hyundai new sub-compact SUV Exter: India launch in July. Expected price, features and other detailsHyundai Exter will come with come with smart electric sunroof and dashcam with dual camera, a first in its segment
- Silent Hill games to make comeback soon. Know all details hereKonami has confirmed that the long-expected Silent Hill games are in the making, and more information regarding the same, will be published...
- MG Motor drives in new Hector trim with price starting at Rs 14.51 lakhThe new trim, Hector Shine comes with both petrol and diesel powertrains. The petrol trims come with manual and CVT transmission while the ...
- Honda commences pre-launch bookings for all new CityThe customers can also book the model at the company's authorised dealership network across the country by paying an amount of Rs 21,000, H...
- SML Isuzu unveils 3 models in cargo segmentThe vehicles are Samrat GS (Global Series) HD 19, Sartaj GS CNG with turbo and Samrat GS tipper chassis with higher power, energy and trans...
- Sansui eyes revenue of Rs 2,500 cr from TV segment in 2017They sell their products on e-commerce and expects a increase in the number, plans to invest more on digital advertisement this fiscal year.
- Buy Dish TV with 12-month view; target Rs 130: Guarang ShahThe company has been able to revise tariffs of certain plans and that is why we believe ARPU is going to look much stronger, says Shah.
- Samsung launches curved television in the Indian marketSamsung today launched curved televisions in Indian market priced between Rs 1 lakh and Rs 4.49 lakh to tap buyers ahead of the football wo...
- Doordarshan to telecast Republic Day ceremony on HD channel, YoutubeThe Republic Day coverage has been so far done by Doordarshan only in Standard Definition, officials said.
- Tata Communications aims to digitise archived historical documents of DoordarshanRare and historical documents from the archives of films and documentaries of Doordarshan can now be preserved in electronic form
- Grass Valley to focus on India for high-end TV equipmentBroadcast equipment supplier Grass Valley has launched a major marketing drive in India, aiming for a lion's share of the estimated USD 120...
- Large cable operators like Hathway and DEN to launch HD servicesLarge cable operators, such as Hathway and DEN, are planning to launch their services in the high-definition format.
- German scientists creates a method for computers & smartphones to transfer data at super high speeds using easily available LED lightingRegular LEDs can be turned into optical WLAN with only a few additional components thanks to visible light communication.
- Dish TV to increase channel capacityThe company will increase its total transmission bandwidth capacity to 648 megahertz from the current 432 megahertz, it said.
- DD hires UK's SIS Live to produce CW Games in HD formatArrangements have been made for setting up of International Broadcast Centre (IBC) at Pragati Maidan for broadcast and relay of the games.
- Airtel launches High Defination Service`Airtel digital TV, the DTH arm of Bharti Airtel, is launching its High Definition service, with set top boxes (STBs) priced at Rs 2,840, fu...
- UK firm may be broadcaster for Commonwealth GamesA UK-based firm is likely to be selected as broadcaster for the 2010 Commonwealth Games with Prasar Bharati recommending it to the Ministry...
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