Powered by Titan's own proprietary software (Titan OS), it does most of the things any smartwatch offers: notifications, fitness, calendar,...

Commemorating it's 10th birthday, Twitter stated on Monday that it is celebrating some of the most innovative campaigns and marketing strat...

JUXT is a confluence of the art of watchmaking and technology, the company said while unveiling the watch.

As many as 97.4 mn people in urban India listen to music online which is close to 63% of the 168 mn total urban Internet users in the count...

Google has limited number of accounts that a person using one phone number can create but the website did not specify the maximum numbers.

Apart from horizontals like Flipkart and Snapdeal (Those who sell everything), the fashion and apparels segment has attracted the maximum f...

One out of every three (57 million) urban mobile users in India now own two or more mobile connections, says India Mobile 2009, a survey by...

One out of three urban mobile users in India has two or more numbers, says survey by online research firm JuxtConsult

Experts blame lack of push from the government and telecom operators to spread broadband as well as poor local content for the fall in inte...

Yatra.com, one of India ’s largest and leading online travel cos, has been declared the ‘Best Online Travel Agency’ of the year 2008 at the...

Mumbai has emerged as the top e-commerce centre in India, followed by Delhi, Hyderabad, Bangalore and Chennai, according to the eBay India ...

Mumbai has the most active online shoppers followed by Delhi and Hyderabad, as a recent report says that eCommerce has picked up fastest in...

With a market share of less than 2% in Web usage, Microsoft’s properties are far behind and will gallop to the frontline with Yahoo! in the...

The latest entrant, social networking sites like Orkut, Facebook among others have already rallied up 44 per cent of the internet time with...

Sending emails is the most popular activity with a user base of close to 24 million, or 95 per cent of the total active Internet users.

With more and more Indians spending on the web, e-commerce in India has touched Rs 2,300 crore.

Across urban households, the computer is edging out the good old TV remote in the battle for eyeballs.