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Five popular myths about technology that lead to wrong purchasesIf you buy gadgets on the basis of popular perception instead of proper research, you are likely to end up with ones that don’t suit your n...- ET WEALTH: Which OS should you pick while buying a smartphoneWhich platform or operating system should you go for if you are considering buying a smartphone? Here are some of the leading contenders in...
- ET Wealth: Want to work on documents or presentations on the move? Consider these mobile office suitesOffice suite is a collection of applications that lets you create documents, spreadsheets, which enables the users to create and share thei...
- ET review: Nokia Lumia 710Construction of the phone is in signature Nokia style - solid build quality (even though its all plastic) with a matte finish on the rear.
- Samsung ambushes Nokia in smartphone warThe cut-throat competition between the country's top two mobile handset players looks like the old Cola War between Coca-Cola and PepsiCo.
- ET review: HTC RhymeRhyme is the latest addition to HTC's portfolio and it comes with a 'Charm' of its own. ET brings an in-depth review of HTC Rhyme.
- ET Review: Nokia Lumia 800Lumia gets our vote for best Windows Phone as far as overall looks and construction go. Inside is a 1.4Ghz processor with 512MB RAM.
- Seven alternatives of iPhone 4S: A head on comparisonThe iPhone 4S is finally available in India, but the steep price is ruffling quite a few feathers.
- ET Review: HTC RadarOf all the devices running Windows Phone OS in the country, HTC Radar is by far the most attractive, though in a typically understated, HTC...
- ET Review: Samsung Omnia W i8350 - Window of opportunity
- ET Review: Samsung Omnia W i8350A smartphone powered by Microsoft the latest edition of Windows Phone OS is here, and the Samsung Omnia W i8350 has it.
- Samsung announces India’s first Mango phoneSamsung reiterated its commitment to the multi-platform strategy in the mobile phone market by announcing three phones powered by Android, ...
- Samsung to retain multi-platform strategy for phonesSamsung will continue with its multi-platform strategy in smartphones as the company launches phones across android, windows phone and its ...
- Samsung launches phone powered by Windows 7.5At a launch event Samsung executives announced that they were the first to officially launch a phone in India powered by Windows Phone 7.5.
- Smartphones to be 20% of handset sales vol by yr-end: SamsungMobile handset maker Samsung is betting big on smartphones and expects the segment to contribute about 20 per cent of its total revenue.
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