Foreign investors are selling large-cap Indian stocks. They are reallocating to small and mid-caps. Domestic investors are supporting the m...

Bengaluru-based smart wearables maker Ultrahuman is in advanced talks with WestBridge Capital to raise $100-120 million, potentially valuin...

Attero, with a market share of nearly 30% in India, expects to double its revenue to Rs 1,100 crores this fiscal year by expanding its vend...

Reliance Industries is beta testing its Android-based Jio TV OS for a Diwali launch. Competing with Samsung and LG, it will run 4K TVs unde...

Dive into the world of entertainment with this article covering the Samsung Crystal Vision 4K TV details. Uncover the intricacies of its fe...

Google has said that the changes sought by CCI would result in the most far-reaching alterations for the Android mobile platform in the las...

The decision comes at a time when Indian authorities are probing the local unit of the Chinese smartphone company for alleged violation of ...

Domestic electronics manufacturing firm Dixon Technologies has bagged a contract from Orbic, a US-based company, which sells smart devices.

The Cabinet’s package for the power sector included a plan to install 25 crore smart meters across the country over the next few years, acc...

Pete Lau said the company aims to further enhance its OnePlus connected ecosystem experience.

Samsung expects the demand for internet-connected appliances to grow as 5G is rolled out going forward.

Nowdays, people have crucial personal and bank data due to phone banking and use various Apps and so it is very essential to erase the data...

Snapdeal today said it has partnered IIT Delhi and Phoenix Medical Solutions to sell 'SmartCane' online, priced at Rs 3,500.

SmartCane is an advanced version of the white cane used by visually impaired people and ensures independent mobility and safety of the user.

The counterfeit market is growing at a rate of 44% and has touched Rs 1.05 lakh crore in size in 2014, according to 'Sell SMART' report.

Rural India has climbed on to the e-commerce bandwagon and are competing with its urban counterpart to shop or sell smart gadgets.

Daimler AG says it plans to start selling the Smart fortwo micro car in China in mid-2009.