The Samsung Galaxy Note 10 phones come with several upgrades, including a more capable SPen with enhanced note-taking and remote-controller functionality
The Galaxy Note10 and Galaxy Note10 Plus are currently up for pre-orders on Flipkart and Amazon. These smartphones will go on sale from August 23 through online stores, and at offline retail stores
Developed in collaboration with Microsoft, Galaxy Book S will be available in two shades -- Earthy Gold and Mercury Gray -- beginning this fall in select markets
The Samsung Galaxy Note10 is likely to be a series of three smartphones, including a 5G model (Galaxy Note10 5G). The other two models are expected to be the Note10 Plus and the Galaxy Note10
From Huawei P30 Pro to Oppo Reno 10x, Business Standard lists the best camera-centric smartphones in the Indian market
From iOS 12 to OxygenOS, Business Standard lists five smartphone user interfaces that have the best user experience and are the easiest to use
At present the company has 75 plus Mi Home Stores in India and multiple selling Mi TVs
Fitness tracker, smartwatch or hybrid lifestyle watch? Your activity level should decide your buy. A selection of recommendations from each category
At Rs 2,590, the Galaxy Fit-e is a smartwatch-cum-fitness tracker that aims to take on other affordable fitness bands flooding the markets, especially the Xiaomi Mi Band and the Honor Band
Business Standard lists top five budget smartphones priced under Rs 8,000 based on the value and ease of use that they offer
This is the third consecutive quarter that Realme has grabbed a spot within the top five brands
The Samsung Galaxy A80 is priced at Rs 47,990, which makes it the most expensive A-series smartphone. The phone will be available for pre-orders from July 22 to July 31
Priced at Rs 39,999 for WiFi + LTE variant, Galaxy Tab S5e is powered by Android and is integrated with the company's DeX computing platform which makes it a two-in-one device for fun and productivity
In 2018, the Korean major is focusing on localisation R&D to retain its leadership
The mobile company has fired 500 employees, reshuffled its leadership and introduced new products as part of its new game plan
Samsung Venture Investment Corporation (SVIC), revealed it had made maiden investments of a combined Rs 58 crore across four Indian start-ups
Samsung Venture Investment Corporation (SVIC), the investment arm of the South Korean tech giant, Wednesday said it has made its maiden investment in India by pumping in USD 8.5 million (approximately Rs 58.28 crore) in four Indian startups. SVIC, which has invested in a number of startups globally and has over USD 2.2 billion in assets under management, hopes to invest in 100 Indian startups over the next three-five years. The startups chosen by SVIC include system apps company OSLabs that runs Indus operating system, speech technology startup Gnani.ai, IoT solutions provider Silvan Innovation Labs and an early-stage computer vision startup. Samsung closely works with a host of startups that are committed towards building innovative and purposeful technologies across the globe, Aloknath De, Corporate Vice President and Chief Technology Officer at Samsung R&D Institute Bengaluru, told PTI. "We have invested USD 8.5 million in four startups in India, our intent is to support over ..
As smartphone sales growth sputters in saturated Western markets, every smartphone maker from Apple Inc. to Samsung and Xiaomi are looking to India to boost their fortunes
Samsung plans to revamp its presence in e-commerce channels that generate over 35 per cent of sales in the industry
The move is unlikely to prompt its rivals in India - Xiaomi, Vivo, Oppo to do the same