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Back in 2006, the high resolution format war was fought between two contenders. HD-DVD, supported by Toshiba and Thomson, and Blu-Ray Discs, supported by biggies like Sony, Samsung, Pioneer, Panasonic, Intel, Dolby and TDK duked it out, with Blu-Ray discs emerging as the victor in 2008, when
With biggies like Apple, Samsung and Nokia taking over the smartphone market, you would think that other brands will step backward. It may be applicable for a few, but not for the iBall, the Indian manufacturer which has been growing really fast. Their Andi 5.5N2 Quadro phablet
An 8 inch tablet would probably be used for app based work or play, but what if you had the power of a full fledged desktop OS in your palms? That’s exactly what the Acer Iconia W4 has done. Running the full version of Windows 8, the
More than the Government it is the Tech Companies coming up with superb ideas to protect women it seems. With many new safety apps making their way to phones, Indian citizens have some hope of security, specially women. It is now iBall’s turn to offer something for
How great would it be to own a portable photo printer? Simply superb, isn’t it? The versatile LG Pocket Photo 2.0 is the second version of the Pocket Photo Device from the Korean giant, and is the best way to print your photos. With exclusive effects and
All the smartphone users who are music fans can now take a look at the BlackBerry Q5. BlackBerry has made an attempt to get back on track with its cool new phone. Streaming music is the new love for users now-a-days and BlackBerry 10 gives a ton
Another awesome new Waterproof smartphone from Sony is here! The cool new Xperia Z1s can be put in 4.5 feet deep water for 30 minutes without any adverse effects. The 21 Mega Pixel camera smartphone is an improvement of Xperia Z which could be submerged in 3
With the recent popularity of wearable technology and smaller form factors, it was only a matter of time until the chip giant Intel revealed its efforts in the area. The Quark SoC series was the first such step, announced in September. Bearing the name X1000, the first