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Apple's sights are set high, aiming to replace Qualcomm's 5G iPhone modem. Stay tuned for this ambitious move in tech!
With the growing popularity of home electronics, consumers should be looking to improve their wireless routers with these competitive systems.
Indian handset manufacturer has unleashed new smartphone to the public for only ₹4,199 INR. Another new smartphone made it to the tech world this Monday.
The Tailwind project is a smart home automation gadget that will do a lot more other things for a lower cost than what the current competitors' are offering.
Swipe Junior gets launched in India where it is said to be the country's first ever smartphone designed for kids.
Luma is claimed to be the spying router. Its features included being able to check which sites are being access by those connected to your router.
Artemis, a start-up company in San Francisco gains support from Nokia Networks. Nokia will test Artemis' new technology pCell in the coming year.
A developer has discovered Apple's Indoor Survey App. An app which was launched secretly by Apple that targets big businesses.
Following complains regarding the latest iOS 9 Wi-Fi Assist feature, a lawsuit has been filed against Apple. The 5M lawsuit has been filed in California by a couple after they experience racking up a bill which they say is due to the said feature.
Automatically search for open Wi-Fi networks! After hitting 150,000 downloads in iOS, the Wi-Fi Mapper App is now available on Android. Open Signal, developers of Mapper App has introduced the app for iOS in May.
Facebook is following a rather unconventional way of pushing out a recent update. Facebook is entering into a whole new controversy with a brand new update that the company is pushing out at the moment, and the weird part is it's completely bypassing the usual Google Play procedure to update an app.
Back in September of 2012, Nokia classified the Series 40 platform as a smartphone operating system, despite some Android OEMs saying otherwise. The newest Series 40 smartphone member coming out of Finland is the Nokia Asha 310, a device that only costs a meager $102.