Nokia has announced three new Series 40 devices, along with a major update to the mobile OS. The new feature phones are named - C2-02, C2-03 and C2-03 respectively, they would be packed with the same features and specifications. Continue Reading »

Samsung has unveiled a new dual-SIM, four-row QWERTY device in the Indian market which comes as a under its famous Ch@t series. This new mobile phone would be called the Samsung Ch@t 222, and would be priced around 3,500 INR. Continue Reading »

If it wasn't for India, there hardly would have been a market for dual-SIM mobile phones. Today, the landscape is dominated less by local upstarts, companies like Nokia, Samsung and Motorola who figure in your list of options. Here our shortlist. Continue Reading »

Luxury car maker Mercedes Benz has released a customised version of their website for mobile browsers. Continue Reading »

Motorola has officially announced yet another dual-display phone which the company calls the Motorola Wilder. Just like the Motorola Defy, the Wilder is a ruggedized, dust proof and water resistant phone. It has a secondary display for notifications. Continue Reading »

While Motorola has remained tightlipped about the its next release in the Droid series, German-language website Phone Pads have got their hands on a bunch of tutorials videos showcasing the phones hardware and software features. Some of the key highlights include a slid-out, five-row QWERTY keypad along with onscreen Swype keyboard and a 8MP camera that can capture motion in 1080p resolution and stream it through the HDMI-out port. Continue Reading »

Nokia recently announced two new dual SIM low cost mobile phones and they are expected to arrive in India in June. Continue Reading »

Our review of Nokia's new Touch and Type phone - the Nokia X3-02. Continue Reading »

In a five-part series, we will look at some of the luxury products that meld technology with exotic materials and craftsmanship. In this part, we will discuss a handful of luxury cell-phones that are a heady mixture of opulence and indulgence. Continue Reading »

Dr. Vertegaal of Queen's University’s Human Media Lab is expected to present a flexible cell-phone that is built upon E-Ink technology. The phone is a result of a joint development effort between the academia and commercial interests. The prototype has been christened PaperPhone and it is capable of handling most of the basic tasks that are expected of a contemporary handset. Continue Reading »