India eyes 6% share in IoT industry |  |
- India eyes 6% share in IoT industry
- Huawei eyes next generation ‘Superphone’
- 5 Reasons To Delete Your Facebook Account
- Extech Instruments launches MF100 AC/DC magnetic field meter
- Microsoft launches fund for affordable internet
- Top 5 Android Smartphones That You Can Buy Today!
- Inox Wind commissions 800 MW unit in Madhya Pradesh
- Sandeep Girotra to head Nokia-Alcatel India
- Xiaomi all set to launch smartphone insurance
- India tops content deletion calls: Facebook
| India eyes 6% share in IoT industry Posted: India is eyeing 5-6 per cent share in $300 billion global internet of things (IoT) industry in the next five years.   |
| Huawei eyes next generation ‘Superphone’ Posted: Chinese Telecom major Huawei is eyeing the next generation mobile phone called "superphone" that is slated to be introduced around 2020.  |
| 5 Reasons To Delete Your Facebook Account Posted: How concerned are you about your online privacy?  |
| Extech Instruments launches MF100 AC/DC magnetic field meter Posted: The product conveniently indicates north or south pole on the display  |
| Microsoft launches fund for affordable internet Posted: Global tech giant Microsoft has launched a new fund to put in companies working on solutions to bring reasonable Internet access to underserved markets.  |
| Top 5 Android Smartphones That You Can Buy Today! Posted: Looking to buy mid-range Android smartphone? Here are your top 5 choices.  |
| Inox Wind commissions 800 MW unit in Madhya Pradesh Posted: Wind energy solutions supplier Inox Wind has commissioned a 800 MW facility at its manufacturing unit in Madhya Pradesh which is likely to boost its production capacity to 1,600 MW.  |
| Sandeep Girotra to head Nokia-Alcatel India Posted: Nokia has appointed Sandeep Girotra as Head of the planned combination of Nokia and Alcatel-Lucent merger.  |
| Xiaomi all set to launch smartphone insurance Posted: Chinese smartphone maker, Xiaomi is all set to launch its new Mi Protect insurance service plans which will cover Mi devices in case of accidental damage.  |
| India tops content deletion calls: Facebook Posted: Social media giant, Facebook has disclosed that it received 5,115 request for data from the Indian government concerning a total of 6,268 accounts and some data was produced in at least 45 per cent of the cases.  |
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