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Karnataka plans fresh tenders for Donimalai iron ore mines seeking 80% premium; NMDC suspends operations

NMDC has suspended iron ore mining from its Donimalai mine in Karnataka following the state governments decision to impose 80 percent premium on ore sales.

Google Pixel 2 set to arrive this year; will stay 'premium'

Google Pixel, the flagship Google was one of the key highlights in the smartphone industry. It marked a move towards Google branded smartphones along with a move to the 'premium' price range.

LIC Partners TBS For Premium Payment Facility

This partnership will add a new dimension of convenience for LIC policy holders residing in the states where TBS has its presence.

ASUS 'Zenbook 3' will start selling from November 27 starting at Rs 1,13,990

ASUS has announced the launch of the flagship ultrabook 'Zenbook 3' in India starting today. The company detailed that the flagship Ultrabook will go on sale starting November 27, 2016.

Chinese smartphone manufacturers lack quality and after-sales services according to Hyve

Over 50 Chinese smartphone manufacturers have bombarded the Indian market with budget- and mid-to-upper segment devices -- but most of them still lack quality and after-sales support, a top company executive from homegrown start-up Hyve Mobility has said.

India continues to buy more feature phones than smartphones, even in 2016

Smartphone shipments did not overtake feature phone shipments in India in 2016, despite expectations from industry trackers.

Starting Aug 31, pay just 92 paisa premium to get Rs 10 lakh railway travel insurance cover

A person booking a train ticket through the IRCTC website will be able to opt for travel insurance cover for a premium of 92 paise only from 31 August

OnePlus to announce 'something special' today

OnePlus took to its Twitter to put out a 28-second teaser YouTube video. The video starts with a disc-shaped figure with "V2" written on the background with OnePlus label and logo, rotating.

Smartron t.book review: An affordable Surface-like 2-in-1, but comes with its quirks

A small startup from Hyderabad called Smartron, started operations in 2014 with ambitious plans. Aiming to differentiate itself from the crowd of generic device makers, Smartron decided to launch a 2-in-1 device, Smartron t.book.

Who's going to pay so much for a high-end smartphone? Indians, that's who!

The high end smartphone market is set to explode in India, and many mobile manufacturers are going to get a piece of the action, not just Apple and Samsung.