Tata Sky launches its 4K UHD set-top in India, to be priced at Rs 6,400 for new users

Tata Sky was the first Direct-To-Home (DTH) service provider which showcased the first 4K broadcast in India, during the Germany vs France tie at the World Cup 2014. On Saturday, Tata Sky announced the retail launch of this 4K UHD set-top box (STB) at Rs 6,400 for new subscribers and Rs 5,900 for existing subscribers. Subscribers can buy a brand new 4K set-top box or use Tata Sky’s multi-TV connection option. Apart from 4K content,...

Mad Catz L.Y.N.X 9, a gaming controller that 'transforms' to suit you

Mad Catz announces L.Y.N.X 9 at CES which is more than a simple Android game controller. Mad Catz has announced the L.Y.N.X 9, a new modular gamepad controller at CES 2015 which will work with your smartphone, tablet and your gaming PC as well. The controller is now available for pre-order for $299 (Rs. 18,900) from the Mad Catz website and will start shipping by March 2015. The L.Y.N.X 9 is made mostly...

CES 2015: Lenovo A6000 is a budget 4G smartphone for India

Lenovo has announced their most affordable LTE handset called the A6000 which will be available exclusively on Flipkart later this month. After announcing a number of laptops, two new smartphones and a fitness band at CES, Lenovo has announced another smartphone. The A6000 comes in as the company's most affordable smartphone with an LTE radio and will compete against the upcoming Xiaomi Redmi 2S. The smartphone...

CES 2015: Fuhu goes big with 65-inch 4K Android tablet

Fuhu, a California based company has unveiled a range of tablets which go all the way from 32-inches to one with a gigantic 65-inch 4K display. If you believe in living large, then you may want to feast your eyes on the Fuhu tablet range that runs Android OS. Announced at CES 2015, the company offers tablets in a variety of sizes including 32, 43, 55 and 65-inches which basically means you that you can replace your TV...

Nokia N1 sold out in China in 4 minutes

Demand for Nokia's latest device N1 seems to be high. The initial batch including 20,000 units sold out in just 4 minutes. Nokia's comeback device – N1 – has seen an overwhelming response in China. About 20,000 unites of Nokia N1 went up for sale in China on Thursday, and were sold out in just four minutes and 20 seconds. Interestingly, Nokia has also adopted the flash sale model to sell its devices in China – a model successfully...