Fierce competition and a fall in hardware and component prices have resulted in handset prices dropping 10-50 per cent across brands over the last 12 months.
Sony's price logic has come under the scanner as its nearest competitor, the Microsoft Xbox 360, is available at price variants of Rs 27,750 and Rs 19,990.
It is powered by the fastest processor currently used in the Symbian operating system devices and is faster than Dopod D600, a Windows Mobile 5 PDA.
With the country's DVD market growing rapidly, online rentals are the next big thing.
The machine, which weighs almost 2.5 Kg, has washed its hands off the traditional fingerprint reader that most of contemporary laptops sport.
In an economically buoyant India, expensive jewellery is the in-thing.
US companies, hoping to save money during the recessionary phase, are likely to increase outsourcing of information technology services.
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High-end luxury brands are beginning to recognise the untapped potential in India. Import duties, however, are playing spoilsport.
Hexaware Technologies, a provider of IT and BPO services, is planning to acquire an IT company in the US or Europe for $20-40 million
The slimmest phone from the stable of the US phone maker, will be available to the Indian public through services providers Airtel and Hutch
Launching W880i as an extension to the fast-swelling Walkman line up and the K550i Cybershot, Sony Ericsson has re-instated its belief in Walkman and Cybershot series.
Fox Production will debut on Star Plus with a musical to fill the gap left by SRK.
The latest company to seek a fortune in India's rural markets is Google. It is developing with local vendors a simpler search engine, as well as content tailored to the needs of rural users.
You can watch them at your leisure with a media centre PC that can play movies, burn DVDs, record TV games and even allow you to surf the Internet.
Imagine Sachin Tendulkar as the saviour of the world -- fighting the baddies and averting catastrophes!
Not wanting to be burdened with unwanted bulk, software applications that are never used, Indian users are clearly steering towards the new generation smartphones.
The small sized Austrian wine market is set to make a bid for the growing thirst in India.
ANR technology reduces the amount of background noise by detecting the unwanted noise and then manipulating sound waves to cancel out the noise.
IT campuses have taken the drudgery out of the work environment, finds Priyanka Joshi, as she peeps into facilities across Bangalore, Gurgaon and Mumbai
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