Smartphone
Samsung Galaxy M07 Launched at ₹6,999 with 6 OS Updates
Samsung quietly launched the Galaxy M07 budget smartphone in India, marking a significant milestone with its unprecedented 6 OS updates and 6 years of...
Moto g06 Power with 7000mAh Battery Launches October 7
Motorola confirmed the India launch of moto g06 Power on October 7, 2025, positioning it as the first smartphone in its segment featuring a...
OnePlus 15R & Realme GT 8 to Feature Snapdragon 8 Elite
The OnePlus 15R (rumored) and Realme GT 8 (confirmed) will both feature last year's flagship Qualcomm Snapdragon 8 Elite processor, bringing premium performance to...
Foldable iPhone to Feature Displays Made by Samsung
Samsung Display president Lee Cheong confirmed plans to manufacture foldable smartphone displays for a major North American client, widely believed to be Apple. Speaking...
Redmi K40 Pro leaks reveal upgraded camera and performance over the...
The Redmi K30 Pro launched earlier this year and now the company is all set to release the successor of that phone, dubbed as...
Realme UI 2.0 based on Android 11 will be featured in...
According to recent reports, Realme is all set to launch its Narzo 20 series on September 21 (12:30 PM) this year. A couple of...
Royole FlexPai 2 is set to launch on September 22, spotted...
Last year, the Chinese flexible display manufacturer Royole launched its FlexPai foldable phone. That phone made a huge impact on the market of foldable...
Samsung Galaxy F41 official support page goes live in India
From some recent reports from Samsung, we came to know that Samsung is working on its 'F' series smartphones and in the upcoming days,...
Samsung Galaxy M51 at Rs.24,999 sale starts today
Samsung Galaxy M51, the Meanest Monster Ever was revealed in India on 10th September and now, it stepping in for sale today (18th September)....
Sony has launched Xperia 5 II With Snapdragon 865 SoC and...
A couple of weeks ago, Sony has announced its upcoming Xperia series smartphone, which is Sony Xperia 5 II. Finally, the wait is over...
