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With the Galaxy Note7 now out of the way, the next iPhone will be the sole major source of leaks for the weeks to come. Not that Apple has managed to keep a lid on it up until now, on
The Windows 10 Mobile Anniversary Update will start rolling out early next week, according to a new report. Specifically, unlocked Lumias and other Win10 devices will get the update starting August 9, while carrier branded handsets will receive it August
Meizu’s upcoming M1E smartphone – which will likely carry the Blue Charm E moniker in the company’s home country of China – will allow users to control their car remotely, according to a new leak. The leak suggests that M1E
Samsung has dropped hints that, moving forward, the company may completely ditch flat-screen Galaxy S models in favor of variants with curved display. The hints came from none other than the company’s mobile chief Dong-jin Koh. “Samsung has considered that
Hyundai has launched a new entry-level petrol variant for its Creta SUV. Dubbed the E+ variant, it is priced at Rs 9.90 lakh (ex-showroom Delhi). This variant gets additional features and is priced Rs 73,000 over the base variant and
Hyundai Motor India Ltd. (HMIL) recently announced that the prices of all their car models will see an upward revision from August 16, 2016. These include cars ranging from their entry-level Eon to their flagship Santa Fe and will vary
What we have here is the next-gen Land Rover Discovery that’s being tested in China. Unlike the previous spy shots, these pictures here give us a somewhat clear look of the headlight design, the grille pattern and the front
Stocks to Watch: August 5,2016 23 Hours Ago|00:58 Check out which companies are making headlines before the bell: Coach — Coach was upgraded to “outperform” from “market perform” at Telsey Advisory Group, which said recent product and store initiatives have improved
The United States isn’t just continuing to add jobs — it’s strengthening as well, and that’s good for workers. That’s the big takeaway from this morning’s monster jobs number, which blew away analysts’ expectations. Annual wages rose at an annualized