Unveiled late last month and currently available for purchase only in South Korea, the Samsung Galaxy A8 (2016) has now been spotted on India’s import and export tracking website Zauba, hinting at an imminent launch in the country. While the Zauba listing also reveals an INR 13,635 (around $205) price tag for the phone, it’s not in line with the $580 tag the handset carries in Samsung’s home country. The pricing information on Zauba, as you might already know, is not usually reliable anyway. Sadly, there’s currently no information on exactly when the device will land in India. source”cnbc”
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The Asus Zenfone 3 Laser (ZC551KL), which was launched back in July this year, is now available for purchase in India as well. The device carries an INR 18,999 (around $285) price tag and is currently a Flipkart-exclusive in the country – other e-commerce platforms and retail stores will start selling it after a month. Commenting on the device’s India launch, Peter Chang, Region Head (South Asia) and Country Manager for Asus India said, “With the ZenFone 3 range, we introduced a series of smartphones in India to appeal to a wide range of audience.” “The ZenFone 3 Laser is…
The Yahoo logo is shown at the company’s headquarters in Sunnyvale, California April 16, 2013. The company will release its quarterly results on Tuesday. REUTERS/Robert Galbraith (UNITED STATES – Tags: BUSINESS) Now, savvy hackers have shifted gears towards more permanent information. Social Security numbers and NHS numbers are the Holy Grail of consumer data, of course, but there are a few surprising and overlooked options that are tempting as well. While everyone has been so focused on account security and using strong, unique passwords on their online accounts, a lot of people overlooked the one account that affords a thief…
German authorities have also ordered Facebook to delete any of the data it has already collected for an estimated35 million users. It was only last month that WhatsApp announced it was to begin sharing certain aspects of users’ online information with its parent company, Facebook. The move caused anger among many users and privacy groups worldwide, especially as Facebook had originally responded to privacy concerns in 2014 by stating that nothing would change for its users, only for what some conceived to be an inevitable about face 18 months later. The German regulator made the order on Tuesday saying in…
The city is to start by removing Microsoft Exchange server and Microsoft Outlook on 6,000 computers. According to a report by Bloomberg.com, email systems in all local Moscow government run departments, will be replaced by email software developed by the state run Rostelcom PJSC. Russian president Vladimir Putin has previously called for both national and local governments across the former USSR to rely less on foreign software and hardware. Putin has highlighted the move as a protective step necessary due to concerns over security and reliability. Russian government officials were quick to frame the switch in nationalistic terms, with communications…
In order to teach children through various educational programmes, Doordarshan and Indira Gandhi National Open University (IGNOU) have recently signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) for transmission of four Gyan Darshan educational channels. As per official data, Gyan Darshan ran successfully till June 2, 2014 But later on, it was shut down by Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) to facilitate its migration from INSAT 3C to GSAT-10. More details about this agreement: To start the transmission again, IGNOU has to apply for a fresh license to start the up-linking of its channels for GSAT-10 satellite As of now, under the…
Four years ago, on this day Malala Yousafzai was shot in the head by the Taliban. The youngest Nobel Peace Prize winner has since then come a long way in advocating Human Rights, specially education for women. Here are few things about Malala that you should know: 1. Born in 1997 in Pakistan, Malala became an activist for women’s education rights as a child. She delivered a speech titled “How dare the Taliban take away my basic right to education?” in Peshawar in 2008, at the young age of 11. 2. In 2009, she started blogging for BBC about how…
Perhaps Samsung has more pressing matters to address, and that’s why we never received an official release on the ArtPC Pulse, a cylindrical desktop PC that’s now available for pre-order on Amazon. But if you’re interested in computers with modern art aspirations, check out the product page and consider, well, what it all means. Looking much like HP’s Pavilion Wave (minus the Wave’s more tasteful fabric covering), the ArtPC Pulse stands 10.7 inches tall, and is designed with a full metal body and circular lighting. You also get 360-degree omni-directional Harmon Kardon audio, suggesting hints of Amazon Echo and Google…
Remember the Galaxy Grand Prime (2016)? The existence of this successor to the originalGalaxy Grand Prime from 2014 has first been outed by a benchmark database back in August. Then last week we heard that it would launch with the same Grace UX software layer on board as the Galaxy Note7. And now it’s become rather clear that this phone will not in fact be called Galaxy Grand Prime (2016). Samsung has filed a trademark application for Galaxy Grand Prime+ in its home country of South Korea, as evidenced by the screenshot below. Since it’s doubtful that the company is…
iOS 10 officially went out on September 13. And today, less than one month from that moment, 66% of supported devices are already running the latest version of Apple’s mobile operating system. This is a record breaking achievement, even compared to past iOS updates. They all do well when it comes to adoption (especially against Android), but iOS 10 has been a breakout hit. As you can see from the metrics portrayed below, no other iOS release has reached such a big install base in such a short amount of time before. Interestingly, the adoption rate of iOS 10 initially…