Adopting new and convenient audio technologies makes for a sound idea.

From smartphones to 'phablets', it is all a story of digital concurrence

The problem with many of us who think access to the Net is our natural right and any attempt to stop us from doing so is a violation of our freedom of expression.

Point-and-shoot cameras nowadays come overloaded with redundant features.

By making face recognition an optional security feature, Android Ice Cream Sandwich has followed the growing trend of using human attributes as passwords to allow access to private information.

The favoured weapon of the couch potato could be overtaken by technology.

Digitisation of cable TV gives you a chance to move to DTH for its HD offerings. But how do DTH companies stack up against each other?

Do not underestimate the power of the human brain.

Where the new 7-incher looks exactly like its predecessor is the user interface. Running on Android 2.2, the custom UI has application tabs at the bottom-home, web, entertainment, communication and favourite.

Late as it has been in entering the tablet market, Sonystill stuns with a unique look for its device.

The researchers at Datawind, the makers of the low-cost tablet Aakash, take a small step for their company, a giant leap for computing devices. Their Ubislate, or Aakash, tablet comes at a rock-bottom price.

Are you confused about the conflicting views you are getting about Hi-Def channels on DTH? Here is a lowdown on what it is all about.

Speaking at the 10th India Today Conclave, Sir Tim felt it was increasingly the need of the people across the world to consider access to the Internet a right as much as any other civil right. \"Already, Finland has accepted the right to the Internet as a human right, as has Estonia,\" he said.

WiMAX promises to be the next big thing in driving broadband penetration in India.