The 2048x1536 pixel resolution screen is clearer than an HDTV and in itself a tremendous feat of engineering by Apple's display suppliers.

This is the first vehicle to provide doubleclutch transmission at an affordable price.

Sound quality is improving even as speakers and mikes get smaller.

The government is keen on making domestic companies meet 70 per cent of the country's defence needs within the next five years.

Fourth-generation telecom technology gives India entry into a select club.

The Web, and social networking in particular, is destroying individual privacy, says this book.

Should one wait or should one double down? This is the technology buyer's paradox. The answer is not always as simple as you think, but here's a quick advice on what to buy and what to wait for.

4G meets the need for speed, but at what price? Airtel is pricing a 6GB package at Rs 999 (plus taxes) in Kolkata and a 18GB package at Rs 1,999 (plus taxes). At the speed it offers, those prices are rather crazy.

Facebook's success is in stark contrast to the paltry memberships of India-specific social networks, which many companies have tried to set up.

The airline's Chief Executive Sanjay Aggarwal is confident Kingfisher Airlines can get even the grounded planes up in the air again. It had better be real soon.

India's largest carmaker has announced the setting up of a diesel engine unit in Gurgaon as it estimates two-thirds of vehicular demand this year to be for diesel cars.

Display technology is pushing the barriers of visual perception.

Kirthiga Reddy and Rajan Anandan, the India chiefs of Facebook and Google, respectively, took part in an illuminating session on the future of the Internet in India.

Speculations were rife about its features. Externally, it might look similar, but that is where the similarities end - well, other than the similar battery life.

Renowned Futurist Ray Kurzweilin in an interview to Kushan Mitra says technologies that succeed are the technologies that meet human needs.

On the new immigration policies announced by the British government, Cable stressed that the country's doors were still open to Indian students.

One of the reasons for cancellation of most of its overseas routesis believed to be the repossession of A330-200 wide body aircraft by lessors,though the airline has not confirmed it yet. FULL COVERAGE

It is remarkable how sophisticated vehicles are becoming.

If Kingfisher Airlines goes belly up, the government will hurt too, not just Vijay Mallya. Banks effectively own 75 per cent of the airline, and the impact on their books could be devastating. FULL COVERAGE

Automatics outnumber manual variants overseas. With increasing numbers of Indians having travelled abroad and driven them, small cars with automatic transmission are bound to get more popular despite their higher cost.