Sam Abraham reviews new products and services to help you zero in on those that offer value for money.

\"There are different kinds of love, but they all have the same aim. Possession.\"

Many mobile companies are coming up with cheap versions of android phones, giving tough competition to smart counterparts.

The move comes at a time when the Finnish major's new Chief Executive Stephen Elop is exploring ways to bolster its market share, especially in the smartphones segment.

Indian stock markets opened in the positive Tuesday, adding to the previous day's gains on the back of rise in Asian peers after Citigroup profit beat estimates.

The India-born leader Sanjay Jha was listed among the 25 most \"overpaid CEOs\" of 2009 by US proxy advisory firm Glass Lewis. Yahoo's Carol Bartz tops the list.

How Research In Motion plans to change the image of its devices.

The mobile handset maker has been steadily losing out on its market share, as domestic players like Micromax, Lava and Karbonn control the buyers' pockets.

The disc has become redundant thanks to the Internet. Now you can stream movies directly on TV, says Kushan Mitra.

In the end, the name was not the much-dreaded BlackPad, but the much smarter sounding PlayBook. It will be only 9.7 millimeters thick and have a 7-inch screen.

Four Indian-Americans, including Sun Microsystems co-founder Vinod Khosla, are among Forbes 400 Richest People in US, a list topped by Microsoft's Bill Gates.

At its annual Nokia World event in London, Nokia unveiled the three new devices-E7, C7 and C6-all using the latest Symbian software.

What will the mobile device of tomorrow look like? Actually, no one really knows.

The author's secrets are common knowledge, but his success in investing should prompt a perusal of the book by investors.

Two successful entrepreneurs have the traits required of good investors: aggression and patience. But faulty strategies have been their undoing.

In this section we review new products to help you sort the best buys from the worst. This time we look at mobile phones and their tariff plans.

Tap the screen to make a call, take a photo, connect to the Internet?. Who needs those chiclet keys any more? But how do you choose the right touchscreen phone?

Kolkata-based Das is reaping the benefits of disciplined investment. Now, he must rein in the urge to play with stocks and continue to invest regularly to beat inflation.

Fast cars, powerful bikes, snazzy phones, gripping games? The new year is set to offer more than its share of goodies for gizmophiles. These are just some of the many gadgets that are likely to hit the Indian markets in 2009. We also look at the new technologies that are bound to rivet the masses.

It is the age of customisation. Slowdown or not, you want everything tailored to your needs. Investment products have followed this lead for some time and to great investor response.