We bring you some of the best gifts you can purchase this festive season for yourself and your loved ones.

If you are an early stage company which has raised anything between $50, 000 to $150,000 and have largely invested the funds in hiring engineers to build the product and do test runs with some early clients in India, you might burn the money without much happening.

SilverPush, a start-up based in Gurgaon, near Delhi, and Mountain View, California, is among the few companies in the world that are trying to perfect cross-device retargeting with proprietary technology.

Subhash Chandra, 63, has divided up his $3-billion empire between his two sons, Punit and Amit Goenka. That was the easy task. Growth's next.

The relentless efforts of device makers to beat the competition through innovation or plain filching (often leading to patent issues) have only helped consumers. Some great devices have hit the stands in the last one year. Gadgets and Gizmos recommends the best of them.

Wearable technology has started making inroads into our lives so much that it will now be a part of our bodies too. From watches to shoes, soon there will be a computer in almost all things that go on your body. So much so that even self fitting shirts are in the works.

Big-ticket events such as NASSCOM's Product Enclave and The Indus Entrepreneur's TiECon, as well as a growing number of small gatherings, are helping the start-up entrepreneurs multiply their opportunities to build product prototypes, present ideas, and meet peers and investors.

Hosted by Xtreme Gaming, it is a 60-hour gaming festival with 1000 LAN. Gamers need to get in their own computers for gaming.

Finding few takers within the country, Indian mobile gaming companies change tack to woo the world.

On the completion of its third year, we take a celebratory look at the top three gadgets in various categories. From the unsung beauties to the usual stars, we list the devices that make our lives so much happier.

If you thought owning an Apple product was special, wait till you see the accessories that have been developed with just the iFamily in mind.

At the end of an eventful year, we look at the top stuff that 2011 gave us. Helped by a panel of experts, we announce our list of the best there were in mobile phones, computers, television, photography, home entertainment, audio systems, portable media players and gaming.

Apple changed the computing game with its iPad. What is it about the tablet that makes otherwise mature men grab it like it was sweet candy?

The slow-moving comic books and graphic novels space is looking up with the entry of new players and a rise in interest.

Entertainment is one of the fastest growing industries, churning out new career opportunities and ventures every year.

 Vijay Shekhar Sharmahjas made a success of his One97Communications by adding unprecedented value to mobile services. The credit goes to a prodigious streak and  persistence.

Many investors are convinced that after the Sensex plunged 41% in six months, the key indices can fall no further. It looks like they could be right. Can things really improve?

From a sales executive to a producer of 11 feature films, Bobby Bedi’s success stems from doing things differently.

Amitabh Shrivastava's measured investments are the key to his success.

Sikkim is making sports betting legal in India for the first time but the odds of the multi-billion dollar business spreading to other states are slim.