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Infinix had showcased its 160W charging feature earlier but now it is ready to unleash an even faster speed on its upcoming flagship phone.

After the EU, other countries are now slowly warming up to the idea of having USB Type C as the de-facto charging standard for mobile devices, and more could join the ranks soon.

Garmin is bringing its new solar charging technology to its fitness-centric smartwatch which promises longer battery life than the regular ones.

The Apple MacBook Air with an M2 chipset is priced at Rs 1,19,900 in India.

Google is offering old iPhone users the chance to migrate to Android 12 version smartphones using this seamless transfer app.

Xiaomi announced its partnership with Leica earlier this year, and now we are going to see its value on the new Xiaomi 12S smartphone series.

Instagram said on Thursday it is testing new options for users to verify their age on the platform, starting with people in the United States.

Apple can stake claim to be the popular brand in the smartphone market, as the company has not one but five models in the top 10 this year.

Twitter shared how the feature will work in two separate GIFs. Users can click into the "Write" tab to start writing a Note, and can then embed the Note into their tweet when finished.

Amazon earlier this week announced its first fully-autonomous robot named Proteus.

Dell G15 series with Intel CPU has been available in the country and now we are getting the AMD Ryzen powered machines as well.

OnePlus Nord 2T smartphone is available in Europe and now it could be announced for the Indian market by the company.

This comes at a time when the Meta-owned instant messaging app is already launching new features on a regular basis. The company recently launched new privacy settings that allow users to hide their profile picture from specific contacts. Before that, Wha...

In the past three years, people in India have become comfortable using contactless payment solutions to pay for grocery, shopping and more.

Yamaha's latest audio products in the Indian market cater to different price range, and comes with support for aptX codecs along with AAC and SBC.