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Android Device Manager and Play Books applications from Google are updated with new features on the Play Store. Android Device Manager is now more secure and Google Play Books app is updated with option to upload PDF files.

Earlier this year, OnePlus posted an opening for a General Manager for India on its official website, and now the company has found a person for the role. OnePlus's Global Director, Carl Pei posted on the vendor's forums that OnePlus has found its General Manager for India.

Google My Business is a central location or dashboard for small business to manage their presence in Google search results, Maps and more

Intel has unveiled specifications and reference design of its Android powered tablet aimed at the students. The Intel education Tablet is equipped with educational material for students and various tools for teachers to manage the e-learning classrooms.

Todoist is a popular cross-platform task management app. The latest update brings many premium features to the free version.

The Z600 a powerful sound solution for wired or wireless use, but its audio management software kills the fun at higher volume levels

After a year-long hiatus from the Indian market, Motorola has made its grand re-entry, all guns blazing. The former kingpin of the mobile industry, with just two devices, has managed to capture the attention of users worldwide.

Motorola managed to surprise us, pleasantly we might add, with both its recent smartphone offerings. While the Moto G is possibly the best value-for-money device in its class, the Moto X stands out due to its unmatched voiceless control capabilities. Both smartphones sport a solid build with water-repellent nano-coating, and run near-stock versions of the latest Android platform, i.e.

Last month Sony launched their budget smartphone called the Xperia E3. It is quite an ordinary device with the typical specifications that you would expect on a budget device. On the other hand, Xiaomi introduced the Redmi 1S in Indian market and has managed to create a lot of buzz.

It's only been a few months since Xiaomi entered India, taking our smartphone industry by storm with its loaded Mi 3 ( review) and then the budget Redmi 1s ( review). But in that short period, it has managed to capture the attention of both users and rival brands...

After revealing its plans to release a budget-friendly Windows Phone device in March this year, the domestic smartphone maker Lava has finally entered the WP arena with the launch of the Iris Win1. Lava has managed to price the smartphone quite affordably at Rs 4,999, since Microsoft has waived off the licensing fee for its mobile platform.

Google introduced Android Wear, its operating system for wearables at the Google I/O conference in March this year. As of now, Android Wear is designed to work with Android phones running 4.3 or higher, but the company interested in making it compatible with other mobile platforms. The Huffington Post UK learned from Google's Android Wear Product Manager, Jeff Chang, that the team hasn't ruled out the idea of making Android Wear iOS compatible.

Comparison: Samsung Galaxy J5 vs Samsung Galaxy On5: Which is The Better Five? Kundan Srivastava | December 12, 2015 | Mobile The Korean giant Samsung is ruling the world when it comes to cellphones. Samsung phones are regarded by most people as reliable and user-friendly. Though Samsung usually targets people who can shell out a lot of money to gorge on its devices, it is not lacking behind in catering to the needs of those who seek budget-friendly phones either. Read Also: Sony Xperia C5 Ultra vs Samsung Galaxy Note 3: Which is the Best Android Phablet? The Samsung Galaxy J5 and Samsung Galaxy On5 are two such examples of Samsung's budget phones. Let us find out what these two devices have in common, and how they differ from each other. Samsung Galaxy J5 vs On5: Which one to choose? Samsung galaxy J5 vs Galaxy On5 #1. Design Both the devices have the classic "Galaxy" look comprising of a rectangular body with slightly curved edges. Samsung seems too scared to compromise with its familiar form, and we cannot really complain. As most phones these days come with a non-removable battery, Samsung has managed to uphold its traditional removable batteries. However, it did ditch the plastic back cover and equip the J5 with a matte finish cover that saves the phone from unwanted smudges. The Samsung Galaxy On5 on the other hand wasn't that lucky and comes with a plastic rear that has a rubberized texture for a better grip. Both the devices come with metal frames to add premium look to the phones. The Galaxy J5 comes in three colors, black, white and gold. The Samsung Galaxy On5 also comes in three color variants, namely - black, gold and white. #2. Display and OS The Samsung Galaxy J5 sports a 5-inch super AMOLED display with an HD resolution that results in a pixel density of 294ppi. The Samsung Galaxy On5 on the other hand also has an HD 5-inch display but the AMOLED part is missing. The pixel density however remains the same at 294ppi. The presence of a