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iPhone 17 Price in India Drops Under Rs. 75,000 Ahead of Flipkart Republic Day Sale 2026
iPhone 17 was launched globally, including in India, in September 2025, along with the iPhone 17 Pro Max, iPhone 17 Pro, and iPhone Air. The handset was unveiled in India at a starting price of Rs. 82,900 for the base 256GB storage variant. However, now customers can buy Apple’s smartphone at a discounted price during the Flipkart Republic Day Sa...
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Noida Board Announces 2 Metro Projects
The Noida Authority Board today approved two metro projects worth Rs 6,710 crores along with allotting 210 acre land to Taiwan Industrial Association (TIMA) for electronic manufacturing cluster.
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Robin Williams, Flappy Bird, iPhone 6 Top Google's 2014 Search Trends
Apple's new iPhone 6 was the top consumer electronics gadget search trend, followed by the Galaxy S5.
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Wearable devices seen as next major platform by app developers
The potential of wearable is likened to that of Apple iPhone launch in 2007 - the catalyst for a paradigm shift.
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Samsung, EA announce tie-up to attract game developers
Electronic Arts and Samsung have teamed up to draw developers to the Korean giant's fledgling apps store.
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iPhone 17 Price in India Drops Under Rs. 75,000 Ahead of Flipkart Republic Day Sale 2026
iPhone 17 was launched globally, including in India, in September 2025, along with the iPhone 17 Pro Max, iPhone 17 Pro, and iPhone Air. The handset was unveiled in India at a starting price of Rs. 82,900 for the base 256GB storage variant. However, now customers can buy Apple’s smartphone at a discounted price during the Flipkart Republic Day Sa...
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Noida Board Announces 2 Metro Projects
The Noida Authority Board today approved two metro projects worth Rs 6,710 crores along with allotting 210 acre land to Taiwan Industrial Association (TIMA) for electronic manufacturing cluster.
-
Robin Williams, Flappy Bird, iPhone 6 Top Google's 2014 Search Trends
Apple's new iPhone 6 was the top consumer electronics gadget search trend, followed by the Galaxy S5.
-
Wearable devices seen as next major platform by app developers
The potential of wearable is likened to that of Apple iPhone launch in 2007 - the catalyst for a paradigm shift.
-
Samsung, EA announce tie-up to attract game developers
Electronic Arts and Samsung have teamed up to draw developers to the Korean giant's fledgling apps store.
