The combination of low prices and reasonably good features definitely has some appeal. Now, with plenty of experience at the value end of the market, Karbonn is trying to go a little more high–end. The Titanium Octane Plus boasts of an octa-core …

"The two giants are not expected to expand lawsuits in the US because of the pressure to produce attractive new high–end products," she said. Samsung's second-quarter net profit plunged 19.6 percent from a year ago to 6.25 trillion won ($6.1 billion), …

It's the original high–end home-automation platform. It's been … Google-owned Dropcam could quit updating its iOS app, for example, and then you might have to augment your perfectly good Apple TV with a Chromecast or some other Google-made gadget.

The combination of low prices and reasonably good features definitely has some appeal. Now, with plenty of experience at the value end of the market, Karbonn is trying to go a little more high–end. The Titanium Octane Plus boasts of an octa-core …

BEIJING (Reuters) – The mobile industry has long held that Samsung's broad range of mobile devices makes it nimble in changing markets, while Apple loses out by rigidly sticking to its high–end gadgets. But manufacturers' recent earnings reports …

High-tech gadgets aren't limited to traditional water activities such as fishing or boating, though. Whether you're a kiteboarder, …. your day on the pond. If you're an avid fisherman, that means fewer trips to buy batteries and an end to paddling to …

"While this audio reconstruction wasn't as faithful as it was with the high-speed camera, it may still be good enough to identify the gender of a speaker in a room; the number of speakers; and even, given accurate enough information about the acoustic …

If the cosseting ride isn't enough, there is a bewildering amount of gadgets and innovations under the skin which leave an ever-lasting impression. Although cutting-edge technology doesn't come cheap. At $285,000 the Mercedes-Benz S500 is out of reach …

Cisco Systems Inc. forecasts that global data traffic over wireless networks will climb at a 61 percent annual clip to 15.9 trillion megabytes in 2018 — the equivalent of about 4 trillion high-definition movies. North America and Asia will represent …