mobile-phones

No, You Can't Have More Than 9 SIM Cards! Govt Will Cancel Your SIM If More Than 9 SIM Cards Found (Re-verification Starts..) The newest reports by the Central Government have now confirmed that if you have more than nine SIM cards, you…

Pay Rs 20,000 Penalty For Using Mobile Phones While Driving In This Country! Use Of Mobile Completely Banned While Driving The government of the UK has announced that the noose around the laws against the use of mobile phones while…

Govt Will Track Your Lost Or Stolen Mobile Phone Are you among the ones who’ve lost your mobile phones, or have been robbed off? Even if you aren’t, we are sure you must know someone who has. Well, we have news for you. The Central…

Tamil Nadu has become the first state in India to ban mobile phones in colleges. Mobile phones being such an indispensable part of our lives now, this decision has certainly raised strong objections from the students.

The latest Flipkart Big Diwali Sale is offering big discounts across multiple categories which include electronics, mobiles, televisions, fashion & apparels

BSNL has partnered with homegrown mobile manufacturers Lava and Micromax to offer a co-branded feature phones around Rs. 2,000/- with free unlimited calls.

Most of the urban dwellers, especially who live in dense areas are in close vicinity of a mobile tower, and thought of radiations from these mobile towers haunts many. However, soon your doubts can be put to rest, as the Telecom…

While smartphone market in India grew last year in 2016, 2017 isn’t going to be that good for handsets. 4G handsets saw unprecedented growth last year, because of a couple of elements, but shipments of handsets in 2017 is going to see…

While India and similar economies are growing and the number of devices sold are increasing everyday, the overall growth is actually on a decline. According to Gartner, an American research and advisory firm, the global device shipments…

In a move to improve the safety of women in the country, the government of India has announced that all mobile phones will come with panic buttons from 1 January 2017. The Women and Child Development Ministry has already discussed…