India is reportedly exploring the options to bring some of Apple’s iPad manufacturing to the nation from China, stated a source close to the Indian government. If sources are to be believed, then the tech behemoth is in talks with officials, although no concrete plans for the same have yet

South Korean electronics giant, Samsung Electronics, has reportedly announced that it has developed a novel graphics DRAM (Dynamic Random-Access Memory) chip that comes with enhanced power efficiency and faster speed. According to a company statement, the Graphics Double Data Rate 6 (GDDR6) DRAM

American technology major, Intel has reportedly launched the Intel Arc graphics family officially for laptops. In a statement, the firm said that these are the first distinct GPUs from the Intel Arc A-Series graphic ecosystem for laptops, with its workstation and desktop products expected to debut l

Xiaomi India is reportedly looking forward to introducing a refreshed version of the Mi Notebook, equipped with a backlit keyboard and various new features. The company recently rolled out the first set of RedmiBook, its 15-inch laptop range sans the backlit keyboard, like the Mi Notebook. Top offi

American multinational IT firm, Hewlett Packard (HP) has officially announced the acquisition of Kingston Technologys gaming peripheral unit, HyperX. The announcement marks the final step in HP's long-awaited acquisition of HyperX which began in February this year. HyperX, best recognized for i

Australian millennials are largely emphasizing on maintaining a work-life balance and the ability to work from anywhere. They are gravitating towards versatile technology solutions, a trend that has urged South Korean electronics giant, LG to introduce its new range of light Gram notebook in the cou

Taiwanese tech major, Asus has reportedly announced the launch of its latest gaming laptop ‘TUF Dash F15’ in India which comes with a 15-inch size display and at an price tag of INR 1,39,990. For the record, the laptop was released internationally in 2021 during a virtual conference at C

Two of world’s top three PC manufacturers, namely Hewlett-Packard Company and Dell Technologies Inc., have reported considerable profits owing to the burgeoning demand for personal computers amidst the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic. According to the two companies, PC demand is likely to continue e