Handhelds

The media circuit is rife with rumors that Apple Inc. will be announcing an 8-gigabyte version of its not-so-popular iPhone 5c smartphone as early as Tuesday.

With smartphones fast becoming a part of a cellular industry, Aerospace giant Boeing has changed gears to move into the realm of smartphones. The aerospace and defense company claims to have developed a spy-smartphone that self-destructs if any unauthorized person attempts to figure out its secrets.

Apparently motivated by the roaring success of its budget smartphone Moto G in India, Motorola is now gearing up to bring its slightly premium smartphone, Moto X, to the Indian market.

Samsung has revealed its much-anticipated flagship Android smartphone, Galaxy S5, finally! The South Korea-based company unveiled the Galaxy S5 on Tuesday at the Mobile World Congress in Barcelona, Spain.

This is great news, Google! The time for crying over a lost phone is passé, Android and tablet users, you can smile a while. Google has taken matters into its own hands and will soon be presenting a free device location and security service. By the end of this month the Mountain View’s mobile OS will be getting a pleasant surprise.

Intex has strengthened its Cloud smartphone series with the launch of a new device, Cloud Y12. The mobile company has launched an entry-level smartphone Cloud Y12 with latest version of Android operating system.

Who knew winking at someone or flirting could end up capturing their memory by taking a snap? Google Glass's latest app, 'Winky' let's you snap photos by simply winking. This sure sounds fun, being able to take a snap of someone who really caught your eye by a simple universal eye gesture, a Wink.