1. BlackBerry has launched its Porsche Design P'9983 Graphite smartphone in India at Rs 99,990.
The new phone, designed by Porsche Design, offers graphite-metallic coloured elements and hand-wrapped leather on the back door cover.
2. In first-of-its kind, multi-level partnership,Paytm has entered into an agreement with one of the mobile largest advertising platform Inmobi. The value of this partnership in the next 12 months is expected to swell into about $300 million.
3. Apple has released a Boot Camp update, which adds official support for Windows 10 for Macs running OS X Yosemite. Not that a lack of official support stopped crafty users from installing the new OS anyways, but version 6 of the Boot Camp dual-boot software brings driver support to utilize your Mac's many features in the Windows 10 environment.
4. Global technology giant Microsoft will be working with the Andhra Pradesh government on a pilot project called the 'White Spaces' in Srikakulam, a technology that uses unused television spectrum to deliver low cost Internet connectivity. It is for the first time that this kind of a technology is being implemented in India, according to an official release.
The new phone, designed by Porsche Design, offers graphite-metallic coloured elements and hand-wrapped leather on the back door cover.
2. In first-of-its kind, multi-level partnership,Paytm has entered into an agreement with one of the mobile largest advertising platform Inmobi. The value of this partnership in the next 12 months is expected to swell into about $300 million.
3. Apple has released a Boot Camp update, which adds official support for Windows 10 for Macs running OS X Yosemite. Not that a lack of official support stopped crafty users from installing the new OS anyways, but version 6 of the Boot Camp dual-boot software brings driver support to utilize your Mac's many features in the Windows 10 environment.
4. Global technology giant Microsoft will be working with the Andhra Pradesh government on a pilot project called the 'White Spaces' in Srikakulam, a technology that uses unused television spectrum to deliver low cost Internet connectivity. It is for the first time that this kind of a technology is being implemented in India, according to an official release.
