Sovan Mandal

Here are 6 features the iPad Air does not support right now.

Fresh rumours have claimed the 4.7-inch iPhone 6 might be ready to hit production lines in the third week of July while its bigger brethren will reach production stage in August.

Microsoft is aiming squarely at the Google Chromebooks and have announced a slew of devices including the $99 HP Stream to offer viable alternative in the low cost notebook segment. Acer and Toshiba too would be launching devices in this segment though those will be priced $249 each. Meanwhile, new chips from MediaTek and Rockchip could drive Chromebooks even more.

New iPhone i6 clones have begun to arrive onto the big scene. Wico i6 has been demoed in a video while Goophone said their take on the iPhone 6, the Goophone i6 will hit streets in August.

BlackBerry has stated it isn't too worried of the recent agreement between Apple and IBM aimed at making Apple's iPad and iPhone gain a bigger traction in the enterprise segment.

Amazon is believed to be readying the launch of its read-all-you-can Kindle Unlimited service for a subscription of $9.99 per month. This will pitch the service against Scribd and Oyster that also offer such unlimited eBook reading service for a fixed monthly subscription.

Samsung's smartphone woes is highlighted in a recent Counterpoint survey which found its Galaxy S5 sales to be lagging that of the iPhone 5s. This is in spite of the latter being in the market for 8 months and with a successor in sight.

Sony's next flagship offering, the Xperia Z3 has been leaked online. The images though does not point to anything too radical with the next flagship, we got to wait till IFA event to have the complete picture.

Google said they have entered beta stage with its modular smartphone project Ara. Developers can now submit modules to the company for evaluation while the first handset is likely to be ready by early 2015. Also, the devices are pegged to cost $50 each when complete.

Future iPad and iPhone devices could last for weeks on a single charge if its attempt to apply fuel cell tech to its line of consumer electronic devices turn out to be feasible enough. For this, Apple is reported to have tied up with a British Firm, Intelligent Energy with extensive experience in fuel cell tech.

While Apple may take solace from the fact that the iPhone commands an enviable brand loyalty, it also can't ignore the fact that its Android that has emerged as a far bigger brand overall.

New survey has revealed that better battery Life is the first priority for the majority of iPhone buyers.

We have seen videos depicting the exceptional strength of the sapphire crystal display that's reported to go into the making of the upcoming iPhone 6. Now watch it getting broken.

Microsoft had launched the cheaper kinect-less variant of the Xbox One to take on the Sony Offering. With both now priced evenly at $399, the Microsoft console has picked up in sales though it remains to be seen if it can overtake the Sony PS4 in the long run.

OnePlus One is believed to have a successor soon in the form of OnePlus Two. However, apart from the tipp-off from @evleaks, we have no other information regarding the device right now. However, the company has since issued an update claiming such rumors are baseless.

A working clone of a 4.7 inch iPhone 6 was spotted in China, which is hardly unusual considering such clone acts usually precede the launch of the real thing. This has come at a time when the state-run CCTV has cautioned against using the Apple device as it fears the iPhone's Frequent Location feature could be used by the NSA for its international spying programs.

Ritot has come up with an interesting concept to smartwatches, one that projects the information on the back of the user's hands. Lacking a display of its own, projecting information is the only method the smartwatch can communicate with the user.

Google is currently updating its Play Store which includes introducing the Material Design theme that it had discussed at length at the recently concluded I/O conference. Meanwhile in another related development, Google has pulled a keyboard app that is believed to have been derived from the Android L preview version.

A new image believed to be that of the Windows Start menu has appeared online but has met with mixed responses, so far. While many claim it to have been Photoshoped, there are others who are a bit more forthcoming and believe it could be real after all.

A Lumia 635 sporting an AT&T badge has been spotted thanks to @evleaks, leading to speculation of the carrier launching the mid-range Windows phone soon enough.

Acer has refreshed its C270 Chromebook line-up, offering a speed bump in the form of a fourth gen Intel Core i3 chip.

LG is believed to be working on a range of Windows based devices, which includes a smartphone, TV as well as a PC. This has been inadvertantly leaked in a LinkedIn post by a Microsoft Program Manager in South Korea.

Motorola has launched a new video on the Moto 360 though consumers clearly would have wanted it to launch the smartwatch itself. Till, here is the video to watch.

Sony has launched a smartphone that is targeted at those obsessed with selfies.

Discussed here as a few devices that Nokia is believed to have in its future product pipeline. While all of it can be considered rumor, the only consolation here is that it has come from @evleaks who has become known for a fair degree of reliability.

Experts have refuted the claims of the generally reliable @evleaks that claimed the Surface Mini will be entering production phase this summer.

Microsoft has released an update for Surface Pro 3 aimed at enhancing tablet's Wi-Fi and battery performance.

Console OS could well be seen running on the Surface Pro series as well, including the latest Pro 3 if it gets the extra $75,000 it is seeking in addition to the $50,000 it has already sought for its crowd funded project.

LG has come up with a smart wearable device which will allow the parents to have an idea where their kids are or what they are up to.