Samsung has lived up to its promise when it said to launch an economic version of the Samsung Galaxy Note 2. The Koran phone maker has launched the Galaxy Grand smartphone.

It has been recently announced that Sony Ericsson has extended the partnership with Box for Xperia for one more year. Box is a cloud storage provider, and its services can be availed in Xperia due to the contract.

Come January and you will witness the launch of novel BlackBerry 10. Research in Motion is making all the preparations, so that enterprises do not face any sort of problem from having a transition from their old Blackberry to the new one.

One of the hottest news that has been getting attention in Silicon Valley for more than a year now, is that a slow war is taking place between Instagram and Twitter.

As per reports, it has been revealed that Apple and Samsung will again be standing against each other in court. The latest hearing will decide that whether or not, the jury should change previous verdict that was announced in California's court.

A recent report has uncovered a new controversy, which has arisen over ethanol, since for the same AAA and the renewable fuels industry have been locking horns. Friday, the clash came into picture.

In a much needed move, AAA, the nation's largest automobile club has come out to direct the Environmental Protection Agency and gasoline retailers to stop selling E15, which is reported to be a new ethanol-gasoline blend.

Though, analysts were expecting the earnings for the quarter to be flat for Green Mountain Coffee Roasters (GMCR). A recent report has uncovered that the brand has realized a 33% upsurge in its revenue.

In order to provide peace of mind to Samsung users, Samsung Tomorrow has released a YouTube video to reveal about the stress test report of its Galaxy S III. After viewing the video, one would get surely get relaxed that he has not wasted his money.

As per reports, it has been revealed that Facebook has been thinking of making certain changes in its policies. However, the changes were not found to be appropriate by the Electronic Privacy Information Center (EPIC) and the Center for Digital Democracy.