by Ankit Banerjee, 1 month ago

In  a new weekly segment, I’ll be doing a roundup of the mobile technology news in India, including new device announcements and releases from Indian manufacturers, network carrier news, and anything else that captures the…

by Ankit Banerjee, 2 months ago

A few days ago we reported that the “fastest smartphone ever” was going to be announced on March 14, and surprisingly, weren’t talking about the Samsung Galaxy S4. Xolo, a sub-brand of Lava Mobiles International,…

by Ankit Banerjee, 2 months ago

The flood of budget-friendly quad-core smartphones continues in India, with Lava International jumping on the bandwagon with its latest offering under the company’s XOLO sub-brand. Even though the XOLO Q800, the first device in the…

by Ankit Banerjee, 3 months ago

Lava has been making waves in the Android world after becoming the first manufacturer to use an Intel chipset in its Lava XOLO X900 smartphone. Since then, the company has been aggressively marketing its XOLO…

by Ankit Banerjee, 3 months ago

Lava has been hot on the heels of rivals Micromax and Karbonn, and might have finally surpassed the competition in the budget-tablet arena with its latest offering. Lava recently announced the ETab Xtron, the company’s…

by Adrian Diaconescu, 3 months ago

Intel is officially looking to become serious about Android with the high-end Clover Trail+ CPU we’ve only seen inside the Lenovo K900 so far, but that doesn’t mean its entry-level focus is completely off. We’ve…

by Bams Sadewo, 5 months ago

The India-based Lava Mobiles gained worldwide attention when they released the first Intel Medfield-based Android smartphone, the Lava Xolo X900, back in April. The company is now back with its latest Android offering, the Xolo…

by Adrian Diaconescu, 1 year ago

We’ve been waiting for a while now to see Intel make its push into the mobile CPU market and challenge Nvidia and Qualcomm’s leading positions in the industry. While we didn’t expect much from the…

by Bams Sadewo, 1 year ago

The Verge It must’ve been hard for Intel to watch Qualcomm, Nvidia, and, to a lesser extent, Texas Instrument gaining such a strong foothold in the mobile CPU industry over the last couple of years….