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The spark of innovation behind Huawei’s newest consumer products
From an ultra-thin tablet to a watch that gives granular insights, Huawei’s latest suite of consumer products highlights its innovation.
Amazon said to replace homegrown Fire OS with Android next year
Amazon is also developing lower-priced tablets using its Vega operating system, currently used in some Fire TV devices.
They learn from Youtube and pay via Paytm. Meet the Google girls of rural India
Saira Bano of Sirasapalli village in Andhra Pradesh earns $3 per day from selling jewelry that she makes watching YouTube videos. “Learning the internet has changed my life,” she says.
As tablet sales drop worldwide, here’s how Huawei is bucking the trend
As the global tablet market takes a nosedive, Huawei’s sales are growing thanks to its unique value proposition.
To children, are smart devices new means of education or just ‘digital sugar sweet’?
I remember growing up with The Green Fairy (a popular local story series) and Doraemon when I was a little girl. TV and radio were the only kinds of technology-based
Trends in mobile gaming in Asia, according to industry expert Dr. Serkan Toto
Dr. Serkan Toto gave a presentation on trends in mobile gaming in Asia at the Astro #GOInnovate conference in Cyberjaya, Kuala Lumpur, last weekend.
Like Fifa and Asphalt? In India there's a gaming tournament for that. On tablets.
Yes, you read right. While Hearthstone is all the rage for most of you, things here in India are a little different.
Thailand’s One Tablet Per Child faces another dead end as a Chinese manufacturer cancels the deal
It seems the Thai government can’t catch a break. With the political crisis ongoing, one of the government’s most popular policies, One Tablet Per Child has hit another dead end.
Thailand’s one tablet per child program rocked by claims of 30% broken tablets
One Tablet Per Child is a policy launched last year by the Thai government in an attempt to improve education and address issues of inequality. Basically, the government gives away
In Taiwan you can buy an Android tablet from 7-11 for $200
As mobile technology becomes cheaper to manufacture, an increasing number of low-end brands have emerged, selling simple devices at affordable prices. In Taiwan, one of these brands happens to be



