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Asus, the Taiwanese consumer electronics brand, has launched the latest generation of Zenfone smartphone series in India. The newly launched series consists of the Zenfone 4 Selfie Pro and two versions of the Zenfone 4 Selfie smartphone – one with a single camera setup and one with a dual lens rear camera setup. All three smartphones go on sale on September 21, 2017 and will be available on major e-commerce websites and offline market. Asus Zenfone 4 Selfie Pro The Asus Zenfone 4 Selfie Pro is priced at Rs 23,999 and is powered by Android 7 Nougat operating system. The phone has two cameras at the front, one is 24MP and the other is a 5MP camera. The front camera on the Zenfone 4 Selfie Pro features f/1.8 aperture lenses and the latest Sony Exmor RS IMX362 image sensor. The camera at the back is 16MP. Asus Zenfone 4 Selfie, Pro Smartphone Series Launched at Rs 9,999  The Zenfone 4 Selfie Pro packs in a Qualcomm Snapdragon 625 Processor along with an Adreno 506 GPU. The 3000

Today Tech Giant website Gsmarena says that ' Samsung launch it's another flagships in January 2018. The statement that confirms the report:-     These days we're witnessing the proverbial calm before the storm in the mobile world, with the storm in this case being the   iPhone 8   that Apple will unveil at its   event on September 12 . The tenth anniversary iPhone has the potential to once again shake up the space, despite its rumored hefty price tag. And Samsung knows this. As it should, being Apple's No.1 competitor in high-end smartphones (in terms of sales). Now a new report from the company's home of South Korea claims the iPhone 8 is actually influencing Samsung's development schedule for the  Galaxy S9 . The S8 duo was announced in late March, going on sale around three weeks later. But if you expect similar dates to be valid for the S9 next year, you'd apparently be wrong. Instead, Samsung may unveil the S9 as soon as late January, with gl

Samsung got approval to test autonomous vehicles on state roads in California, according to the CA Department of Motor Vehicle’s website. The DMV maintains an ongoing list of companies and organizations it has granted autonomous testing permits to, and that list includes a growing number of automakers and tech companies, including Apple, Nvidia, GM, BMW and now Samsung. Samsung has already gotten the green light to test self-driving vehicles in South Korea, as we reported back in May, but its California license means the tech giant is likely looking to start testing its technology stateside as well, in the backyard of rivals including Waymo and Apple. The South Korean company has already revealed modified Hyundai cars, equipped with test hardware built by Samsung including sensors and AI-powered computer modules. Samsung looks like it aims to provide software and platform for autonomy in a supply capacity at the very least, but its ambitions could extend further than that, too. Sam

"Let's meet at our place" is the greeting on Apple's invite to its fall event, which lands on September 12 this year. The presentation will be held in the newly constructed Steve Jobs Theater at Apple's new Cupertino headquarters. The theater was specifically designed to host Apple events, and what better way to christen the new space than with what is expected to be a big iPhone debut. Rumor has it that Apple could debut three new iPhone models at the event: an iPhone 7S, 7S Plus, and the showstopper iPhone 8. Revealing three new iPhone models would already be a departure from the norm, but if rumors are true, the iPhone 8 could be the biggest departure from the traditional iPhone design that we've seen in years. The new handset may have an edge-to-edge OLED display, getting rid of the top and bottom bezels and slimming down the side bezels, and there may be no physical Home button either. The front-facing camera may have facial recognition software that un