Brand Dossier
Dell launches Studio Hybrid consumer PC
31 Jul 2008
Lenovo debuts IdeaPad Y710 17-inch notebook
31 Jul 2008
Burlington Worldwide launches range of worsted suiting for the discerning Indian Ensemble
30 Jul 2008
Timex launches 'Conversation Starters' campaign; brand ambassador Brett Lee unveils the new collection
30 Jul 2008
Apple, AT&T sell 1 million new iPhones in 3 days; users download 10 million applications
15 Jul 2008
The new iPhone 3G has sold a whopping one million units in the first three days, more than double what some analysts anticipated.
vBling for the young from Virgin Mobile
09 Jul 2008
Microsoft tries to force Windows Vista’s acceptability, stops selling XP
01 Jul 2008
Microsoft Vista may have its fair share of detractors, including some of Microsoft’s closest allies in the past, but the Redmond giant seems determined to increase its acceptability among PC users by discontinuing with Vista’s predecessor XP effective yesterday.
LG launches world’s first frameless Plasma TV
01 Jul 2008
Dell launches new ‘Studio’ range of laptops
27 Jun 2008
Thomas Cook to sell Bajaja Allianz Life policies
13 Jun 2008
Aker Kvaerner changes its name to Aker Solutions
12 Jun 2008
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