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Nokia’s D1C is supposed to be the new upcoming smartphone from the former market leader, which will be launched at the Mobile World Congress 2017. The world is waiting for Nokia’s comeback with a brand new Android smartphone that is likely to be introduced in February at the CES 2017 technology expo in Las Vegas. According to the rumour mill, the company will offer two variants of their upcoming smartphone -- Nokia D1C -- and will likely have a starting price of around Rs 10,000. A report by NokiaPowerUser stated that the Nokia D1C will come in two variants with different display, RAM and camera specifications: while one variant will feature a 5-inch display, 2GB of RAM and 13MP rear camera, the second variant will pack a 5.5-inch display, 3GB of RAM and 16MP rear camera. The rest of the specifications will be shared between both the phones -- a 1.4GHz Snapdragon 430 processor with Adreno 505 GPU. Running Android 7.0 Nougat, both variants will most likely include 16GB of in...

Reliance Jio is a trend and no doubt Reliance Jio has got a huge customer base in much less time. It has claimed to get more each day as well. The most disturbing part was the Free Voice calling for Local, STD, National Roaming as well. Jio has pushed all possible limits and which other carriers didn’t think off. The whole telecom market is shaken up with the Reliance Jio. There had been lots of debates and various issues also which reliance faced. They are facing each passing day. Central Issue of Jio Reliance Jio (RJIL) has received communication from TRAI (Telecomm Regulatory Authority of India) claiming that plans offered by the Jio Welcome offer are compliant to regulatory Norms of IUC Compliance. Those offers are also stated to be Predatory and Non-Discriminatory. So as per RJIL filling and obeying TRAI, The Welcome offer to all the customer will be available until 3rd December 2016. That means all those who get sim before or already have an existing plan will continue...

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Ashley Graham Says People Told Her She'd Never Cover a Magazine — as She Covers British Vogue Ashley Graham has been pretty open about her journey toward becoming a top model. The short version? It wasn't exactly easy. While the model appears on the January '17 cover of British Vogue, she revealed in the interview that, at one point, she was told she would never be a cover model. "For 10 years I'd been told I was always going to be a catalogue girl, never a cover girl. Well, I got with IMG and did five covers in a year, boom, boom, boom." Yet while landing her first-ever Vogue cover may be the ultimate prove-them-wrong moment, Ashley says her current success won't keep her from continuing to work hard. "See, if you have a pretty face doors will open, but your job isn't just to walk through them, it's to get invited back. Look, I hit the beauty jackpot, I get it, but that's not enough, you've got to have more to have longe...

Mumbai: The Nifty 50-share index fell 39.35 points at 8,182.45 following selling mainly in metal, PSU banks, infra, FMCG, pharma and finance sectors. Market sentiment were lacklustre tracking subdued trading on the bourses of European and Asian peers ahead of the outcome of a crucial US Federal Reserve policy meeting tonight. However, realty, IT and energy traded in green, providing some relief to a sluggish day. Overseas, European stocks were trading lower as investors focused on an upcoming rate decision by the US Federal Reserve. Whiel, Asia stocks ended mixed. Back home, the Nifty opened marginally higher at 8,229.35 and moved in a range of 8,229.40 and 8,165.10 before ending at 8,182.45, showing a fall of 39.35 pts or 0.48 pct. It saw an intra-day movement of about 64.30 points. On sectoral front, metal fell by 1.51 per cent, PSU bank 1.30 per cent, infra (0.93 per cent), FMCG (0.87 per cent), pharma (0.81 per cent), finance service (0.69 per cent), banks (0.67 p...