Following the unveiling of Konami's new Metal Gear game, Metal Gear Survive, franchise creator Hideo Kojima has said that it was not his idea to let zombies run sprawling across the Metal Gear world.
Indian telecommunication firm Videocon has introduced its latest smartphone - the Videocon Q 1 V500K - in India. The Videocon Q1 V500K is now available online on the company's website.
Le Eco is set to launch its latest smartphone - the Le Eco Pro 3 - this week.
Earlier this year, Google unveiled two new apps namely Duo and Allo. While the video calling app Duo has already been released, the wait for Allo is not yet over. There are rumors that Google is planning to release the app this week. The company had hinted at a "summer release" of Allo.
Apple's iPhone 7 sold out just hours after its launch. However, users are now complaining about some problems they are facing with the prized gadget. The new iPhone 7 comes with a capacitive touch button, which requires skin contact to be activated. This is an issue for people who use gloves often. However, the bigger complaint is about the device making a hissing sound.
Game studio Digital Homicide has started legal action against 100 anonymous Steam users. The gaming company accuses the users of being a "hate and harassment group." The lawsuit was filed in the state of Arizona earlier this week.
Microsoft is closing its Skype office in London. The company also plans to reduce its staff in line with a job cut plan it had announced in July. This past week, the company terminated 300 employees globally. Most of these people worked in Puget Sound, Washington.
Lenovo has officially announced the India release date for its much-awaited smartphone, the Lenovo Z2 Plus.
The highly-anticipated "No Man's Sky" game had a rather shaky release early last month. A large number of users complained about crashes and glitches, which persisted despite a massive day-one patch. However, the bigger concern is about the content of the game, which may gamers believe does not deliver what the promos had promised.
Microblogging site Twitter reached a milestone when it live streamed Jets and Bills game this Thursday night. The broadcast went ahead without any glitch. However, it failed to attract a substantial number of viewers.
