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The new Micromax Andro A60 is the first Android mobile phone from Micromax . It is a full 2.8-inch touchscreen display mobile phone running the older version , Android v2.1 , of the Android OS . Android is one of the fastest growing mobile OS in the world , thanks to its open source nature and Google tag . The Android OS is made by Google and now distributed as an open source in which mobile vendors can customize it according to their needs . The new Micromax Andro A60 supports high speed 3G connectivity and Wireless LAN WiFi support .The Android OS version is not upgradeable to the latest Android v2.2 for this mobile . Micromax Andro A60 mobile phone key expected features : Dual SIM GSM Operating System : Android v2.1 OS 600MHz CPU Band : GSM 900&1800MHz – WCDMA 900/2100MHz  Weight : 105gms Dimensions : 106.8×59.2x14mm Large 2.8-inch touchscreen display , 320×240 pixel resolution Gravity Sensors Digital compass 3G HSDPA/HSUPA WiFi Bluetooth miniUSB 150MB Internal memory Expand...

Bangalore-based EC Media launched " Wink ", which they proclaimed is "India's first e-book reader". Well, in the beginning of this year we'd heard of an Indian-origin e-book reader already, but oh well. Then, there's always the Amazon Kindle that supports delivery to a 100 countries (India included). But custom duties have to be bourne and books have to be purchased in dollars. EC Media is trying to capture the Indian reader's grasp by selling a device that can be picked up from a local electronic store. They've partnered with Croma, a biggie Indian electronics chain, for this. They also have apparently solved another key piece of the puzzle -- the content. Their PR sheet claims to have more than 2,00,000 titles as well as newspapers, magazines and journals that you can buy in Indian rupees. Check their store to see if they have your favorites. Their repository will also have books written in Indian languages.To start with, they've populate...

Samsung is on a roll these days, coming out with cheap and touch screen phones one after the other. But what makes its latest offering, the Samsung Star Nano, special is its 3G feature, priced at an affordable Rs. 7320 . Among its specs, it has 2.6 inches QVGA display, 35MB internal memory (expandable up to 16GB), 1.3 megapixel camera, music recognition, FM radio, video recording. The device also supports class 10 GPRS and EDGE technology along with Bluetooth feature. Compared with its previous touch screen phone that Samsung released few days ago, Samsung Champ, this device has a bigger screen display and double the memory. For those hooked on to social networking, this phone integrates instant chat messenger facilities like GTalk, AIM, and Palringo Chat. Packing in a wide range of specifications, the Star Nano 3G is a compact handset and comes with few additional features like English dictionary, mobile prayer, weather forecast and share market trends. "The launch of Star Nano 3...

In the second stage of a two-part rollout,Apple Inc on Friday began selling the pricier, high-speed wireless version of the iPad in the United States, following the successful launch of the short-range Wi-Fi tablet earlier this month. Although the event certainly lacked the buildup and excitement of the April 3 debut -- with the heartiest waiting in line overnight -- some Apple retail stores in big cities still saw decent-sized crowds ahead of the 5 p.m. launch. At a store in downtown San Francisco, roughly 75 people stood in line 90 minutes before the 3G iPad went on sale. Several people said they had waited for the more expensive version of Apple's tablet because they saw it as a potential replacement for their laptops, at least in certain situations. "I'm going to take it everywhere with me, I already take my laptop everywhere, and it'll definitely replace my laptop in a lot of cases," said Long Nguyen, 22, who works in IT repair and was first in line. The 3G m...

This Monday, Bharti Airtel introduced “Airtel Talkies” for customers to enjoy upcoming movie releases. The service offers original dialogues, movie content, song clips and storyline prior to the release of the movie. Airtel customers can subscribe to this service at Rs 30/month for 4 movies within 30 days validity or 1 movie within 7 days for Rs 10/week. Airtel Talkies provides a 15 min narrative comprising of songs and dialogues via “Sutradhar” to present a complete feel of the movie. This service will provide both all-time classics as well as upcoming releases in 5 different languages—Hindi, Telugu, Malayalam, Kannada and Tamil.

Telecom major Bharti Airtel on Monday launched ‘Airtel Talkies’, for offering exclusive content from upcoming movie releases to its subscribers.The service brings original movie content, dialogues, storyline and song clips before the release of the movie, Airtel said in a statement. Airtel users can subscribe to Airtel Talkies at Rs 30 per month for four movies with 30 days validity, or Rs 10 per week for one movie with seven days validity, it added. The format of cinema on Airtel Talkies comprises a 15-minute narrative, where songs and dialogues are connected together by a ‘Sutradhar’ to provide a complete experience of the movie. Airtel Talkies would offer both upcoming releases and all-time classic movies in five languages — Hindi, Tamil, Telugu, Kannada and Malayalam. “Bharti Airtel is committed towards enhancing the level and experience of customer engagement through their mobile phones. We are confident that Airtel Talkies, our latest initiative, will delight our customers and va...

Vodafone launches 3GS iPhone in India. Vodafone has planned for several data plans and bill plans for the users. It is reported that the new iPhone 3GS is likely to be very fast and it will also give great performance. It will come with more battery life. The iPhone 3GS has a 3 megapixel camera along with auto focus technology. This model also has an improved video recording facility. The iPhone 3GS comes with various plans. Chief Marketing Officer, Vodafone Essar, Kumar Ramanathan said, “We are delighted to offer iPhone 3GS in India. We are confident our customers will enjoy the revolutionary iPhone and the flexibility of our tailored tariff plans.” The price of iPhone 3G 8GB in India is Rs. 29, 500. But, for Maharashtra and MP the price is Rs. 33,500. The price of iPhone 3GS 32GB and 3GS 16GB is priced at Rs. 41,500 and Rs. 35,500 and for the Maharashtra and MP the price is Rs. 47,500 and Rs. 40,500.

Vodafone Essar, the country's second-largest mobile phone operator, said today that it will start selling Apple's iconic iPhone 3GS from today, after rival operator, Bharti Airtel the largest cellular service provider in India, had made a similar announcement last week. With the Indian government gearing up to auction the high speed 3G spectrum to cellular companies in the coming weeks, cellular operators are vying to bundle the iPhone 3GS as part of a packaged scheme to their customers. The Cupertino, California -based Apple had unveiled the new high speed Phone 3GS in June 2009 with more hardware and software upgrades compared to the iPhone 3G. The 3G S is the fastest, most powerful iPhone yet, packed with incredible new features including improved speed and performance, up to twice as fast as iPhone 3G with longer battery life, a high-quality 3 mega pixel auto focus camera, easy to use video recording and hands free voice control. But since the 3G spectrum auction and announ...

After being present in the mobile phone industry as just a software manufacturer, Google has finally decided to take the plunge and make its first very own mobile phone to compete with the likes of Nokia, Samsung, Apple and BlackBerry. Its weapon of choice? The Nexus One. Manufactured by HTC for Google, the Nexus One has, by far, one of the most impressive specifications list you can find in a smartphone. Or should I call it Superphone, as Google does. The Nexus One comes armed with Qualcomm's finest 1GHz Snapdragon processor, a 3.7-inch, 800 x 480 pixel AMOLED display, a 5 megapixel camera, HSDPA, Wi-Fi, GPS and runs on the latest and greatest Android 2.1 operating system. Although the Nexus One is so far only sold in U.S., we managed to get our hands on one sample in India, which was bought from U.S. We spent some time with the Nexus One and this is what we have to say about it. The bundle of Nexus One includes : Nexus One Battery Charger Headset USB Cable Carry Case 4GB microSD...

After months of waiting, the iPhone 3GS has finally landed in India. While Airtel did announce last week that they are launching the iPhone in the country, they hadn't revealed price details of the handset. Well, that was two days ago. We now have the pricing details of the iPhone 3GS in India revealed a few hours ago. Apparently, the older 8GB 3G version of the iPhone will continue to be sold here at a price of Rs. 29,500. The 16GB 3GS will set you back by a cool Rs. 35,500 while the top-end, 32GB iPhone 3GS will cost an outrageous 41,500 in India. These will be available in India from March 26. Airtel also has a data plan for iPhone users (the handsets will be locked to the Airtel network) that will give the 500MB of free data every month for an entire year (starting from the date of activation). You can purchase the iPhone 3GS from an Airtel authorized retail stores across India starting March 26. Head to the iPhone 3GS Airtel website here for more information.

Motorola Milestone android 2.0 handset is based on the Motorola Android operating system offers a QWERTY keyboard, 3.7-inch screen, 5 megapixel camera and all the features you’d expect from a high-end smartphones. The screen has a resolution of 854×480 pixels. The camera is 5 megapixel camera with LED flash and 4x digital zoom. The 5 Megapixel camera lets you take pictures from the maximum resolution of 2560 x 1920 pixels and shoot video in 720×480 pixel resolution. For video that if compared to other devices, the resolution of video is 720×480 pixels higher. The Milestone is smartphone, with touch-screen, QWERTY keypad and slide-away Android operating system 2.0. This comes with full keyboard and is world’s thinnest android mobile at least for now. It is 115 mm high, 13.7 mm wide and often 60. It weighs 165 grams. The full keyboard is comfortable, but to enjoy it best you should first get used to the keys dishes and not very large. Initially, you may prefer the keyboard on the screen...

Nokia is driving us crazy with a dump of so many new models and we are talking about Nokia 2730 Classic. A new 3G phone from Nokia and is the cheapest 3G phone at price Rs. 4,700 from Nokia. The Nokia 2730 Classic phone is pretty cheap and economical and won’t make dent in your pocket. The phone has everything. The one would feel great to spend money on such a phone and is worth your cash. Nokia 2730 Classic features and specifications: The Nokia 2730 Classic has a Li-On battery (BL-5C) with a standby time of up to 396 hours and up to 408 hours in 2G and 3G respectively. It has a talk time of more than 7 hours and more than 3 hours in 2G and 3G respectively and 12 hours of music play. The Nokia 2730 Classic weighs 87.7 grams and 109.6 x 46.9 x 14.4 mm in terms of its dimensions. It has a TFT display with 256K colours and a 2 inches screen with a 5 way navigation key. Music will make you drool because the new Nokia 2730 Classic has a 3.5 mm audio jack and radio. This will surely keep y...

Nokia has launched its most affordable 3G handset in the country earlier today with the launch of the Nokia 2730 Classic. The phone , priced at just Rs. 4499, comes loaded with a host of features rarely seen on a device in is price range. The 2730 Classic packs in Ovi Mail, Nokia Messaging, Nokia Life Tools, and full HTML browsing as well. It also comes with Opera Mini preloaded. The 2730 Classic has a 2-inch QVGA display that can display 262k colours. At just 88grams, the phone is quite light-weight. As expected, it runs Nokia's S40 interface. The 30 MB of internal memory can be augmented using a microSD card and the phone comes with a 1GB card - preloaded. It offers a maximum of 7.4 hours talk time and 16.5 days standby time. Music lovers on a budget can rejoice - thanks to the 3.5mm slot this one comes with. If that wasn't all, there is Bluetooth and microUSB support as well. There is a decent 2 megapixel camera at the rear that should be good enough for casual imaging. A...

The Nokia 2730 classic has everything what one should expect from a basic telephone in the year 2010. Nokia 2730 classic represents a classic “bar phone – available in the colors dark magenta or black. The keyboard is almost as if Nokia’s common practice, a keyboard mat that provides sufficiently large buttons with a reasonably pleasant pressure point. Visually oriented, the more like its big brother Nokia 6700, but is used here in the small counterpart, plastic and chrome, in order to keep up appearances. The processing of the Nokia, however, has become better in the meantime, thanks to the back, which is just completely take off as a battery cover, the phone feels quite solid. The plastic is fairly valued and so it makes a good impression. The battery comes with good network coverage even times over four or five days, with more voice but it can be empty even after two days, especially in the UMTS network. There’s still life tools and Nokia Ovi mail that Apps from Nokia, particularly ...

The trend toward TV anywhere took another step forward Thursday as AT&T announced that it will support Sling Media's mobile application on its 3G network. Sling, whose player app is already in use on the carrier's Wi-Fi network, released a player for the iPhone late last year. The announcement reverses a decision by AT&T last spring not to allow the Sling iPhone app because it would increase congestion on its 3G network. In Thursday's announcement, AT&T noted that Sling has developed its wireless app to "make efficient use of 3G network bandwidth" and to "conserve the finite wireless spectrum available to the wireless industry." Overwhelmed AT&T  AT&T and Sling are saying that the new app has been optimized for its network, the result of a cooperative effort between both companies. AT&T mobility CEO Ralph de la Vega has indicated that his company will be working with developers to make data-intensive apps more "bandwidth-sens...