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After hitting the roadblock for over six months, the Indian government backed ambitious low-cost tablet project is finally set to take off.
According to latest media reports, the low-cost $35 tablet codenamed ‘Sakshat’ is expected to launch by the end of this month.
If you happen to be a Chinese phone user, here’s a shocking piece of news for you. In one of the most bizarre events, a 25-year old man from the Panchmahal district of Gujarat died after being electrocuted by his China-made phone.
The incident occurred when 25-year-old Dhanji Damor was trying to make a call while his phone was plugged in for charging. The victim was pronounced dead by doctors due to electrocution.
Motorola has finally unveiled its leaked dual display phone, it would be called the Motorola Wilder. The Motorola Wilder would be a dust proof and water resistant phone (similar to the Motorola Defy) and will feature a secondary OLED display.
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Dell Inc has chosen to launch its new 10-inch Android tablet in China this summer, passing up on a US, Europe launch, as China emerges as a front line battle for tablets.
The tablet named “Streak 10 Pro” will target Chinese “prosumers”, a term used to describe advanced-level consumers, Amit Midha, Dell’s President of Greater China and South Asia, said on a corporate blog.
It seems the social networking site Facebook is picking up as a new launchpad. Cellphone giant Sony Ericsson took it to Facebook to unveil two new phones — the Text Pro and Mix Walkman.
Geared towards music lovers and social networking fans, both the handsets run Sony Ericsson operating system and reportedly have a user interface similar to the Xperia range.
HTC launched its flagship Android phone, Sensation, in India. The phone, which sports a 4.3-inch qHD (960 x 540) screen, runs on a 1.2 Ghz dual-core processor. It’s the third dual-core smartphone to be launched in India after Samsung Galaxy S II and LG Optimus 2X.
The competition is hotting up for tablets’ in India, with Taiwanese handset maker now bringing its Flyer tablet to India in the next few weeks.
” HTC Flyer will be launched shortly, in the next couple of weeks,” HTC Corporation President (South Asia) Lennard Hoornik said.
HTC Flyer’s competitors in India include Samsung’s Galaxy Tab, Blackberry Playbook and the Apple iPad.
Samsung has introduced a new mobile phone under its Ch@t series, this one is the Ch@t 222 a device capable of using two GSM SIM cards and boasts a four-row QWERTY keypad.
Following the tradition of the Ch@t series the device will include social networking and email services, while it would also be more affordable than the previously released Ch@t 322 and Ch@t 335.
HTC has launched a new mid range Android smartphone, HTC Wildfire S. HTC Wildfire S runs on Android™ v2.3 (Gingerbread) with HTC Sense™ and is powered by 600 MHz.
HTC Wildfire S sports a 3.2 inch touch screen display, 5 MP auto focus camera, 512 RAM/ROM, microSD Card support. Other features of the HTC Wildfire S include 3G, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth 3.0, micro USB, GPS, and 1230 mAh battery.
HTC had announced the HTC Salsa in Mobile World Congress (MWC) in February 2011. Now the company has officially launched the product in India. The phone comes with a dedicated Facebook button, as using Salsa, one can sign in to Facebook by just pressing the button.
HTC and Facebook worked closely together to create a social networking driven device that features an actual “Facebook Button”: whenever interesting content is easily shared to Facebook, the blue button lights up and with one press you can instantly share content with your friends on your Facebook page.
The Salsa will be powered by Google’s Android 2.3 operating system. Salsa comes with 3.4 inch touchscreen display with 480×320 pixel resolution and QWERTY keypad. It has 512 MB RAM and 512 MB ROM. It also features Android skin HTC Sense.