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Airtel likely to showcase new branding tomorrow

This could be the last time that we will use this Airtel logo in one of our posts. Airtel is holding a press conference tomorrow where the company’s top management is expected to be present. Last week, Economic Times reported that Airtel is spending Rs 300 crores for the new branding and it will be [...]
17 November 2010 in Carriers by Rajat Agrawal Continue >> -
Does the Samsung Nexus S have a concave display?

Something new about the Samsung Nexus S is being revealed with every passing day. Yesterday it was the presence of an NFC chip and today rumours have it that the Nexus S has a concave display. Yup, Engadget is claiming that the Nexus S is curved and is thinner in the middle than the top [...]
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Sony Ericsson Anzu X12 gets a preview months before official announcement

Eldar Murtazin and his band of merrymen have done it again! Not patient enough to give Sony Ericsson a chance to announce their upcoming XPERIA X10 successor, they have put up a detailed preview of the XPERIA X12 aka Anzu on Mobile Review. According to them, the X12 will be launched in early-2011 and will [...]
17 November 2010 in Leaks by Rajat Agrawal Continue >> -
Upcoming Android Market redesign hints at Web interface and Internet Tablets

The folks at Android Police have word that Google is making some big design changes in the Android Market. These changes will in all probability be implemented in time for Gingerbread roll-out. According to the above screenshot, app developers have to provide higher resolution logos/app icons as well as an option to include a YouTube [...]
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Spice Mobile launches India’s first 3G enabled Dual-SIM QWERTY phone
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Spice Mobile today launched the QT95, India’s first 3G-enabled Dual-SIM QWERTY phone. The phone supports dual standby with one SIM card for 3G and another for 3G. The QT95′s features include a 3.2 MP camera, a front facing camera for video calling and two microSD memory card slots. The second phone announced today, the QT68, [...]
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Twitter rolls out @mention push notification for SMS and iPhone

A few minutes ago, Twitter announced that it has rolled out push notifications for @mentions for the iPhone and even for users accessing Twitter over text messaging. If you are an iPhone user, update your Twitter app from the iTunes App Store to get this new feature. To get a text alert any time someone [...]
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BlackBerry PlayBook has a module cavity, BlackBerry to get NFC chips

RIM’s Co-CEO Jim Basillie, who is currently speaking at the Web 2.0 Summit right now has just let it slip that the PlayBook has a module cavity in it. He won’t say what the module will be for but it could be for anything. Considering that what little we know about the PlayBook that it [...]
17 November 2010 in Internet Tablets by Rajat Agrawal Continue >> -
Google Voice finally comes to the iPhone

After being blocked by Apple, a move that led to some regulatory hassles for both Google and Apple, Google Voice app for the iPhone is finally going live today. Currently available only in the US, the app allows users to make cheap international calls and also divert calls from multiple numbers to just one Google [...]
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Palm’s Jon Rubinstein: We have some hit smartphones coming up

Jon Rubinstein, Palm’s CEO before it got acquired by HP, today revealed at the Web 2.0 Summit that HP will launch a webOS based Internet Tablet and some ‘hit’ smartphones next year. He believes that the smartphone game today is all about coming out with ‘hits’ and Palm/HP does have a few of them coming [...]
16 November 2010 in Phones by Rajat Agrawal Continue >> -
Google Maps update for Android brings Hotpot local recommendation engine

Google Maps for Android have been updated to version 4.7 that brings with it a new feature – Hotpot, Google’s new personalised local recommendation engine. This is how it works, a widget on the homescreen will let you rate places that you like to go to. You can then add your friends to Hotpot, who [...]
16 November 2010 in Applications by Rajat Agrawal Continue >>

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