Ebay is in talks with Google to offer Paypal as a payment option for Android apps.

RIM is working with the Indian government and will work out a deal allowing them easy access to encrypted email data, thus averting the August 31 ban.

Samsung has announced that it is working to fix the Galaxy S GPS issues and will release a patch in September.

TRAI and DOT announced today that Indian users will get Mobile Number Portability by October 31.

Asus is planning to launch 3 new tablets, one of them being the Android based EEE Pad EP101TC. It will be launched in March 2011 and will be priced below $399.

Images of another Samsung phone running Windows Phone 7 have surfaced on Twitter. Samsung is handing out the phone to many developers.

The Axon Logic Haptic Tablet can run Mac OS X in its full glory, as well as Windows and Linux. It has nice hardware specs but is priced quite high at $800.

Oracle has sued Google over the use of Java in Android. It claims that Google infringed 7 patents owned by Oracle related to Java’s IP.

Google has unveiled Voice Actions for Android, a cool feature which lets you use your phone using voice commands.

The Notion Ink Adam’s pricing has been revealed; it will start at $399 for the basic version with an LCD display and Wi-Fi and extend up to $498 for the version with the Pixel Qi display and Wi-Fi + 3G.

The Dell Thunder, an Android smartphone which was leaked months back has been caught on video. It has a 4.1 inch OLED display and comes with Android 2.1

A CDMA variant of the iPhone 4 may be under development at Apple and may launch in January 2011 on Verizon’s network.

Fly Mobiles has launched the new MC170, a new budget phone which has many good features. It is priced at Rs. 4500.

Sprint is launching the Samsung Epic 4G on its network on August 31. It will be available for $250 after rebate and has a 4 inch SuperAMOLED display, 1 GHz processor, 512 MB RAM and a 5 MP camera.

Sony Ericsson is reportedly working on an Android based PSP gaming smartphone running Android 3.0.