Rejoice HTC Tattoo users. HTC has confirmed that HTC Tattoo will be receiving Android 2.1 update
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Martin Cooper, who is the inventor of Cell Phones and has also filled a patent on “radio telephone systemâ€, has ditched his iPhone for the Motorola DROID.
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Motorola and Microsoft are going to come up with Android devices in China with Bing Search and Maps.
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Bharti Airtel has launched ‘Airtel Talkies’ which is a VAS for narrating movies along with dialogues, songs and background score to its subscribers.
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Google India and Delhi Metro Rail Corporation have announced that complete information on Delhi metro schedules and routes will be offered to commuters through “Google Transit”.
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In an attempt to cope up with the competition, Airtel has launched unlimited SMS pack its prepaid and postpaid subscribers. Although, Airtel promotes it as unlimited SMS package, it truly isn’t unlimited and entrusts FUP of 500-700 SMS/day. I doubt if anyone sane enough would send that many SMS though.
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Skype, after the launch of its Symbian Client for S60v5 devices, has now launched its client for all of its Symbian^1 devices. However, the major drawback of the Symbian client is that is works only on 3G and WiFi.
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Nimbuzz has recently released an update for its java client and the major update includes support for touch screen phones
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Just after Nokia announced that it will be rebranding its Nokia Music store to OVI Music, Nokia has now announced that it will be now rolling out DRM free music. What does this mean? This means that, you can now play your favorite MP3’s from anywhere — from PC to any MP3 player.
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Nokia 5230 Nuron is a touch screen Symbian based device and will be one of the first Smartphones with completely free mapping technology
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Back in December, HootSuite announced it first iPhone app. Today, HootSuite has added more apps to its mobile section – Android (pro and lite) and iPhone (lite).
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Africa based Mobile company recently announced that it will be entering the Indian market soon, and it did with a bang. Mi-Fone introduced not one, not two but four phones in the Indian Market. With the target audience being youngsters, the phones range between 3000-5000 INR.
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Nokia had made clear that it would categorize its phone in E,N,X and C series. While the first three series are already out, today a C series phone debuted in the market – Nokia C5.
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Fring has now extended its support for Symbian 9.3 devices. This means, now you can make video call to your friends on Fring and Skype for free, from your Nokia e72 & E75 (and all other Symbian 9.3).
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Skype has withdrawn its support for Windows Mobile. Skype has pulled out both Skype Lite and Skype Mobile for Windows Mobile. This means, you cannot download the app from the Skype official site but if you already have it installed on your device it will work.
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