Earlier this month, RIM launched BlackBerry Torch in India. Aircel is currently offering BlackBerry Torch with free unlimited Email and Internet Data Bundle offer to its postpaid customer.

Tata Teleservices and Fly Mobile recently announced the launch of its new handset, the CG588. It comes with a full QWERTY keypad, dual-SIM (GSM+CDMA), GPRS, 1.3MP camera and more.

Bharti Airtel, which has been at the forefront of the mobile revolution in India, recently announced that it will launch its 3G services before the end of 2010.

Here is iDuple for you – yet another Indian tablet PC but this one is with a difference! This tablet from iDuple basically has one app – just a web browser. It does not have a hard drive, boots in just 5 seconds and everything else happens on the cloud.

The wait for all Sony Playstation lovers and aficionados is finally over. Sony has now officially launched the Playstation store in India. You can download full games for your Sony Playstation starting from Rs 225 for the Sony PS3 and Rs 170 onwards for the PSP (Playstation Portable) and the PSP Go.

Finally we have some good news! Google Music is now available in India. However it is currently limited to only Hindi songs from Bollywood. To power Google Music in India, Google has teamed up with three Indian online music services – in.com, saavn and saregama. All the songs are directly streamed from these partner websites.

Videocon has announced the Zeus V7500, an Android phone priced at about Rs. 10000. It offers some good hardware specs and runs Android 2.1 Eclair.

iPhone 4 in India is a distant dream, it might come in the next few months, but there is no real guarantee when.

RIM recently launched the elegant looking BlackBerry’s latest smartphone, the BlackBerry Torch. This is the first handset which runs on the new BlackBerry 6 operating system.

Nokia recently launched its latest and much anticipated smartphone, the Nokia N8, in India. It comes with a price tag of Rs.26,259.

The International and Internet and Mobile Association of India (IAMAI) has released the reports of a study which was conducted recently by them. The study has some very interesting facts about the behavior of Internet users in India.

The Indian Government and the DRDO are planning to develop a new operating system from scratch, in order to thwart cyber attacks and viruses.

Nokia has finally launched its much-awaited business smartphone in India, the Nokia E5. This device was announced back in April and now it is finally available for purchase at an affordable price.

When Google Instant was launched almost a month back, it was not available in many countries including India. Google has now finally started rolling out Google Instant in India (via Google.co.in) and the roll-out is expected to complete all over India by the end of this week.

Motorola Charm is expected to launch soon in India. It comes with a full QWERTY keyboard as well as a touchscreen display. Motorola Charm will be the Motorola’s fourth Android powered handset in India.