Samsung recently launched another dual-SIM phone in India, the Samsung Star Duos. This is the first dual-SIM phone which supports 2G and 3G dual-active standby.

Binatone, a UK-based telecom giant, launched a new touch tablet in India, the Binatone Home Surf. This is the third Android tablet launched in India after the Olivepad VT100 and Infibeam Phi.

Tata Docomo recently announced their first handset, the Alcatel One Touch Net mobile phone, which integrates the Tata Docomo’s Dive-In mobile services and allows you to access them with a single touch of a button.

Samsung India has announced an entry-level dual-SIM phone in its Guru range of phones, the Samsung Guru E2152. It features a 2 inch display, dual-SIM standby, VGA camera, FM Radio, Bluetooth and so on.

Nokia India recently tweeted that Nokia E5 is scheduled to launch on September-end in India. Nokia E5 was announced early this year, but Nokia haven’t launched it in India due to some unknown reasons.

Nokia C3 has been finally launched in India and it comes with a price tag of Rs.6599. Nokia C3 comes in 3 different colors – Hot Pink, Golden White and Slate Grey. Are you planning to buy this handset? Check out this post.

BSNL has announced up to 45 percent reduction in their current 3G tariff. BSNL have finally triggered another price war in the 3G Mobile service segment, even before the private operators have started their 3G services in India.

Bharti Airtel is soon going to launch mobile wallet and mobile payment services in India. It just received a “semi closed wallet” license from the Reserve Bank of India.

According to a report released by consulting firm Zinnov Management Consulting, India’s cloud computing market will be around USD 1 billion over the next five years.

The truth is out. India’s $35 tablet is, in fact, a Chinese Android tablet – the Hivision SpeedPad.

Knitlogix has launched India’s first IT Storage Portal. The portal will help people from these companies to learn, consult, and decide their IT storage infrastructure needs unlike conventional and obsolete methods that end up in wrong choice.

Nokia has launched the Nokia X2 in India. It runs the S40 OS and has a 5 MP camera. It is priced at Rs. 5999.

India will see the number of internet users triple and this number 237 million by the year 2015, according to a Boston Consulting Group study.

RIM has agreed to allow Indian authorities access to encrypted Blackberry email data to avert a ban on Blackberry services on August 31.

Reliance has chosen LTE over WiMAX for its BWA services in India.