Nokia X Family, and the wait ends....

After much rumor, Nokia has just announced that it's launching its first Android handsets: the X, X+ and XL at MWC, 2014 to be held in Barcelona.
All the phones are built on the open source Android OS forked especially for Nokia. The X and X+ feature a 4-inch screen, while the XL packs a 5-inch IPS display. The X+ is differentiated from the X by extra memory and expandable storage, though it's not clear quite what that means in terms of specs.

The News which you fascinates me is they have finally listed on the their official Nokia website.

Other Info can be read at: 
Nokia X+
Nokia X
Nokia XL

Feels like it will be game changer break through for Nokia as the twitter MWC handle has a buzz to talk about only Nokia X.

Charge Mobile on the Go with Mojo

Keeping in view how annoying and problematic it could get if our mobile devices are drained out of power while on the move or just when we need to make that important call or send that critical email. Here is a new wireless charging solution from Mangal Electronics, a Delhi based firm. The company calls it the Mojo portable wireless charger. Sleek with a durable design this charger negates the need for any cable or cord, or even the need for solar power. Moreover, the charger also doubles as a flash light. All in all, it seems like a good device for those who love to go camping or trekking.


Charge wirelessly
This easy to operate charger is equipped with 2200 mAh Li-ion rechargeable batteries. It is said to be capable of charging mobile phones of any make and even the PSP. According to Gaurav Jajodia, Director, Mangal Electronics, bringing Mojo Indian market, we have added another revolutionary product to our portfolio. Mojo is a simple solution, which will help you to be connected and keep your phone always on even if you're in a bus or train.Device manufacturers have been taking battery solutions quite seriously. At the CES this year, Fulton had displayed its technology for wirelessly charging devices like phones and tablets by simply placing the device on the dashboard of a car that has its internal surface power-enabled wirelessly. Just recently, iBal launched its portable power charger for the Indian markets. The company has attached a price tag of Rs. 1000 to the Mojo charger. It is available through wide spread distribution and a retail network of Mangal Electronics and can also be ordered from the company's official website.

Tabs flow into Indo-Market Arena

It seems like tabs are just flowing from all parts of the business around the IT sector in to the technology market i.e. the market which has never given up saying its an end, seeing the trend it still says "There is lot to come, Baby".
After Aaakash aka Ubislate, the Ultra Cheap tablet launched in October, 2011, there had been raining tablets into the Indian Market i.e. the era started by an IIT entrepreneur Rohit Pande with a launch of classpad then followed by many companies like Mercury pushing Mtab into the market with a price tag of Rs.13990, soon after big Tele Giant Bharti too entering the segment market with release of enhanced version of Beetel Magiq 2 price under 10K, then lot of SME too entering the market like LACS, a Bangalore based company coming with its tabs named on the spices in Traditional Indian Kitchen like Pepper, Tamarind, Mirchi and Paprika, the cheapest one priced at 6.5K, soon after followed by Spice Tele pushing M-270 tab into the market.
Sooner or later after the Aakash launch the controversies surrounded regarding the performance, battery and screen quality, yet though it was one of its kind Tab that has just pinned each and every section of the Tech Market with news of pre-booking 14 Lakh tablets in just 14 days of its launch.
The year ended but as the saying goes, Market never sleeps so did by the rivals in the market. In January 2011 early enough the market saw the launch of the Tabplus Rio, a tab with pretty good configuration but priced at 11.5K, then followed by many companies like Asus and many more. Considering the big newsmaker after Aaakash i.e. PentaPad released in collab with BSNL under the same price tag as was for Aakash.
As and when the Pentapad hit the market it took an edge over and above Aakash with better performance, which was a must for any tablet under the same price tag to come up and roll over. The tab came in with and without the bundled offers with BSNL. But as previously said "Market Never Sleeps" so didn’t Aakash Manufacturer with the re-launch of Aakash-2 into the market with better performance and better battery life and thanks to capacitive touch screen, which was needed for any Tab to be a success at this point in the market across all segment customers. The most important thing was the price remained unchanged keeping the improved configuration at the price tag of just 3K is just wonderful and the astonishing.
The tabs kept on coming but the first one is remembered always, so is Aakash in Indian Tablet Market. If you don’t agree, search in google india page just type A, the aaksh will be in the top-5 recommend searches.

ICANN comes in with new top level domains

ICANN has decided to press ahead with plans to open up a range of brand name top level domain suffixes, despite having some weighty opposition.
The decision was announced by the Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers (ICANN) president and CEO Rod Beckstrom, who said that after some chin stroking the organisation is ready to begin receiving applications for new global top level domain names (GTLDs) on 12 January.

This week will witness a biggest change in the world of World Wide Web. After 30 years of its inception, internet will allow users to have domain names of their choice. The Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers (ICANN) which decides who gets to manage .com, .net and other domains to the right of the period in a URL, plans to begin accepting applications this week for a hugely expanded number of Web domain options.For instance, you can apply for a domain name after yourself or your company. Like .ravi if your name is Ravi or .pepsi.At present there are about 22 types of top-level domains (TLDs) such as .com or .gov; and country codes such as .in for India and .uk for the United Kingdom.Reportedly, anyone will be able register any web address suffix for USD 185,000 (Rs 9,754,051 approx). ICANN will start accepting applications from January 12.

Top level domain names have already seen some scandal in recent months thanks to the launch of the triple X top level domain, which is intended to segregate adult entertainment web sites from the rest of the internet.

Bajaj out with its ULC aka RE60

It seems like India is into an era where the Ultra Low Cost Items are refurbishing the market at regular intervals, grasping recommendation around the world.

After Ultra Low Cost Car (ULC) Nano, brought in by Tata Motors with a price tag of sub 3000$ price tag, Bajaj also unveiled the ULC Bajaj RE60, The low-emission car targeting auto rickshaw drivers was developed in partnership with Nissan and Renault.

The company claims that the car would have a mileage of close to 40 km per litre and will have an 200 cc engine. The car will be launched in 2012. The engine is new water cooled DTSi 4 (Digital Twin Spark Ignition) valve and would give a maximum speed of 70km per hour. The car has a seating capacity of four people.

Tata Nano is currently the cheapest car in the world. The sources declared that the price would be around 1.25 Lakhs.

Tablets in Indian Market seeing Price Cut

India's Cheapest Tablet Aakash brought in an increased drop in the prices of the tablets of the other Tablet majors in the market say it be Blackberry, Motorola and now Sony.

Call it like "Minor hitting hard on Majors". Here the minor includes Aakash, Beetel Magix and newest one is Classpad.

Aakash that was well received by the people in India showing an enormous response to such an extent that it was sold out in first three days of its launch over internet on datawind website. Beetel Magix 2 being the successor of Beetel Magix, introduced the high end configuration in the tablet market under 10K making it prominent competitor in the tablet market. Now we have a new competitor Classpad, brought in by Rohit Pande, an Alumni of IIT, Delhi and IIM, Calcutta that ranges from 8K to 14K, considered to be the toughest competitor in the Tablet market in India.

With the boom of new popups like aakash and classpad etc, the majors in the market are facing a tough time with the sales that primarily the Blackberry after selling 90K tablets in first 9 months of its launch in India slashed rates by 50% for a week to make its playbook play over the tablet market.

And now Motorola Xoom which was launched in India with a big hype for being the first tablet to run on Google’s Honeycomb but received a lukewarm response. Experts believe that despite it fantastic features the tab couldn’t market itself due to its high price tag. They too slashed the prices by 11K. And now the Electronics manufacturer Sony announced its 9.4-inch Tablet S is getting a 5K price cut, lowering the price of the 16GB model to 20K and the 32GB model to 25K. Sony had previously issued a price cut on December 15th in an apparent attempt to spur holiday sales as the tablet market becomes increasingly competitive.

Samsung Galaxy S2 to get Android 4.0 ICE CREAM update

Cellphone makers Samsung Electronics on Thursday announced that its Galaxy S2 would soon upgrade to Android 4 Ice Cream.

Samsung confirmed by the first quarter of 2012 its Galaxy S II smartphone, Galaxy S II LTE (Long-Term Evolution) edition and Galaxy Note will update itself with the Ice Cream Sandwich software.

The South Korean giant has also said that its Galaxy R phone and Galaxy Tab 10.1, Tab 8.9, Tab 7.7 and the new Tab 7.0 Plus will also be update with the newest Android ICS.

Ice Cream Sandwich brings a host of new features, including the ability to unlock the device using facial recognition and resize widgets on screen.

It also enables Honeycomb-styled multitasking, notifications and Android Beam, letting users share information through near-field communications.

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