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Microsoft loses its touch: Courier, HP Slate may be cancelled
While the iPad gains ground and talks of a Google Pad start circulation, Microsoft got a double-whammy in their plans to gain a credible footing in the world of tablet PCs. In one day, the company announced the end of its rumoured Courier tablet-notebook device, while TechCrunch has reported that the HP Slate tablet PC may be doing away with the Windows 7 operating system.
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Samsung launches 23-inch Konect Plus monitor in India with plethora of connectors
The new 23-inch Samsung P2370MS Multi Function Monitor is the first entry in the Konect Plus range. The Konect Plus is supposed to allow a user to connect a host of devices to it at a time, making it a multimedia hub. With a whole bunch of connector ports available, you can theoretically have your PC, two video game consoles, HDTV, camcorder and a speaker system connected to this one monitor at the same time!
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Reliance launches mobile app store in India with GetJar
Reliance Communications has entered into a strategic alliance with Apps store GetJar to create a free mobile apps store for their handsets.
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Fast zing missing in LG's Android
If you wanted to invest in an Android phone, the GW 620 is hard to root for as it has little scope for a version upgrade to the operating system.
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BlackBerry WES 2010 Highlights
The stage is set for a big announcement, two updates to the Pearl and Bold line were made yesterday, we've had a leak of the Blackberry OS 6.0 last week, let's see what BB serves up today.
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Nokia launches C3, C6 and E5 QWERTY phones in India
The new Nokia C5 is the first phone running on the standard S40 Nokia interface to come with a full QWERTY keypad, and quite a bargain at around Rs. 5,000. The E5 is in the same line as the popular E63 and E71, proving to be a business user's best mate. And the new Nokia C6 is almost like putting a slide-out QWERTY keyboard under the popular Nokia 5800 touchscreen handset.
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Asus, Toshiba make sturdiest laptops: study
A new study by independent laptop warranty provider Square Trade has found that laptops by Asus and Toshiba are the least prone to failures, trumping such brands as Apple and Lenovo. HP was found to have the highest laptop failure rate among all brands, and netbooks failed much more frequently than full-fledged laptops. If you are in the market for a notebook PC or know anyone who is, this is one article you don't want to miss out on...
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Google Earth View brings 3D Google Maps to your browser
Now you can check out the full Bandra-Worli sea-link in a virtual 3D environment right from your browser! With 'Earth View', Google has incorporated the three-dimensional aspect of Google Earth in its regular browser-accessible Google Maps service. Read on to know how you can access the same and check out the features it offers...
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RIM announces BlackBerry Bold 9650, BlackBerry Pearl 3G
Research In Motion announced two new handsets today, the BlackBerry Bold 9650 the first Bold series handset for CDMA networks, and the BlackBerry Pearl 3G, the slimmest Blackberry yet. Specs and features inside..
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Asus Eee PC 1201NL, first NVIDIA ION netbook in India
Techtree recently reviewed a pre-release sample of an ION netbook, the 12-inch Asus Eee PC 1201NL, which will be launched next month. The 1201NL has the ION LE chipset, not the actual ION, which supports DirectX 10. Specs wise, the LE chipset looks pretty similar to ION, and is intended for netbooks bundled with Windows XP.
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Samsung Galaxy Spica is the cheapest Android available in India [Reviews]
Samsung i5700 Spica was launched in February for Rs. 14,750, making it the lowest priced Android, of the 10 officially launched in India so far. What's even more promising is that the Spica is officially confirmed to get a 2.1 update from v1.5 soon.
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Clamshell BlackBerry 9670 shown running OS 6.0
BoyGeniusReport teased us yesterday with features and interface enhancements to the Blackberry 6.0 OS, this time we have confirmation on the first ever photos of the Blackberry 9670 shown running the same. Videos and more info are to come later.
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Trade in your old games for new ones at Game4U store in Mumbai
You can now trade-in old game titles for new ones at Game4u storefront in Andheri, Mumbai. The scheme was launched a couple of weeks ago by Games4u.com which also has an e-commerce shopping portal for console and PC games.
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Blackberry 6.0 OS screenshots leaked
After yesterday's iPhone 4G leakage, we've got a leak about the upcoming Blackberry 6.0 OS. The screenshots were leaked by an AT&T source who not only showed BoyGeniusReport the new OS, but also gave them an interface teardown, elaborately chronicled in hundreds of words
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Nokia India launches four cheap mobile phones: 1280, 1616, 1800 and 2690
Nokia has launched four new handsets in the Indian market, primarily aimed at the audience that usually says, I just want a phone that lets me make calls and send SMSes. The new phones Nokia 2690, Nokia 1800, Nokia 1616 and Nokia 1280 all cost under Rs. 3,000, with three of them being priced under Rs. 2,000.
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