Lava XOLO X900 goes on sale in India
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The first Intel powered smartphone Lava Xolo X900 is now available in India. This Gingerbread phone can now be purchased from fresh out of oven Cromaretail.com, Croma stores and XOLO.in for INR 21,999.
Lava and Intel launch Xolo X900 in India for INR 22,000
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Lava today became the first manufacturer to announce the launch of an Intel powered Android smartphone in India. Earlier showcased at Mobile World Congress, Lava Xolo X900 will be available in India starting April 23 for INR 22,000.
Huawei announces Ascend P1 availability details
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Huawei today announced that the Huawei Ascend P1 will be available in Hong Kong, Taiwan, and Australia through operators and retailers by May 2012, in Latin America from June 2012 and in Europe from summer, with availability in other markets to follow.
Samsung Galaxy S Advance and Galaxy Pocket debut in India
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Samsung has announced two more Galaxy smartphones – Galaxy S Advance and Galaxy Pocket in the Indian Market. Priced at INR 26,900 and INR 8,150 respectively, both the models will be shortly available in the country.
Samsung Galaxy S III launch on May 3 in London
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Wait is almost over, Samsung has started sending out invites for a press event in London, which comes with the tagline “come and meet the next Galaxy”. This event is scheduled for May 3 and will most likely see the Galaxy S III launch.
Reliance, Google partner; RCom to give free data with every Android device
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Google and Reliance Communication have entered in an exclusive tie-up in India. As a part of this partnership, RCom has announced that it will be offering 1GB of free data to all new & existing customers who buy a new Google approved Android device.
India – The Android First Nation
This is a guest post by Sitakanta Ray
In my earlier post, I had discussed about the higher preference for iOS among international developers and that developers were more or less unsatisfied with the Android marketplace when it came to revenues.
However, is the case similar in India where the Android phones outnumber other operating systems?
I decided to investigate the following using popular apps from Utility, Banking, Retailing Entertainment and News organizations from India. Here are my findings.
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Sony starts rolling out Android 4.0 update for Xperia Ray, Arc S, neo V
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Sony has announced in a blog post that it has started rolling out the much awaited Android 4.0 update for three of its 2011 Xperia smartphones. These smartphones include Xperia arc S, neo V and Ray. Other smartphones in the Xperia series – Xperia arc, Xperia PLAY, Xperia neo, Xperia mini, Xperia mini pro, Xperia pro, Xperia active and Sony Ericsson Live with Walkman – will be getting the ICS update in May and June months.
Huawei officially launches Honor, Ideos X5 Pro
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Huawei India has officially announced two of its Android smartphones in the country. These smartphones include Gingerbread powered Honor and Ideos X5 Pro (an upgraded version of Ideos X5).
Google Currents goes live for International users
Google has finally decided to take its Google Currents Android app to the international users. The app went live for everyone late last night and can be grabbed from Google Play store.
This Flipboard competitor offers nearly 400 publisher editions and over 14,000 self-produced editions of news content. You can also view AndroidOS.in Currents version on the app.
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