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No 2G cant support this service i guess .. may be Hetal could throw more light on this

Yes Hetal u r right buddy its available in Korea its called WiBro(thats 4G) mobile Wi-Max.. always connected even on the move

ya buddy would have been much better if all the features were working from onset no need to tweak them then.. but as you r a genius in unlocking mobile yaar i guess would not be much of a problem for you dude waiting very eagerly to read your review

So Hetal I now believe buddy u r on my side .. u also love Iphone now Great man you have purchased Iphone .. Post your hands on experience abt it buddy would love to hear abt it I told you buddy with time Iphone will evolve & see it has happened.. finally no more restrictions now I think now people would justify my support for Iphone In pipeline is a 3G iphone with 16 GB so that will be even more awesome & more popular i guess

Source - http://www.telegraphindia.com/1070914/asp/...ory_8315704.asp Mobile Internet Tata Indicom, Samsung and Qualcomm today launched a web browser for CDMA phones. The service comes for a fee of Rs 99 per month on the Samsung Explore handset, which is priced at Rs 5,499. Source - http://www.indiaprwire.com/pressrelease/te...00709134518.htm Tata Indicom presents mobile internet 'Like Never Before'... In association with Samsung on the new 'Explore' Handset India's 1st Web browser optimized to display all websites on Explore - a slim and sleek Handset with Multimedia, FM & Customized-for-India Applications. Read, Surf, Browse, e-Mail Friends and much more; Internet access speeds with CDMA, up to 3-4 times faster than GPRS; Full access to all Internet sites; Web browser that's easy to download from TATA Zone; Sleek phone with camera, MP3, FM, Expandable Memory, Unique Apps & TFT display; Based on Qualcomm Single Chip™ (QSC™) platform Tata Teleservices, India’s fastest-growing telecom service provider, today unveiled the country’s first Mobile Web Browser, fully optimized for mobile Internet, in association with Samsung Telecommunications India on ‘Samsung Explore’ — a sleek feature-rich handset priced at only Rs 5,499/. This new-age browser is designed to provide mobile users a true Web experience at speed 3-4 times faster than GPRS, with access to all websites—and all this on a stylish multimedia device from Samsung, at a very affordable price. “This innovation is an important step in extending the power of the Internet on to Mobile Devices, making it accessible to the large and growing mass of mobile users. With our new mobile web browser, Tata Indicom customers can get a rich and full Internet experience—on handsets that are very affordable,” said Mr. Sanjeev Khera, COO-AP Circle, Tata Teleservices Limited. “The new capabilities of the Mobile Browser with the faster access of CDMA, provides a quick and full experience, unlike any other that we have seen till now,” he added. Tata Indicom’s web browser is first being introduced on the ‘Samsung Explore’ handset. Mobile Internet comes at easy prices—ranging from Rs 10 per day to Rs 99 for a month, with unlimited Internet access. “This efficient mobile browser further reiterates our commitment to bring in latest innovations and leverage the power of CDMA for our customers—across a choice of handsets. The Internet provides a rich opportunity to explore, learn and grow and we will continue to introduce innovative products that maximize customer value,” Mr. Khera added. Samsung Explore comes with a ‘Go Active’ connection that offers incoming facility for a year and free 1,000-minutes Tata-to-Tata calling at no extra cost. Additionally, Tata Indicom customers also have the option to select their own tariff plan from various consumer-friendly and attractive tariff options. The QSC family of solutions enables smaller, sleeker, more power-efficient devices for mass markets by featuring industry-leading levels of integration. The QSC family has now been expanded to support CDMA2000 1xEV-DO, EV-DO Rev. A, Assisted-GPS etc, so even mainstream handsets can offer mobile broadband data, sophisticated location services and more. QSC solutions enable cost-competitive devices with in-demand features such as polyphonic ringtones, wallpapers, games, MP3 player and digital camera.All leading CDMA device manufacturers have brought QSC solutions to the Indian market. The Tata Indicom Mobile Web Browser, powered by Novarra Inc, can be easily downloaded on BREW® enabled handsets. The Mobile Web browser allows users to access rich portals, and get full Web access on their mobile phones in a user-friendly way. Users can also access rich text and images Web-based mails, and search for all sites like news, sports, entertainment etc. They can even do their blogging, network on friendship sites and enter forms for travel, e commerce, jobs and more. About Mobile Web Browsers A micro browser or mobile browser is a web browser designed for use on mobile phone. Micro browsers are optimized so as to display Internet content most effectively for small screens on portable devices. They work with small application files that enable a bandwidth efficient and fast delivery on wireless handheld devices. Some of the important benefits of the Mobile browser are: § It provides personal connectivity on the move § A default landing page with, short cuts to popular sites § Easy navigation to open sites, search engines & emailing options § Access to virtually all the links as they are displayed on the computer § Maintains history of the recently visited sites for quick access § Customizable screens for better viewing (zoom in/out) § Image on/off control to enable rapid opening of sites § Delightful better user experience, as compared to WAP browsers Easy price plans provide for Unlimited Internet Access over a day, a week or a month. What’s more, every customer gets a 7-day trial offer of free unlimited Internet access – at No Cost. - End - About Tata Teleservices Ltd: Tata Teleservices is one of India's leading private telecom service providers. The company offers integrated telecom solutions to its customers under the Tata Indicom brand, and uses the latest CDMA 3G1X technology for its wireless network. Tata Teleservices operates in more than 3400 towns across 20 circles i.e. Andhra Pradesh, Chennai, Gujarat, Karnataka, New Delhi, Maharashtra, Mumbai, Tamil Nadu, Orissa, Bihar, Rajasthan, Punjab, Haryana, Himachal Pradesh, Uttar Pradesh (E), Uttar Pradesh (W), Kolkata, Kerala, Madhya Pradesh and West Bengal. The company has a customer base of over 19 million. About Samsung Telecommunications India Pvt Ltd: Samsung Telecommunications India – a 100% subsidiary of Samsung Electronics Co., is a dominant mobile player in the Indian market. As the part of its global strategy to cater to the world’s largest emerging telecom market, Samsung had set up mobile phone manufacturing unit at Manesar, Haryana. Being fully automated and highly sophisticated, this manufacturing unit currently has the capacity of 1.5 million ### Qualcomm and BREW are registered trademarks of Qualcomm Incorporated. Qualcomm Single-Chip, QSC, and QSC 6020 are trademarks of Qualcomm Incorporated.

Source - http://www.tech2.com/india/news/video-play...n-india/15991/0 Apple Unveils Next-Gen iPods in India Apple today introduced the all-new next generation range of iPods – Nano, Classic and Touch – in India, bringing in video playback, an enhanced interface featuring Cover Flow, and a new design. The new iPod Nano features a 204 pixel per inch display that's 65 per cent brighter than the previous generation, and delivers 320 x 240 resolution. The iPod Nano delivers up to 24 hours of audio playback or five hours of video playback on a single charge. The device is encased in an all-metal design made of anodized aluminum and polished stainless steel, and comes in four colors – silver, black, blue and green. "We’ve taken the most popular music player in the world and added stunning video playback. The iPod Nano just keeps getting better and better with each new generation," said Apple’s CEO Steve Jobs. "The first iPod put 1,000 songs in your pocket; this new iPod Classic can put 40,000 songs in your pocket," he added. Available from today, the 4 GB version of the Nano in silver costs Rs. 8,800 and the 8 GB version in silver, black, blue and green is available for Rs. 11,400. The models include earbud headphones, a USB to 30-pin cable and a Universal Dock Connector. The 80 GB version of the iPod Classic delivers up to 30 hours of music playback and five hours of video playback on a single charge while the 160 GB version delivers up to 40 hours of music playback and seven hours of video playback. "Carrying the iPod classic is as good as carrying the hard disk of your personal computer," said Yeo Eng Yiong, senior product marketing manager (portables), Apple, Asia Pacific. Available from today, the 80 GB version costs Rs. 14,500 and the 160 GB version is available for Rs. 20,400. Coming to the iPod Touch, the 8 GB version costs Rs. 17,700 while the 16 GB version costs Rs. 23,600. The iPod Touch is scheduled to be available in India in October. Though the iPod Touch was formally announced in India, the actual product has not yet hit the stores. The iPods come with three preloaded games: Klondike (a Solitaire card game), Vortex (a fast-paced 360 degrees brick-bashing game) and iQuiz (entertainment trivia). Additional games can be purchased from the iTunes store. The iPods require a Mac with a USB 2.0 port, Mac OS X v10.108 or later and iTunes 7.4; or a Windows PC with a USB 2.0 port and Windows Vista or Windows XP Home/Professional (Service Pack 2) or later and iTunes 7.4

You are right mate 52K is way too high but as you know there r some crazy freaks(those who have lots and pots of money) in this world for them 52K is also not much.

Source - http://www.gsmarena.com/palm_unveils_treo_...ne-news-309.php Palm unveils Treo 500v for Vodafone Palm announced today the Palm Treo 500v, a 3G smartphone running on Windows Mobile 6 Standard. The device has its design redone and offers enhanced communication and multimedia capabilities. In Treo 500v, Palm has for the first time given up the square touchscreen display and stylus, choosing a standard QVGA TFT 65k display instead. Palm got all fans of the Treo devices astir with the Palm Treo 500v, a fresh addition to the Palm smartphone line. The Treo 500v comes dressed in glacier white and charcoal grey and has undergone several changes. The key ones are the rounded casing, the large call and end keys and the comfortable D-pad. The keypad is the good old QWERTY. The tri-band GSM smartphone with 3G/UMTS support has the ultimate communication capabilities, such as Microsoft Direct Push technology for delivery of Outlook email, automatic download of Hotmail/MSN, Gmail and Yahoo! email as it arrives. Also on board are the highly comfortable, full-featured internet browser; access to Google maps and eBay, as well as Vodafone live! support for news, sports, and entertainment on the go. Of course, the new smartphone can handle standard office documents, as word, excel and PowerPoint presentations, as it comes with a preinstalled Pocket Office software. Palm Treo 500v also has 150 MB of built-in memory, expandable via a microSD card, a 2 megapixel camera, capable of video recording as well. It has also a Bluetooth v2.0 with A2DP and miniUSB slot. Starting in October the new Palm Treo 500v smartphone will initially be available exclusively to Vodafone customers in Germany, Ireland, Italy, Netherlands, Portugal, Spain and UK, and to Vodacom customers in South Africa. There's currently no information on pricing.

Source - http://www.tech2.com/india/news/smart-mobi...e-phone/15741/0 HTC May Develop Google Phone The Google Phone has been in the works for a long time. Concepts for this phone have been floating around for ages. Of course nothing is conclusive as to whether or not Google is actually going to be coming out with a mobile of their own. However, some of the designs are way out there and look astounding. What specs these mobiles will have are also a little vague. But there’s no harm in dreaming, is there? Naturally, we expect it to have G-Talk, Gmail, Google Maps, and Google Search as standard applications. Let's not forget YouTube as another feature that's likely to be included by default. Apparently, all of this could be going down in Google’s office in Cambridge, UK, but it’s all very hush-hush. It also looks likely that HTC just might be the guys hired to get the phone off the drawing board. According to Om Malik down at gigaom , he has a bit of a scoop on a few facts that Google is incorporating into their phone. For instance, he says it should run on a Mobile Linux platform and have Java capability. The biggest question on everybody’s mind is – will it be here before the next-gen iPhone and how will it compare? I guess we’ll just have to wait and see what Google comes up with. When we get the dope you can bet you’ll know as well!

Source - http://www.tech2.com/india/news/mp3-audio-...-market/15881/0 Unlocked iPhone Selling in Mumbai's Gray Market The Mumbai gray market seems to be brimming with the latest offerings in the market. You can get the iPhone (unlocked and running) for a whopping Rs. 52,000 Hopefully, seeing as only this morning some sleepless soul managed to make a hardware-free hacking method to unlock the phone, enthusiasts won't have to wait for a day at Heera Panna for the unlocking to happen.

U r welcome Hetal

Source - http://www.techtree.com/India/News/O2_Laun...-83244-615.html O2 has launched its PDA phone, Xda Flame, with multimedia capabilities of a 3D graphics processor. The NVIDIA GoForce 5500 Graphics Processing Unit (GPU) accelerates multimedia tasks such as audio and video in hardware - the improved speed gives customers console-class 3D gaming, DVD-quality video, sharp photo playback, as well as the ability to display interactive 3D charts and diagrams during presentations. The phone has 2 processors, the other being an Intel Central Processing Unit (CPU). This allows for the workload to be split between the 2 processors, leading to overall device efficiency and a smoother end-user experience. For customers with a need for heavy business usage could rely on device's productivity features, including Microsoft Office Programs for Windows Mobile, Microsoft Office Outlook Mobile with Direct Push Technology, Adobe Reader, and popular stalwart applications like - O2 SMS Plus, O2 Menu, O2 MediaPlus, Worldmate, and Codewallet Pro. For customers who need to stay globally connected, the phone has connectivity options like 3G, Wireless LAN, Bluetooth v2.0, and a micro-SD card slot the phone has 2GB ROM and 128MB RAM of onboard memory. Customers can also connect a myriad of USB devices to the Xda Flame with USB OTG (On-The-Go) technology and use the device as a host. They can now manage gadgets, from printers to hard disk drives, digital cameras, and MP3 players away from their desk station. Also, an Infrared remote control feature lets the Xda Flame manage various appliances like - TV, video, and audio players wirelessly. The Xda Flame liberates the customer to be truly mobile. A complement to the NVIDIA GoForce 5500 GPU is the radiant 3.6" TFT VGA LCD screen. This touch panel supports 262K colors at 480x640 dots resolution for sublime graphical display. Those desiring an even bigger screen can hook up the Xda Flame to a TV or computer screen via its TV-out connector feature to conduct presentations, watch photo slideshows taken with its 2.0 mega pixel camera, or play games on a large screen format. The Xda Flame pairs the display with SRS WOW HD surround sound to ensure that the visual treat on screen is matched with high quality audio piped through the device's dual speakers. The Xda Flame will be available across the country for Rs 39,990 (inclusive of taxes) with 1-year warranty.

Yes Hetal.. buddy i am waiting very eagerly for 3G .. I guess by the time 3G is deployed in Circle A.. Prices of mobiles mentioned by you will be comparatively less (I guess 22 -27K) .. So hope for the best ..lets dream abt 3G

Haha .. ya its true Hetal this PDA is really tempting This PDA is a Powerhouse in terms of functions & experience

Notes from Business team. First two are form factor like Razr and the last one is block model and the last twio are blue Tooth bodel with 1.3 and VGA cameras. etc etc. More details will be known soon. which business team? 'Green Bay – W355', - must be the code name 'Frankfurt (K1m)" and 'Honolulu (L7c)' models.- more code name i could not find any image to match the code names given.. if at all, i guess these models are yet to be launched..if it is so then when is the launch expected.. gas leaks should lead to some explosion .. right.! Hi Ajay, Buddy by code name he meant these mobiles Motorola W355 -------------> http://www.motorola.com/motoinfo/product/d...balObjectId=193 Motorola K1M -------------> http://www.motorola.com/motoinfo/product/d...balObjectId=161 Motorola L7c -------------> http://www.motorola.com/motoinfo/product/d...balObjectId=166

Source - http://www.tech2.com/india/news/smart-mobi...-iphone/15801/0 Apple to Launch 16GB, 3G iPhone? It's not official, but leaked iPhone campaign ads from T-Mobile Germany portray a different story. The iPhone is not likely to be announced in Europe until November, but the grapevine has it that it's to be equipped with 3G, supporting both US-friendly HSDPA format and the Europe-specific UMTS. The leaked ad also claims a 16GB iPhone, with a 2MP camera in keeping with the version launched in the US. According to the ad, the 3G iPhone will be priced at 499 Euros and will come with a coupon for the iTunes store. T-Mobile has obviously not confirmed any of this, but it's been seen posting text banners and product shots on its own website, as posted by http://blogs.zdnet.com/ip-telephony/?p=2318

Source - http://www.cdrinfo.com/Sections/News/Detai...px?NewsId=21376 OQO Inc. has just released new versions of the model 02, currently the world's smallest PC capable of running Windows Vista. The company has increased the storage capacity, processor speed, and wireless data transfer speed of its line of UMPCs. It has also dropped the price for its least expensive model, even as it improves the feature set. Hard Drives The improvements to the OQO model 02 line start with a choice of high-capacity storage options. In an industry first, OQO now offers an ultra-mobile PC with a 120 GB hard disk. In addition, the company has increased drive capacities for two of its devices: to 40 GB in the entry-level model, and to 80 GB in the standard high-end configuration. For users requiring an even more advanced storage solution, OQO now offers a version of the model 02 with a flash-based 32 GB solid state drive. The SSD provides up to 50 percent faster boot and application launch times, as well as increased battery life and ruggedness. Faster Process and Wireless Connectivity The high-end versions of the model 02 now include a 1.6 GHz processor, another industry first in a UMPC. In addition, for the first time, all but OQO's entry-level model can have EV-DO Rev. A added to them. Previously the original version of this 3G cellular-wireless networking standard was all that was available. Service is available through either Sprint or Verizon. Entry-Level Price Drop Some might object to calling a $1,300 computer an "entry-level" device, but this is $200 less than OQO's least expensive model used to sell for. At the same time, the hard drive in this version jumps up to 40 GB. This Windows XP model has a 1.2 GHz processor, and is limited to EV-DO Rev. 0. Other versions of the model 2 sell for $1700 (1.5 GHz, 60 GB HD), $1850 (1.6 GHz, 80 GB HD), $1950 (1.6 GHz, 120 GB HD), $2350 (1.6 GHz, 32 GB SSD).

Source - http://www.rediff.com/news/2007/sep/11cell.htm Karnataka bans sale of mobile phones to kids Smoking, liquor has always been out of bounds for minors. But now mobile phones too will follow suit in Karnataka. The state government has announced that mobile phones shall not be sold to children below the age of 16. This would mean that there shall be a statutory warning outside mobile shops saying that children below 16 will not be entitled to buy mobile phones. This announcement was made by Minister of State for Education Basavaraj Horatti. He also announced that the use of mobile phones will be banned in all schools and colleges. Horatti said that mobile phones are a hindrance to a child and hence it was in their best interests that it is banned. Horatti said that the issue would be discussed in the Cabinet and then an official order would be passed. The order will also spell out the punishment to those selling mobiles to children below the age of 16. The ban on the usage of mobile phones will also apply to professional colleges.

Nokia today officially unveiled the Prism collection, its latest range of fashionable mobile phones. The first two representatives of the Prism collection are the Nokia 7900 Prism and the Nokia 7500 Prism both running on Series 40 3rd Edition user interface. They come with some interesting light effects and feature a geometric pattern design that seems inspired by the exclusive Vertu series mobiles. Photos of the Nokia 7900 Prism leaked more than a month ago, so it doesn't come as a big surprise, the detailed specifications published today however are more than welcome. The Nokia 7900 Prism sports a 2" QVGA OLED display supporting up to 16 million colors. The user can choose among 49 illumination colors both for the display and the keypad. In addition, the Nokia 7900 Prism features a "living" wallpaper, which changes dynamically taking into account the time of day, and the battery and signal strength status thus creating unique graphics for your home screen. Another distinguishable feature of the Nokia 7900 Prism is that according to the manufacturer it should be able to provide a total of 9 hours music playing time. In terms of connectivity, Nokia 7900 Prism sports quad-band GSM/GPRS/EDGE support plus dual-band UMTS. In addition to a 2 megapixel camera with flash, the Nokia 7900 Prism comes with 1GB of internal memory (no memory card slot available). As in other most recent Nokia phones, the 7900 Prism uses a microUSB port for data transfers, a less popular connectivity port as compared to the widely accepted miniUSB. The Nokia 7900 will be available in the third quarter of 2007 with an estimated retail price of 400 EUR. The tri-band Nokia 7500 Prism is not as feature-rich as its sibling, but is still distinguished with the same geometry-driven style and design. Worthy of mentioning are the 2 megapixel camera with flash, 16M colors QVGA TFT display, FM radio, microSD card slot, EDGE and GPRS connectivity. The Nokia 7500 Prism is surely not breaking news since it appeared in the Chinese Nokia website almost a month ago, and is already available in selected markets for around 210 EUR.

Source - http://www.techtree.com/India/News/Now_Nok...-83225-615.html @ ani meher phonescoop... Now Nokia Prism in India And here comes the Nokia Prism Collection for the Indian consumers . Nokia has announced the launch of its Prism Collection targeted at style-conscious consumers and showcasing the state-of-the-art technology. The Prism Collection consists of the Nokia 7900 Prism and the Nokia 7500 Prism handsets with sharp-angled lines, geometric patterns, graphic light-refracting colors, and diamond-cut raised key-mat. Speaking on the occasion, Devinder Kishore, director (marketing) of Nokia India said, Nokia Prism Collection comprising Nokia 7900 and Nokia 7500 is an ode-to-architecture. The Nokia 7900 Prism juxtaposes its sleek liquorice-black face with an anodized aluminum reverse-side, which is intricately coin-stamped and laser-etched in Nokia Prism s signature diamond-cut design. The Nokia 7900 design has an organic LED light display that supports up to 16 million colors and displays light-focused screensaver graphics. The Nokia Prism 7500 s black exterior is spliced with a playful burst of bright accent color. It has a 2 MP camera; it can record high quality videos and play music for 8.5 hours. Nokia 7500 is priced at Rs 11200 and immediately available, whereas Nokia 7900 will be available in October and pricing yet to be decided.

Source - http://www.cdrinfo.com/Sections/News/Detai...px?NewsId=21364 Apple: One Millionth iPhone Sold One millionth iPhone is sold just after 74 days after its introduction on June 29. "One million iPhones in 74 days - it took almost two years to achieve this milestone with iPod," said Steve Jobs, Apple's CEO. "We can't wait to get this revolutionary product into the hands of even more customers this holiday season."

Source - http://www.telegraphindia.com/1070910/asp/...ory_8298579.asp New Delhi, Sept. 9: About half the country’s telemarketing firms remain outside the reach of the do-not-call registry, more than a week after the deadline passed. Telemarketers — all agencies that make calls or send texts to sell products — were asked in June to register with the department of telecom before September 1 or forfeit their licence. So far, 14,750 firms with around 4.5 lakh telephone lines have applied for registration with telecom service providers or directly with the department. The applications are being verified before certificates are issued. An estimated 25,000 to 30,000 telemarketers operate in the country, making over 1,000 crore unsolicited calls a year. Around 3 lakh people are employed by these firms, many of which also double as call centres. “Telemarketers have been given some more time to register before the government cancels their licence to make calls or send messages,” a Telecom Regulatory Authority of India (Trai) official said. In June, when Trai issued directives to check unsolicited calls, it had said: “In case a telemarketer fails to register with DoT by the end of August 2007, their telecom services would get disconnected and they would not be allowed to make any calls or send messages.” A national do-not-call registry would be up from September, it said, and any phone subscriber who wanted to block marketing calls could do so by signing up with it. The registry is now open and subscribers can expect unsolicited calls to stop by the end of October. The National Informatics Centre, authorised to set up the registry to maintain a record of users who do not want unsolicited commercial calls, has readied a scrubbing module which is being validated by Trai. Once the module is functional, Trai will ask all telemarketers registered with it to get their calling list scrubbed — so that they would be able to dial only those numbers which are not listed in the do-not-call registry. Telemarketers who violate the rules and call a number on the do-not-call list will be fined Rs 500 for each unwanted call or message the first time. The fine will double for the second offence. In the third instance, the telemarketer’s line will be disabled. Since a majority of telemarketers are employed by the banking sector, Trai has asked the Reserve Bank of India and the Indian Banks’ Association to ensure that firms without a registration certificate from the department are not hired. The certificates will be valid for 10 years.

Source - http://www.efytimes.com/efytimes/fullnews.asp?edid=21260 Give your mobile phone for any service requirements and get it back in only one hour. Wednesday, August 22, 2007: Motorola, Inc. has opened a MOTOSTORE in Connaught Place, New Delhi. MOTOSTORE was inaugurated in collaboration with Technocare. The store will offer access to interactive experiences and exclusive content, as well as personalisation services such as mobile phone tattoos and diagnosis, photo-imaging, etc. Consumers in New Delhi will also get to view the latest video, music clips and Motorola family album through personal monitors available at Chill Out Zone within the store. MOTOSTORE offers Moto ServiceOne or one-hour service turnaround to consumers, for certain types of repair services. Consumers can give their mobile phones for any service requirements and get it back in only one hour. To enable this, MOTOSTORE has an on-site service centre. Users have the choice of sending an SMS to +91-98112-93000 along with their service order number to get a repair status of the handset or collect an electronic pager from the Motorola service desk. The consumer will be notified via pager when the phone is ready for collection. "We’re excited to open the doors to our latest MOTOSTORE and help Indian consumers get more out of their Motorola products," said Jeremy Dale, corporate vice president, global marketing, mobile devices, Motorola Inc. “Fun is a core element of the MOTOSTOREs. We make sure that consumers can experience our cool devices and see just what they can do. It is a truly engaging retail environment that consumers will just love."

Source - http://cdrinfo.com/Sections/News/Details.aspx?NewsId=21326 Brand New Photos of Long Rumored Device Surface Up to now, we have only had blurry, low-quality photos of the upcoming HP iPAQs. Now, we have a beautiful new picture of this upcoming device. As you can see, the new handhelds are definitely a reality, and now we've got details on added models to the lineup, as well as rumored release information. First and foremost is the iPAQ 914 (pictured), a Windows Mobile smartphone with a 3-megapixel camera, GPS, WiFi, and HSDPA support. HP is also introducing the 614, another Windows Mobile device (this one presumably with a touchscreen), plus GPS, WiFi, and HSDPA -- both new phones are said to be selling for around $800. The company is also introducing the 314, a GPS navigator with custom HP software, and the iPAQ 214 and 114 ($500 / $430), two Windows Mobile-based PDAs without any phone functions (though they have WiFi, allowing for VoIP). All of the devices are said to be hitting shelves in October, save for the 914, which is due (supposedly) in November.

I believe by the time Iphone is launched in India officially may be & yes may be price would be 15000 Rs for 8 GB model i guess thats not a bad deal at all for this beauty