Technixupdate and My Mobile Scoop have reported on a possible launch of iPhone 4 with our state owned mobile carrier BSNL soon. It was only last week that Apple launched its revolutionary iPad in India that receives a warm welcome from many gadget freaks and general public. Now that being a part of it, India’s BSNL too was quick in its reflex and announced 3G plans for iPad, both prepaid and postpaid....

Do you want to use your smartphone as a credit card? It won’t be long before this happens. Google, Apple, RIM and Nokia — all are trying their best to make this a reality, as soon as possible. But it seems Google will be the first to touch base with this new revolution. In August 2010, Google acquired Zetawire, a Toronto-based startup with a patent which “provides for mobile banking,...

The dust has not yet settled since Google unveiled Samsung Nexus S and Ebook Store, and now the Silicon Valley based web giant has demonstrated a Motorola tablet prototype that is powered by its rapidly evolving Android OS. The product, showcased by Andy Rubin, VP, Engineering at D: Dive Into Mobile conference at San Francisco, is being thought of as a potential competitor to Apple’s widely acclaimed...

In the first week of January this year, Google attempted to break new ground with the NexusOne or the superphone as they called it. The phone was supposed to sell through a webstore as an open GSM phone for $525. But when dismal sales figures rolled in month after month for a phone that was arguably the best Android phone in the market – Google had to cave in, stopping sales in the United States...

Google and Verizon together recently released a joint public net neutrality proposal. This proposal outlines how broadband providers can control how their users receive content. The complete text of the proposal can be read here. Ever since the proposal was released by Google and Verizon, the web has been full of opinions, views, suggestions for improvement and outrages on the same. Facebook also has...

Google seems to be getting on the nerves of GPS manufacturers with their latest innovation. Recently in news, Google launched their GPS product as part of the Motorola Droid handset  which is now being sold by Verizon Wireless. For now just in USA, but what if they happen to launch it globally to take on all the global GPS players? That would change the entire market for them, wouldn’t it? For...