Motorola unveils MotoYuva WX 160/180 and Moto ZN300

Motorola has decided to release its relatively cheaper phones in India namely ZN300 & WX160/180 of MOTOYUVA series. The former one is a slide model with QVCGA display, new version of Opera browser, 32GB microSD supporting slot. The clarity is so good because of its 3.1 megapixel camera with LED flash. This one costs around Rs.8000.


Wx160 costs for Rs 1500 and Wx180 for Rs 1650. Contains basic features such as FM radio, sms storage upto 140 sms, continuous usage for 7 hours , 1.65" color display etc.

The new Barnes and Noble e-book

The Barnes and Noble e-book reader sports two displays – a 6-inch e-ink display with 800×600 resolution and another, a full color multi-touch LCD that could be used to surf through colored covers of the books or maybe use for displaying QWERTY and so on.

Gizmodo hasn’t revealed the name nor price but they say it’s going after Kindle’s market with price being lower than Amazon’s cash cow.

Touch2 from HTC in India

Touch2 is being released by HTC in India containing windows 6.5. HTC combined with reliance communication offers a 200MB free usage per month for the first six months.

On the hardware front, Touch2 boasts 2.8-inch touchscreen display with QVGA resolution and TouchFLO UI, 528MHz processor, 3G, 3.2MP camera, GPS, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, Zoom bar, 3.5mm audio jack and microSD card support.

The phone will sell for Rs. 24,490 in Maharashtra and Madhya Pradesh while the rest of India will get it for Rs. 22,490.

Acer replaces faulty Laptops

Acer which made laptops possible even for 20000rs now stuck into a problem. Its products such as AS3410, AS3810T, AS3810TZ, As3810TG produced overheating because of the microphone cable. This little embarrassing incident made Acer to replace all its malfunctioning products. You can reach acer customercare online to replace the faulty one if you have.

Windows Mobile 6.5

Here's what is new with Windows Mobile 6.5 Professional. Keep in mind that as carriers adopt Windows Mobile 6.5 to their phones some variations and additions may occur in different builds and customizations.

Microsoft took the sliding panels of Windows Mobile Standard and adapted it to touch navigation. You have a vertical Rolodex that is touch-friendly, and there's horizontal movement for items within that feature.

The one thing that is still missing from the Today Screen is a speed dial or favorite contacts feature. There is a Contacts link at the bottom of the Today Screen but nothing that can sort frequently used contacts. You can set speed dials for contacts, but that's just not the same.

Forget the traditional drop down start menu. There's now a touch-friendly screen full of icons that can be re-arranged and customized through themes and backgrounds. Presently, the rearrangement is limited to moving the icons to the top of the screen. Future builds we've seen have the ability to move icons to wherever you want.

The Windows Mobile 6.1 drop-down Start Menu was limited in size while the Windows Mobile 6.5 Start Screen is not, scrolling and scrolling, putting more apps at your fingertips.

Additionally, the program/settings screens have moved away from that Windows 3.1 feel. The bland white background is replaced by your wallpaper of choice and the icons have more graphical appeal.

Gone are the days of Pocket Internet Explorer, as the browser has more traits of its desktop big brother. Adobe Flash Lite has been included to allow access to flash-based Web content, and AJAX support is on board as well.

Networking sites like facebook, youtube RSSreader, mobile messaging et.