Samsung the leading Smartphone maker announce update for Samsung Galaxy Ace S5830 users in India, there is an Android 2.3.6 update available.
This is an official release from Samsung and the users should be able to update it over the air. This upgrade will update Android version to Android 2.3.5 and if you are on 2.3.5, then you can directly proceed with the software.
Update is now available via Samsung Kies. You can also grab the firmware file from sammobile and flash it manually via ODIN. If you are on GPRS, please make sure that you switch over to Wi-Fi as it may cost you much for the download of the software file.
Here is the update version for the Ace S5830I: S5830IXXLA2/S5830IODDLA1. Like all other updates, this one will be distributed to Samsung Ace customers in batches, so you’ll have to be a little patient.

How I can Update my Samsung Galaxy Ace S5830 ?

Answer is here :
If you have not received any such, then you can check it manually. To do that follow the path of home screen and hit Menu > Settings > About Phone > System update and click on Android update. Your update will be automatically be installed on your handset and you would be able to use your handset within 10 minutes.
To check the software version on your device after update, you need to go to Home Screen tab on Menu > Settings > About phone and check the Android version present on your handset.

If you missed the chance of booking cheapest Android tablet Aakash don’t wary and don’t be disappointed.Our this post may cheer you up.

Makers of Aakash tablet, Datawind is ready with their new tablet Ubislate 7+ at an expected price of Rs 2999. Unlike Aakash (Ubislate7) which is a student version tab, Ubislate 7+ will be available everywhere and to everyone.

The upgraded version of Aakash, Ubislate 7+ tab will be available in the Indian market by last week of January, 2012.

Pre-order booking have already started from their website- ubislate.com

Interested buyers can also call on a Toll Free No: 1800.180.2180 for more information.
Check out its configuration of Aakash, Ubislate 7+ tab below:

Hardware

• Processor: Connexant with Graphics accelerator & HD Video processor

• Memory: 256MB RAM / Storage (Internal): 2GB Flash

• Storage (External): 2GB to 32GB Supported

• Peripherals: 2 Standard USB port

• Display and Resolution: 7 inch display with 800×480 pixel resolution

Software

• OS: Android 2.2

• Document Rendering

• Supported Document formats: DOC, DOCX, PPT, PPTX, XLS, XLSX, ODT, ODP

• PDF viewer, Text editor

• Multimedia and Image Display

• Image viewer supported formats: PNG, JPG, BMP and GIF

• Supported audio formats: MP3, AAC, AC3, WAV, WMA

• Supported video formats: MPEG2, MPEG4, AVI, FLV

• Communication and Internet

• Web browser- Standards Compliance: xHTML 1.1 compliant, JavaScript 1.8 compliant

• Separate application for online YouTube video

• Safety and other standards compliance

• CE certification / RoHS certification

Samsung today introduced the Galaxy Y Duos and Galaxy Y Pro Duos, a pair of Android smartphone in their Galaxy mobile series that have space for two SIM cards.
The Galaxy Y Duos is an all-touch Android 2.3 Gingerbread setup with a 3.1-inch QVGA screen, a 3-megapixel fixed-focus camera, and the Android works. It also has a 1,300mAh battery.
On the slightly higher end of the scale there’s the Galaxy Y Pro Duos, which runs the same Android version and has a full QWERTY keyboard on its candy-bar frame (that keyboard is how you know it’s “pro”). As a result, the screen is a smaller 2.6 inches. There’s a 3-megapixel camera on the back, but Samsung has also added a front-facing VGA camera and a slightly larger 1,350mAh battery.
While there’s no pricing for this yet, Samsung has shared a January release date, and a first market: Russia. The Galaxy Y Duos will then “gradually” roll out to Europe, Africa, CIS, Latin America, Southeast and Southwest Asia, the Middle East, and China. The keyboarded Pro version is headed to Europe, Africa, CIS, Latin America, Southwest Asia, and the Middle East.
North Americans looking for this type of solution are sadly going to have to keep looking for now (or start lobbying Samsung). I’m interested in seeing this in action; hopefully, Samsung brings the duo of Duos along with it to CES, just for fun.
source:cnet

Its best gift for Mumbai college students in this Christmas . Aakash tablet now available at Rs 1,138 comes as a perfect Christmas gift to them.
Students from Mumbai University and 100 other varsities will be able to avail this offer.

The step for selling the low-cost tab almost at half price was taken by officials of the board of college and university development.Reportedly, students will also be able to access all the online content for undergraduate and postgraduate courses developed under the Human Resources Development Ministry (HRDM) free of cost.

In order to buy the tab, students need to place an order with their college or department.
Earlier Datawind, the makers of Aakash, had put up near about 30,000 tablets online with a price tag of Rs 2,500, with a delivery period of seven days.
The seven-inch touch screen tablet flaunts of features of Aakash such as 256 megabytes of RAM, ARM 11 processor with the Android 2.2 operating system, two USB ports and HD-quality video.
According to sources, Aakash’s next commercial version called the Ubislate 7, which has a faster processor, is slated to be launched late January.

If your keen to buy BlackBerry and you find pure white color of your favorite BlackBerry then it is good news for you. Research In Motion (RIM) on Tuesday launched BlackBerry Bold 9900 smartphone in Pure White for India. You can buy this stunning new smartphone at authorized retail channels.

The BlackBerry Bold 9900 is the thinnest BlackBerry smartphone yet at only 10.5mm, and the first to offer the perfect union of a high performance keyboard and touch display integrated within the iconic BlackBerry Bold design.
The new BlackBerry Bold 9900 is also the first BlackBerry smartphone to include built-in support for NFC (Near Field Communications), a new technology that is enabling many new and exciting capabilities, including the ability to make mobile payments, pair with NFC-enabled accessories or read SmartPoster tags with a simple tap of the smartphone.

BlackBerry Bold 9900 Features and Specifications

Size : 115 x 66 x 10.5 mm, approximately 130g

Display : 2.8″ capacitive touch screen display – VGA (640×480), 287 dpi resolution

Keyboard : Ultra-easy QWERTY keyboard, optical trackpad
CPU 1.2 GHz Processor

Memory : 768 MB RAM; 8 GB on-board memory, plus microSD slot supporting up to 32 GB cards

Camera : 5.0 MP camera, supports 720p HD video recording
Accelerometer/Magnetometer Orientation Sensor (Accelerometer), Digital Compass (Magnetometer), Proximity Sensor

GPS: Built-in GPS / aGPS

Wifi :

Dual-Band Wi-Fi – 802.11 b/g/n at 2.4 GHz and 802.11 a/n at 5 GHz:

* 9900: Tri-BandHSPA+,Quad-BandGSM/EDGE
* 9930: Dual-BandCDMA/EV-DORev.A,Dual-BandHSPA+,Quad-Band GSM/EDGE

Bluetooth : Bluetooth® 2.1+EDR support

Operating System : BlackBerry 7 OS

Battery : 1230 mAh removable, rechargeable battery

Samsung Apps store dolls out 16 free apps to Samsung Galaxy SII and Galaxy Wi-Fi users
The Korean giant Samsung provide free apps for selected smart phone range.There are 16 apps which are available for Samsung Galaxy S Wi-Fi 5.0 and Samsung Galaxy SII users.While the Samsung Galaxy Notebook users have a choice of 12 free apps. However there is only one free app for Samsung Galaxy Ace and Samsung Galaxy Go users.

Following are the Free apps on offer for different Samsung Galaxy users:

Samsung Galaxy SII and Samsung Galaxy Wi-Fi 5.0: Air penguin, guru planet, air attack HD, paladog, artillery brigade, Ripitide GP HD, bang bang racing, roboto, bubble fish, samurai 2, European war, sprinkle, flip flip flip, trial xtreme, grow and zixxby.
 
Samsung Galaxy Note: Air penguin, Ripitide GP HD, air attack HD, paladog, artillery brigade, bang bang racing, roboto, grow, zixxby, trial xtreme,sprinkle and samurai 2.

Samsung Galaxy Ace and Samsung Galaxy Gio: Air penguin

This is the month of Christmas mean the month for shopping,gifts,making all the arrangements, preparing delicious recipes, sharing the fun and laughter – and finding time to plan all of that beforehand. So why we stay behind here in this festival month we have some interesting iPhone Christmas Apps lined up for you in which some of free downland Christmas app.

Send My Santa:

Turn yourself and your friends into A jolly old elf with Send My Santa.
This new app lets you take a picture of a friend, then turn them into Santa Clause. You can add different bodies, hair, hats and sunglasses to their face.
In just a few seconds you can turn anyone into Santa, an angel, an elf, a snowman or a reindeer. Once you are done, add a personal message and cool Christmas jingle. You can choose from Christmas carols or record your own holiday greeting. Then send off your Christmas creation to all your friends using Twitter, Facebook, email or SMS. The app works with both the forward and reverse facing cameras on the iPhone so you can easily turn yourself or anyone else into a classic Christmas character.

Personalize every picture and give all your friends a Santa alter ego to show off.
downloads;

Coca-Cola Christmas Snow Globes

The official Christmas app from Coca-Cola stills reigns on top. It has a beautiful interface that lets you add your friend’s photos (faces) to interesting pictures and create those wonderful snow globes. You can also create dance performances using swipe gestures, and then put them all together and send the on-the-fly gift card to your friends! You can share it via Twitter or Facebook too!
This is one simple app that lets you create Christmas cards on the go – and that too, with so many effects and surprises added!
Price:Free
Download Coca-Cola Christmas Snow Globes App

ChristmasMishap

This is what you call fun. Christmas Mishap is where Santa accidentally loses control over his sled sliding down a slope – and you help him keep the gifts safe (or get them back into the bag). It sounds simple – but beware! It’s very addictive! A totally rocking game app for Christmas.
Price: $0.99
Download Christmas Mishap for iPhone

ChristmasTale HD

Back last Christmas, this was ranked as the #1 app for iPad. It works on iPhones and iPods too (universal app) and it brings you quite a stunning high-definition book which you can read – or have the app read it for you! Besides this, it’s a complete app of its own for Christmas – comes with fun activities, lets you create Christmas wish list, and of course, there’s the Countdown to Christmas!
Price:Free
Download Christmas Tale HD iPhone App

Make a X’tree

This also very nice App.you can create your christmas tree desgin it with your choice and many more. It is beautiful. Nice background music,Easy sharing,It is free and free for any decoration item, NO In App Purchase.
download :Make a X’tree

Interactive Christmas Tree

The Interactive musical Christmas tree is something that combines music, lights, effects, animation and countdown into one. It’s a simple app but very entertaining. It comes as a treat for the eyes with realistic graphics that brings alive a whole Christmas tree – which is interactive too!
Price: Free
Download Interactive Christmas Tree

Lately, Apple has been experimenting with fingerprint technology and it’s many uses. There are already apps for iPhone that require a fingerprint (rather than a password) to unlock the phone, thereby providing optimal security. However, now, Apple has disclosed that, in combination with a mobileOne fingerprint pad, the iPhone can fight crime, too.

With this mobileOne device, an iPhone user may scan the fingerprints of those who have stolen their phone. The device is equipped with a FIPS 201/PIV fingerprint sensor, providing a full 256 bit grayscale, 508 dpi image in only 700 milliseconds. With the mobileOne technology and iPhone or iPod touch combined, a person can capture all 10 fingerprints and facial images in seconds.

It’s only logical that law enforcement would pick up on this crime-fighting technology. The FBI is currently testing different fingerprint technology and this iPhone fingerprint device is currently in the running. Starting the testing on the mobileOne and iPhone technology in 2012, the FBI announces that the technology will take a while to approve.

The FbF mobileOne device will cost around $600, a reasonable price for efficient and practical technology.

Author’s Bio: Sean is a guest blogger who specializes in mobile technology and using Dell coupons for deals.

Order your Aakash tablet now, and pre-book your Ubislate7 (the upgraded version of Aakash) today! Aakash tablet can be ordered now (cash on delivery) and the delivery will be done in a week’s time.

After long waiting now it is good news for students who are keen to buy Aakash tablet.Students’ version of Aakash will be available for Rs.2,500 (around 35$ ).Tablet have been put on online for sale.

About 30,000 tablets have been put online for sale. Tablet has a three-hour battery and no 3G connectivity. The payment mode for the tablet is cash on delivery.

The government has till now procured only 10,000 tablets. DataWind, the Canadian company that is manufacturing Aakash, has started the online booking as well as pre booking of the low cost Android tablet.

Aakash’s next commercial version called the Ubislate 7, with a faster processor, is slated to be launched late in January.

Online booking for the Aakash’s tablet has started through the official website:http://www.aakashtablet.com/

Sorce ;Indiatoday:

Nokia Unveil there Mobile wallet service Nokia Money, Now be available across the country.
Through the Nokia Money platform, a host of financial transactions such as payments for utility bills, tickets, top-ups and insurance premiums can be conducted on the mobile phone itself.
An e-wallet is like a physical wallet that enables users to make electronic transactions without cash. This service would primarily cater to the un-banked and under-banked masses by giving them access to financial services through their mobile phones.
“There is a need for alternative financial payment instruments in India and the mobile handset offers a perfect mass platform to deliver these. Transaction costs on mobile devices are significantly lower,” said Mr Gary Singh, General Manager, Mobile Payment Services.
In order to activate this service, consumers have to go through a registration process at designated outlets and pay cash to load the wallet, according to a press statement.
Earlier this year, Nokia had announced it will embed the mobile wallet application across all its handsets going ahead, a move aimed at driving financial inclusion through mobile devices. It may be recalled that Nokia was among the first to start mobile payment services in India with pilot projects in Pune, Chandigarh and Nashik in 2010.