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Oct 2, 2012
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HTC is making a 5 inch Google's next Nexus smartphone and will be running on latest Android OS.
Sony's latest tablet - Xperia Tablet S will hit the Indian market during Diwali.
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Nokia launched the cheap budget Windows Phone smartphone Lumia 610, now they are back with a new Windows Phone budget phone, Lumia 510.
Intel is now entering in the tablet market but years ago, Apple's tablet concept made the ARM to enter the market its processor.
Samsung had said that their flagship smartphone Galaxy S III would see the update by the month of October 2012.
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Sony launched two new mid-range smartphones - Xperia Tipo and Xperia Tipo Dual (Dual-SIM) in the Indian market.
Micromax strengthening its tablet portfolio in the Indian market by launched Funbook Infinity under its Funbook series.
Aiming at business professionals Fujitsu launched a new ultrabook called LIFEBOOK U772 in India for Rs.75,900.
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Apple iPhone 5 will face a hard competition from various upcoming smartphones from major key manufacturers.
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Its time to take away the spot light from the 3D televisions and find out a bit more about 2D LED TVs in the Indian market.
Smartphones with large screens are becoming very popular. In spite of the size being difficult to carry around in the pocket people still prefer bigger screens.
An Android user can never get bored. The app store is always overflowing with games which can keep one occupied for hours on an end.
With the date for the release of Windows Phone 8 coming close all the major players started showcasing their smartphone with Window OS.
Photokina - the world's largest trade fair for the photographic and imaging industries has revealed few exciting cameras to look out for.
Android phones and tablet are common, but there are many other unique tech-filled devices which runs on this open operating system of Google.