Samsung Omnia M available in India via Snapdeal at Rs. 17,990

 Samsung's Windows Phone 7.5-based Omnia M smartphone is now available in India via online shopping site Snapdeal. The Samsung Omnia M has been priced at Rs. 17,990.

Samsung had unveiled the Omnia M in May this year and is supposed to take on Nokia's Windows Phone-based Lumia phones. The design of the Omnia M is reminiscent of its predecessor, the Omnia 7, except that the Omnia M does not have physical Windows home button. There's no word on whether the Omnia M will be updated to the latest Windows Phone 8 OS.

Sharkoon's New Compact Tactix Gaming Keyboard

Sharkoon announced a new gaming keyboard called the Sharkoon Tactix Gaming Keyboard. This compact gaming keyboard features an 18-key rollover and interchangeable WASD and arrow keys. The keyboard has 107 function keys which can be assigned to different programs or functions. You can create up to ten profiles with three sub-levels for different applications and environments. The Tactix also has a detachable palm rest. Thanks to support for N-key rollover for up to 18 keys, gamers can perform key commands quickly and precisely while gaming.

Nokia Lumias outshipped iPhone, Samsung Android phones through First Three Quarters

Don’t think too much into the significance of this report currently going around the web, as nice as it looks and all.

It shows that comparisons of first three quarters of Nokia lumia, iPhone and Samsung Androids.

Interestingly (and more worryingly if it didn’t happen) there are more Lumias in the first three quarters than iPhone. With an increase in overall market size, you would expect that to happen (though cannot take that for granted either). What surprised me more is that Samsung Droid did not exceed the older iPhone.

New Gadget that Lets You Manage Car Controls

Researchers have come up with a new gadget that is looking at changing the way one drives, altogether. So now imagine controlling a handful of your car's functions by nodding and winking! As much as it will take you by surprise, it is one technology that will pique the interests of many. As per a report by The Daily Mail, this technology essentially involves an infrared sensor mounted on the dashboard of the car, which recognises the expressions of the driver and controls the car accordingly. Inside the car is a computer, which translates the gestures to a corresponding list of commands for the radio, Sat Nav, heating and mobile phone. At the moment, the gestures are under testing before they are deployed. Researchers are testing a basic set of gestures, which could be rolled out uniformly across the globe.



To turn on the heating in the car..

Huawei launches Ascend G300, Y200 Smartphones in India

Huawei has officially launched its new Ascend series smartphones, G300 and Y200, in India. The new Huawei G300 and Y200 smartphones run on Android 2.3 Gingerbread operating system and are priced at Rs. 13,490 and Rs. 8,190 respectively.

Pantel Intros Android ICS-based T-Pad IS701C tablet at Rs 4,999

Pantel Technologies has launched its new Android-powered tablet PC named "T-Pad IS701C" in the Indian market. The tablet is engineered with a cortex A8 1GHz processor. It features a 7-inch TFT LCD capacitive multi-touch screen with a resolution of 800X480 pixels. 

Intex i-Buddy - India's first tablet with keypad Launched

 In the era of cheap me-too 7-inch tablets, PC peripherals brand Intex has launched a standout ultra-slim tablet with a built-in keyboard like that of the Microsoft Surface.