Karbonn has launched yet another smartphone in India, the A18 Smart, which runs Android 4.0 and costs Rs 12,990. (more…)Google+

After unveiling its latest flagship, the Optimus G, LG has unveiled another device called the Optimus L9, which is part of the L-series of smartphones built by the company. (more…)Google+

Sony’s Xperia J has been leaked ahead of its rumored launch at IFA in Berlin starting next week according to a report filed by GSM Arena. The Xperia J is decidedly mid to low end smartphone and it runs of a 1GHz single-core Qualcomm Snapdragon processor and a 4-inch display with a resolution of 854×480 pixels. (more…)Google+

Ever since the Galaxy Note has proven that there is a market for 5-plus inch hybrid devices, there has been a sudden proliferation of phablets in the market. And this has happened both at the high-end and the low-end of the market. Kobian has today launched another such product in India. It is the Mercury MagiQ which happens to be a 5-inch dual-SIM hybrid. The device has been launched for Rs 12,700. (more…)Google+

After the Xperia P, Sony Mobile today announced that its 2011 range of Xperia phones will get a new Ice Cream Sandwich update that will include a number of bug fixes, performance tweaks and a number of other improvements. The devices that will get the update are Xperia Arc, Xperia Arc S, Xperia Neo, Xperia Neo V, Xperia Mini, Xperia Pro, Xperia Active and Xperia Ray. Later, Sony Mobile will also update the Xperia Mini Pro, Xperia Neo L and Live with Walkman. (more…)Google+

If anyone thought that the Xperia S launched in CES would remain Sony’s flagship device for 2012, then think again! Mobile-Review.com of Eldar Murtazin fame has got its hands on an unreleased Sony smartphone called the Xperia LT30p Mint. It has not only been leaked, Mobile-Review.com has given it a proper hands-on treatment and has revealed each every key aspect of this device. (more…)Google+

Mercury has launched the mTab Rio 9.7-inch Android Ice Cream Sandwich tablet in India for Rs 11,999.  Notably, unlike most low cost tablets, this one features a display that uses In-Plane-Switching (IPS), a technology that is known to provide accurate colors and superlative viewing angles. (more…)Google+

Back in April Sony Mobile had launched the Xperia S in India, which was the company’s flagship device for the year 2012, but unfortunately it was missing the latest version of Android. We even pointed it out in our review that this was a major stumbling block. Well, Sony Mobile has come good on its promise of updating the Xperia S to the latest build of Android aka Ice Cream Sandwich. (more…)Google+

HTC has launched the One S in India, which runs the latest version of Android, Ice Cream Sandwich and costs Rs 33,590. The device flaunts a slim design with it measuring just 7.8mm and also features a 4.3-inch AMOLED display with a qHD resolution of 960×540 pixels. (more…)Google+

ZTE has announced its Grand X smartphone, which runs Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich and is powered by Nvidia Tegra 2 SoC. This, we are told, will be the company’s flagship smartphone. (more…)Google+

Yes, finally Samsung’s Jesus android phone has arrived in India. After unveiling the Galaxy S III in London on May 3, today Samsung has released its flagship smartphone for Rs 43,180. Specs wise there are no surprises, the Indian version of the phone is the very same device that was unveiled in London a couple of weeks ago. (more…)Google+

Samsung today officially launched the Galaxy Tab 2 310 in India. The 7-inch tablet becomes the first Samsung tablet to run Android 4.0 in India out of the box. The device is available in the market for a MRP of Rs 23,250. The South Korean giant has partnered with Tata DOCOMO for a free 3GB download plan for three months. (more…)Google+