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India's low-cost Android tablet sees growing demand ZDNet Asia By Jamie Yap , ZDNet Asia on January 30, 2012 (4 mins ago) India's first low-cost Android tablet, Aakash, receives 25000 requests from University of Mumbai, with more requests expected. The University of Mumbai has received 25000 requests for the ... See all stories on this topic »

Mind your cell manners MSN India Some time later this year, India will have over one billion of them, 17 years after the first mobile phone services started in Delhi and Mumbai. So you would have thought that after all this time we might have learnt some manners. Sadly, we have not. See all stories on this topic »

Songs.pk Listed As An Android Market App; Why Is Google Soft On Music Piracy Apps? MediaNama.com By Anupam Saxena on Jan 30th, 2012 | Post a Comment Songs.pk a website that reportedly offers pirated music for download, is now listed as a mobile app on the Android Market. In fact, at the time of writing this post, the app ranks number 2 on Android ... See all stories on this topic » MediaNama.com

Top 10 Pick Of The Week! EFYTimes (press release) Probably the Indian Government realised it with time, which is why it has now asked Datawind, the maker of Aakash, to supply upgraded version of the device at the same price. Read More>>. India's cheapest device, Aakash aka UbiSlate 7, ... See all stories on this topic » EFYTimes (press release)

Google's new privacy move is a 'forced' merger to many The Hindu The company estimates that there will be a sharp growth in the number of Internet users in India by 2014, to 300 million, from about 100 million in 2011, with mobile fuelling the expansion. A sign for Google is displayed behind the Google android robot ... See all stories on this topic » The Hindu