During Mobile World Congress, Samsung announced to launch Samsung's Galaxy Note 10.1 and finally it has been unveiled. Tablet will be available in US retail market. Users can pre book this device in India. Through the Samsung India e-store,users can register themselves by paying a small upfront booking amount of Rs 2,000.
From today the Samsung Galaxy Note 10.1 is available in the USA market and will be coming very soon in other countries as well.  The 16 GB and 32 GB variants of the Galaxy Note 10.1 are priced at Rs 28,000 and 31,000 respectively.
Yet the official retail release date of the Galaxy Note 10.1 is not available but it is expected that by the end of this month the device will be made available. The users who prebook the Galaxy Note 10.1 (GT-N8000) will get the complementary book cover along with the device. Unlike the previous Galaxy Note, the Note 10.1 does not have the calling functionality.  PLS technology has been used in device which allows users to show better colors, contrast and even wider screen viewing angles than the existing IPS technology based screens.
Device Specification:
• 10.1 inch PLS  technology based display
• Smart stylus
• WiFi
• 1.4 GHz quad core processor
• 2 GB of RAM
• 16/32 GB  internal memory
• Android Ice Cream SandwichOS
• 1280 x 800 pixels
• 5 megapixel rear camera
• 1.9 megapixel front camera
• GPS with GLONASS and A-GPS for more accurate location
• Adobe Photoshop Touch
Samsung Galaxy Note 10.1 offers a brand new innovation which is known as the Multiscreen feature. With the help of this feature users can run two different applications or can view videos, web pages etc. There will be no need to toggle back and forth between apps.
The tablet also features S Note, a tool that allows users combine notes or sketches together with web content, images and other digital media into their own personalized storyboards, something that is available on the original Galaxy Note device as well. By using the Shape Match function of Note 10.1 users can create more organized idea sketches and storyboards as well. This app is price at $9.99 or Rs 500 (approximately).

Source : Themobileindian

Google, Internet giant has declared  that they are  working on a fix for Apple's iOS devices after the later complained about inaccessibility of Gmail service from their devices.
This morning it has been reported that Users of iOS devices have been receiving notification "access information being wrong” when they tried to access Gmail form their device. But there is nothing wrong with the credentials being entered by the users or even with the iOS based devices.
It has been reported that the incorrect notifications that are being received by the users are due to some issues with the Gmail service for iOS based devices and not with the users and their devices.

Google is aware of the situation with iOS users and is also working on this issue.  When some of users started reporting that they are getting an IMAP popup alert when they tried to download their Gmail messages to an iPhone, iPad, or iPod Touch than the issue came in to light.
Google has not released any official statement on this situation. According to the reports Google is in the process of working out a solution for this issue. Google has mentioned that users can go to the Google support page and can  use some of the temporary fixes for accessing Gmail form their devices but it has  not released  a final fix for the situation .Users can access the  fixes for the present situation by following this link and heading to the "Pop, IMAP and Sync" section on the support page.

Source : Themobileindian

Research In Motion (RIM) has announced special 3-day promotional offer exclusively for women in India on the occasion of International Women’s Day. You need to submit a valid proof-of-age document (passport/PAN card/driving license) along with a photo ID to your nearest BlackBerry Experience Store and you can receive a discount equivalent to 20 times your age (a 25 year old woman can receive a discount of 500 rupees) on a BlackBerry smartphone.

This unique offer is valid from 6th March to 8th March, 2012 for all women aged 18 and above. Users can SMS CELEBRATE to 56070 and receive details to the nearest BlackBerry Experience Store. This offer is available in select cities only.

Source : Fonearena

Nokia has sent out mails to all its Ovi Share users informing them about the sad demise of the service. For those who haven't heard of it before, Ovi Share was Nokia's version of Dropbox, which allowed those with an Ovi account to upload content such as images and videos from their phones onto Nokia's servers.

Unfortunately, this service is now shutting down. After March 13, users will no longer will be able to upload files and the last date to download any files that you may have uploaded is May 30. On May 31, the service will shut down completely. According to Nokia the Ovi Store shutdown is "part of Nokia's revised services mission to focus on mobile and location based services". However, you will still be able to access Nokia's other services with your account. Unfortunately for Symbian users, none of the major online storage services have a native app that can be used for storing your files online. Hopefully, Microsoft will release a Symbian version of their Sky Drive app, although we won't advise holding your breath for it.

Source : Gsmarena

Motorola Atrix 2 is now available in India for Rs 22,990. Though it does not have the best of specifications amongst high end smartphones, but it certainly offers the best for the price. Motorola Atrix 2 comes with a 4.3-inch qHD display with a resolution of 540×960, 1 GHz dual-core processor, 8 GB internal memory which can be expanded to 32GB, 8 megapixel rear camera and a 0.3 megapixel front camera as well. The phone is based on Android 2.3 OS.

Atrix 2 is also compatible with Motorola's lap dock, which is a laptop shaped docking station that has its own battery and screen but uses phones processing power to deliver laptop like experience. Currently this docking station is not available in India, however with the launch of two compatible devices (Motorola RAZR and Atrix 2) in India, we can expect the lap dock to come to our country very soon.

The well designed Motorola Atrix 2 comes preloaded with EA games. At Rs 22,990, this phone is priced in the close vicinity of phones like HTC Desire HD, HTC Radar (Windows Phone), Blackberry Bold 9780, and Samsung Galaxy R. In terms of Android based phones, there are very few phones that are priced near the Atrix 2, and in comparison to all the above mentioned handsets, Atrix has slightly better specifications and features. Thus it will be a good buy for people looking at an Android smartphone below Rs 25,000.

Source : Themobileindian