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In the new level, the goal for the Angry Birds is to save other birds from their cages.

The Android Honeycomb 3.2 tablet from Viewsonic will arrive in India next month with a competitive price tag.

Mercury, a player in computer peripherals, has launched its first tablet in India for just Rs 9,499. The tablet, called mTab, is based on Android 2.3 Gingerbread and features a 1.2 GHz 3-core processor, 512 MB RAM, 4 GB inbuilt storage with an expandable memory of up to 32 GB.

Officially called Windows Phone 7.5, Mango includes the integrated People Hub where users can check their updates on leading social networks, and they don't need to launch applications separately.

Beetel's strategy is to provide affordable products and we expect its Android 2.3 smartphone to be priced sub Rs 9,000.

One patent is related to multi touch display in which the company has reported to have found a way to reduce the cost and improve the performance of these displays.

Hungama has created a special page titled Bhai Special where consumers and fans can leave messages for the superstar, which may give them a chance to meet Salman Khan in person.

We compare two of the cheapest 3G, 7 inch Android tablets coming from two telecom biggies Bharti Airtel and Reliance Communications.

Existing Xperia Mini Pro users may get the software soon though Sony Ericsson's PC companion software.

Beetel has a new Android tablet in the market at Rs 10,000-15,000. The tablet runs on Android 2.2 and has a 1 GHz processor.