Samsung Intercept Android 2.2 Froyo Update Now Rolling Out With Sprint Read: Samsung Intercept Android 2.2 Froyo Update Now Rolling Out With Sprint

Samsung Intercept users with Sprint will want to listen up — you have a new update available and it has just begun rolling out. And yes, it includes what many have likely been waiting for —Android 2.2 Froyo. The news comes by way of the Sprint user forums and specifically points out that this is ROLLING out.

In other words, it may take a few days before you see the update arrive. That said, you can either sit back and wait for the update notification to arrive on your phone or you can try and be pro-active. If you choose to take the pro-active route, grab your phone and head to Menu -> Settings -> About phoneSystem Updates -> Update Android and keep your fingers crossed.
As for the update itself, according to the forum posting from Sprint, the Software Version is S:M910.05.S.DL05 and the build version is Froyo.DL05. But aside from the boring software and build version numbers — you are getting Froyo. Plus, there are a few other goodies that are coming along with.
The other changes include fixes for Sprint Navigation as well as dropped calls after unacknowledged call and force close messages when opening up contacts. And while the Sprint Navigation is nice to see, I cannot help but think how many users simply use Google. Of course, that is not to say Sprint Navigation is bad and after all it is free so having two available options is probably better than one.
With that, so far it looks like this process is just barely underway, or at least that is how it looks based on the fact that the Sprint posting has very few messages and at this time we see no reports of success or failure — just a few people wondering where the update is. And given that, let us remind you once again, this is rolling out and will take some time before it gets out to everyone.

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Samsung Intercept Android 2.2 Froyo Update Now Rolling Out With Sprint Read: Samsung Intercept Android 2.2 Froyo Update Now Rolling Out With Sprint

Samsung Intercept users with Sprint will want to listen up — you have a new update available and it has just begun rolling out. And yes, it includes what many have likely been waiting for —Android 2.2 Froyo. The news comes by way of the Sprint user forums and specifically points out that this is ROLLING out.

In other words, it may take a few days before you see the update arrive. That said, you can either sit back and wait for the update notification to arrive on your phone or you can try and be pro-active. If you choose to take the pro-active route, grab your phone and head to Menu -> Settings -> About phoneSystem Updates -> Update Android and keep your fingers crossed.
As for the update itself, according to the forum posting from Sprint, the Software Version is S:M910.05.S.DL05 and the build version is Froyo.DL05. But aside from the boring software and build version numbers — you are getting Froyo. Plus, there are a few other goodies that are coming along with.
The other changes include fixes for Sprint Navigation as well as dropped calls after unacknowledged call and force close messages when opening up contacts. And while the Sprint Navigation is nice to see, I cannot help but think how many users simply use Google. Of course, that is not to say Sprint Navigation is bad and after all it is free so having two available options is probably better than one.
With that, so far it looks like this process is just barely underway, or at least that is how it looks based on the fact that the Sprint posting has very few messages and at this time we see no reports of success or failure — just a few people wondering where the update is. And given that, let us remind you once again, this is rolling out and will take some time before it gets out to everyone.

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Micromax debuts Android phone Andro A60 in India

New Delhi, Nov 28: The new buzz in handset market is Micromax Android phone Andro A60. We all heard the catchy slogan, 'Again we are very sorry, Micromax Mobiles,' but, now this quote hits to top brands Nokia and Samsung. In last few months Micromax has grabbed their market shares.

The new Micromax Andro A60 has a 2.8-inch resistive full touch screen and a 3.2 megapixe

l cam at rear. Andro A60 runs on Android 2.1 Eclair and powered with 600MHz Microprocesor.
The other features include WiFi, GPS, Bluetooth and fmRadio This phone offers internal memory of 150 MB but supports micro SD card upto 32 GB.

Micromax Andro A60 specification:

* 2.8-inch resistive full touch screen

* 3.2 MP camera Auto Focus

* Android 2.1 Eclair OS
* 600MHz microprocessor
* WiFi
* GPS
* Bluetooth
* FM radio
* Weight 105gms
* Measures 106.8mm x 59.2mm x 14.0mm
* 150MB internal memory
* Support micro SD upto 32 GB
* 1280 mAh Li-ion Battery

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Micromax debuts Android phone Andro A60 in India

New Delhi, Nov 28: The new buzz in handset market is Micromax Android phone Andro A60. We all heard the catchy slogan, 'Again we are very sorry, Micromax Mobiles,' but, now this quote hits to top brands Nokia and Samsung. In last few months Micromax has grabbed their market shares.

The new Micromax Andro A60 has a 2.8-inch resistive full touch screen and a 3.2 megapixe

l cam at rear. Andro A60 runs on Android 2.1 Eclair and powered with 600MHz Microprocesor.
The other features include WiFi, GPS, Bluetooth and fmRadio This phone offers internal memory of 150 MB but supports micro SD card upto 32 GB.

Micromax Andro A60 specification:

* 2.8-inch resistive full touch screen

* 3.2 MP camera Auto Focus

* Android 2.1 Eclair OS
* 600MHz microprocessor
* WiFi
* GPS
* Bluetooth
* FM radio
* Weight 105gms
* Measures 106.8mm x 59.2mm x 14.0mm
* 150MB internal memory
* Support micro SD upto 32 GB
* 1280 mAh Li-ion Battery

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LG Optimus Selling for Rs. 13,500 in India

Finally, Android Froyo laden LG Optimus One has been launched in India - Officially. Priced at Rs. 13,500, the new Optimus One will compete with current Android models in the Indian market. Last week, we reported that over one million Optimus One handsets were sold worldwide in about 40 days. Obviously, Indians would like to get their hands on a Google Android phone running Froyo 2.2 update in mid-range price segment. LG also promises to bring Optimus 7 that runs Windows Phone 7 mobile operating system.

LG Optimus One has a 3.2-inch capacitive touchscreen supporting 320x480 pixel resolution. Under the hood, Optimus One has 600MHz microprocessor and 419MB RAM which are good enough to run Android Froyo 2.2 update on them. For the social network frenzy youths, the phone offers Social Network integration along with other useful applications like Google Maps and Digital Compass since it has GPS with A-GPS support.

Expect mediocre quality photos with the 3.15 megapixel camera that can record VGA video at 18 frames per second. Users can browse faster web using Wi-Fi, thanks to the 802.11 b/g standards supporting chip and enjoy the Bluetooth 2.1 with A2DP. For storage, Optimus One comes with 2GB microSD card for storage since 170MB internal memory is too meager. If you want, you can add up to 32GB microSD card to it.

Optimus One will join the current Google Android based handsets offerings that fall in the price range of Rs. 10,000 - Rs. 15,000. Take a look at the current Android phones available in India and do note that all the prices mentioned below are approximate and collated from different online e-tailers.

Android 2.1:

• Motorola FlipOut: squarish-QWERTY phone for Rs. 15,200
• HTC Wildfire: Full touchscreen handset for Rs. 14,800
• Motorola Charm  MB502: QWERTY phone for Rs. 13,500
• Samsung Galaxy 3 GT-i580: Full touchscreen phone for Rs. 12,000
• Motorola Quench XT3L: Full touchscreen handset for Rs. 12, 500
• Dell XCD28: Full touchscreen phone for Rs. 10,600

Android 1.6 or lower:

• Sony Ericsson Xperia X10 Mini Pro: Small Slide-out QWERTY phone for Rs. 15,800
• Sony Ericsson Xperia X8: Full touchscreen phone running Android 1.6 for Rs. 13,900
• HTC Tattoo A3232: Full touchscreen phone running Android 1.6 for Rs. 13,000
• Sony Ericsson Xperia X10 Mini: Small touchscreen phone running Android 1.6 for Rs. 12, 900
• Videocon Zeus Evolve V7500: Full touchscreen handset with Android 1.6 for Rs. 11,000
• LG Optimus GT540: Full touchscreen handset running Android 1.6 for Rs. 10,750
• LG GW620: Slide-out QWERTY phone running Android 1.5 for Rs. 14,600

Amongst all these phones, LG Optimus One is the only one that comes with Froyo 2.2 update in the box, i.e; pre-installed. This phone is 3G ready so users can enjoy a faster mobile web browsing experience when 3G Services are made available all over India.

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LG Optimus Selling for Rs. 13,500 in India

Finally, Android Froyo laden LG Optimus One has been launched in India - Officially. Priced at Rs. 13,500, the new Optimus One will compete with current Android models in the Indian market. Last week, we reported that over one million Optimus One handsets were sold worldwide in about 40 days. Obviously, Indians would like to get their hands on a Google Android phone running Froyo 2.2 update in mid-range price segment. LG also promises to bring Optimus 7 that runs Windows Phone 7 mobile operating system.

LG Optimus One has a 3.2-inch capacitive touchscreen supporting 320x480 pixel resolution. Under the hood, Optimus One has 600MHz microprocessor and 419MB RAM which are good enough to run Android Froyo 2.2 update on them. For the social network frenzy youths, the phone offers Social Network integration along with other useful applications like Google Maps and Digital Compass since it has GPS with A-GPS support.

Expect mediocre quality photos with the 3.15 megapixel camera that can record VGA video at 18 frames per second. Users can browse faster web using Wi-Fi, thanks to the 802.11 b/g standards supporting chip and enjoy the Bluetooth 2.1 with A2DP. For storage, Optimus One comes with 2GB microSD card for storage since 170MB internal memory is too meager. If you want, you can add up to 32GB microSD card to it.

Optimus One will join the current Google Android based handsets offerings that fall in the price range of Rs. 10,000 - Rs. 15,000. Take a look at the current Android phones available in India and do note that all the prices mentioned below are approximate and collated from different online e-tailers.

Android 2.1:

• Motorola FlipOut: squarish-QWERTY phone for Rs. 15,200
• HTC Wildfire: Full touchscreen handset for Rs. 14,800
• Motorola Charm  MB502: QWERTY phone for Rs. 13,500
• Samsung Galaxy 3 GT-i580: Full touchscreen phone for Rs. 12,000
• Motorola Quench XT3L: Full touchscreen handset for Rs. 12, 500
• Dell XCD28: Full touchscreen phone for Rs. 10,600

Android 1.6 or lower:

• Sony Ericsson Xperia X10 Mini Pro: Small Slide-out QWERTY phone for Rs. 15,800
• Sony Ericsson Xperia X8: Full touchscreen phone running Android 1.6 for Rs. 13,900
• HTC Tattoo A3232: Full touchscreen phone running Android 1.6 for Rs. 13,000
• Sony Ericsson Xperia X10 Mini: Small touchscreen phone running Android 1.6 for Rs. 12, 900
• Videocon Zeus Evolve V7500: Full touchscreen handset with Android 1.6 for Rs. 11,000
• LG Optimus GT540: Full touchscreen handset running Android 1.6 for Rs. 10,750
• LG GW620: Slide-out QWERTY phone running Android 1.5 for Rs. 14,600

Amongst all these phones, LG Optimus One is the only one that comes with Froyo 2.2 update in the box, i.e; pre-installed. This phone is 3G ready so users can enjoy a faster mobile web browsing experience when 3G Services are made available all over India.

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Nokia X5 Arrives in India; Priced at Rs. 10,499

Five months after its unveiling, the Nokia X5 is finally hitting our shores. The X5 slider phone looks like a cross between a Nokia E series smartphone and an XpressMusic handset. Nokia X5 is on sale for Rs. 10,499.

It sports a 5 megapixel camera with LED Flash, 2.36 inch QVGA display and a slide out QWERTY keypad. Storage is covered by a 200 MB internal memory and bundled 2 GB microSD memory card.

The phone sports dedicated music keys, and comes with a year's worth of unlimited music from Ovi Music. Nokia X5 music oriented features include a built in 'Surprise me!' option that plays random tracks when the phone is spun around. 'Playlist DJ' feature allows playlist creation tools. When music is not playing, you can shake the phone to see the number of new SMSes in the Inbox.

It runs the same Symbian Series 60 OS found on the E-series smartphones, which gives access to slew of social networking services. Connectivity options include Bluetooth 2.0, Wi-Fi 802.11 b/g and USB 2.0. Nokia X5's battery is claimed to last 16-days on standby and gives 24 hours of music playback.

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Nokia X5 Arrives in India; Priced at Rs. 10,499

Five months after its unveiling, the Nokia X5 is finally hitting our shores. The X5 slider phone looks like a cross between a Nokia E series smartphone and an XpressMusic handset. Nokia X5 is on sale for Rs. 10,499.

It sports a 5 megapixel camera with LED Flash, 2.36 inch QVGA display and a slide out QWERTY keypad. Storage is covered by a 200 MB internal memory and bundled 2 GB microSD memory card.

The phone sports dedicated music keys, and comes with a year's worth of unlimited music from Ovi Music. Nokia X5 music oriented features include a built in 'Surprise me!' option that plays random tracks when the phone is spun around. 'Playlist DJ' feature allows playlist creation tools. When music is not playing, you can shake the phone to see the number of new SMSes in the Inbox.

It runs the same Symbian Series 60 OS found on the E-series smartphones, which gives access to slew of social networking services. Connectivity options include Bluetooth 2.0, Wi-Fi 802.11 b/g and USB 2.0. Nokia X5's battery is claimed to last 16-days on standby and gives 24 hours of music playback.

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ASUS Changing The 8-inch Eee Tablet’s Name and Giving A New Release Date

 
Today there is some new news regarding the Asus Eee Tablet. The Eee Tablet was supposed to be launched by now, the devices was supposed to be selling back in September. However, Asus has decided to hold off on releasing the 8-inch tablet. Reports today claim Asus has pushed back the release until Q1 of 2011 because they are not comfortable with the name of the device.
If you can remember the “Eee Tablet” features a non-color touchscreen with 2,450 dpi sensitivity. The tablet will be used mostly as an e-reader/notepad/sketchbook. The new names the source say’s Asus is favoring are Digital Note and Eee Note. There is no word on how much the Asus touch tablet will cost.

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ASUS Changing The 8-inch Eee Tablet’s Name and Giving A New Release Date

 
Today there is some new news regarding the Asus Eee Tablet. The Eee Tablet was supposed to be launched by now, the devices was supposed to be selling back in September. However, Asus has decided to hold off on releasing the 8-inch tablet. Reports today claim Asus has pushed back the release until Q1 of 2011 because they are not comfortable with the name of the device.
If you can remember the “Eee Tablet” features a non-color touchscreen with 2,450 dpi sensitivity. The tablet will be used mostly as an e-reader/notepad/sketchbook. The new names the source say’s Asus is favoring are Digital Note and Eee Note. There is no word on how much the Asus touch tablet will cost.

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A mobile phone that only makes calls, nothing else

London: If multi-function phones leave you dazed, here's the answer -- a mobile phone that just makes calls and does nothing else has been developed. No MP3, no apps and no, not even texts can be operated on it.

"John's Phone" neither checks facebook nor follows Twitter feeds. It, however, has a battery life of three weeks and has a manual just one page long, the Sun reported Tuesday.

There's more.

The phone's address book is actually a pen and paper notepad that is tucked behind a flap on the back.

A little smaller than an iPhone, it is 10.5cm long. It is called the "anti-iPhone".

Dutch advertising agency John Doe that created the phone are hoping that it will be a hit with buyers who are left confused by modern technology and youngsters who are buying their first phone.

Costing from 59 pounds in white up to 67 pounds in pink or green, the sole modern feature is the ability to assign ten speed-dial numbers.

"At a time when there is an abundance of choices and oppressive channels, we wanted to develop a simple gadget," designer Diedriekje Bok was quoted as saying.

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A mobile phone that only makes calls, nothing else

London: If multi-function phones leave you dazed, here's the answer -- a mobile phone that just makes calls and does nothing else has been developed. No MP3, no apps and no, not even texts can be operated on it.

"John's Phone" neither checks facebook nor follows Twitter feeds. It, however, has a battery life of three weeks and has a manual just one page long, the Sun reported Tuesday.

There's more.

The phone's address book is actually a pen and paper notepad that is tucked behind a flap on the back.

A little smaller than an iPhone, it is 10.5cm long. It is called the "anti-iPhone".

Dutch advertising agency John Doe that created the phone are hoping that it will be a hit with buyers who are left confused by modern technology and youngsters who are buying their first phone.

Costing from 59 pounds in white up to 67 pounds in pink or green, the sole modern feature is the ability to assign ten speed-dial numbers.

"At a time when there is an abundance of choices and oppressive channels, we wanted to develop a simple gadget," designer Diedriekje Bok was quoted as saying.

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Nokia shipping C7, its second Symbian 3 phone

Nokia today began shipping its new C7 smartphone around the world.

The follow-up to the recently launched N8 smartphone, the C7 is Nokia's second phone powered by its new Symbian 3 mobile operating system.
The 3.5-inch glass touch-screen is an active-matrix OLED that offers 640x360 pixel resolution. The C7 offers an 8-megapixel camera that can shoot stills and high-definition video. Bluetooth 3.0 connectivity and 8GB of memory are part of the package as well.
But the real focus of the new phone is social networking.
The C7 can display multiple home screens to receive live updates from Facebook and Twitter and provide quick access to certain e-mail accounts, such as Ovi Mail, Yahoo Mail, and Windows Live Hotmail. You can customize the home screen to display different widgets, including news, weather, e-mail, and contacts. A locations widget can pinpoint your location, which you can then share with Facebook friends.
As with Nokia's other smartphones, C7 customers can tap into the company's Ovi Store to download apps.
"Designed specifically with the style-conscious consumer in mind, the Nokia C7 also brings excellent social networking abilities, making it perfect for people who want to check in and stay up to date," Jo Harlow, head of smartphones at Nokia, said in a statement.
Nokia is running a contest to kick up interest in the phone. Following the C7's launch, the company will choose five of the most active users on its Nokia global Facebook page. Those five finalists will be provided with a C7 to put together a party using different social networks. The one who generates the greatest amount of coverage will win a C7 for themselves and 20 of their friends.
The C7 has a $466 price tag, though price and availability will vary by region and carrier.

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Nokia shipping C7, its second Symbian 3 phone

Nokia today began shipping its new C7 smartphone around the world.

The follow-up to the recently launched N8 smartphone, the C7 is Nokia's second phone powered by its new Symbian 3 mobile operating system.
The 3.5-inch glass touch-screen is an active-matrix OLED that offers 640x360 pixel resolution. The C7 offers an 8-megapixel camera that can shoot stills and high-definition video. Bluetooth 3.0 connectivity and 8GB of memory are part of the package as well.
But the real focus of the new phone is social networking.
The C7 can display multiple home screens to receive live updates from Facebook and Twitter and provide quick access to certain e-mail accounts, such as Ovi Mail, Yahoo Mail, and Windows Live Hotmail. You can customize the home screen to display different widgets, including news, weather, e-mail, and contacts. A locations widget can pinpoint your location, which you can then share with Facebook friends.
As with Nokia's other smartphones, C7 customers can tap into the company's Ovi Store to download apps.
"Designed specifically with the style-conscious consumer in mind, the Nokia C7 also brings excellent social networking abilities, making it perfect for people who want to check in and stay up to date," Jo Harlow, head of smartphones at Nokia, said in a statement.
Nokia is running a contest to kick up interest in the phone. Following the C7's launch, the company will choose five of the most active users on its Nokia global Facebook page. Those five finalists will be provided with a C7 to put together a party using different social networks. The one who generates the greatest amount of coverage will win a C7 for themselves and 20 of their friends.
The C7 has a $466 price tag, though price and availability will vary by region and carrier.

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Nokia E5 launched in India

NEW DELHI: Mobile handsets manufacturer Nokia Wednesday launched Nokia E5, its latest addition to the Nokia Eseries range, in the Indian market.

Priced at Rs12,699, the handset with Symbian technology combines business as well as personal networking solutions.

The model is perfect for managing busy schedules with a variety of productivity applications available in the Ovi Store.

"With features such as business and consumer email , chat, social networking, a 5-megapixel camera and long battery life, this phone will appeal to a large section of professionals who want a converged device to address their needs," said Vipul Sabharwal, director, Sales, Nokia India.

The handset will initially be available in two colours - Carbon Black and Chalk White.

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Nokia E5 launched in India

NEW DELHI: Mobile handsets manufacturer Nokia Wednesday launched Nokia E5, its latest addition to the Nokia Eseries range, in the Indian market.

Priced at Rs12,699, the handset with Symbian technology combines business as well as personal networking solutions.

The model is perfect for managing busy schedules with a variety of productivity applications available in the Ovi Store.

"With features such as business and consumer email , chat, social networking, a 5-megapixel camera and long battery life, this phone will appeal to a large section of professionals who want a converged device to address their needs," said Vipul Sabharwal, director, Sales, Nokia India.

The handset will initially be available in two colours - Carbon Black and Chalk White.

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India not able to access BlackBerry messaging

Indian security agencies are not able to access Research in Motion's BlackBerry messenger services despite being granted access, the latest twist in a months-long saga that stems from India's concern over security issues.
BlackBerry's Canadian maker RIM has said it does not have a key to offer to Indian security agencies that would help decode emails, India's telecoms ministry said in an internal note, a copy of which was seen by Reuters.

And even though sources from the interior ministry have told Reuters that the government does have access to BlackBerry messenger services, the telecoms ministry said in its note that it is testing a solution offered by RIM.
It said it was not currently able to intercept or monitor chat communication made using messenger services.
India, which along with several other countries has expressed concerns that BlackBerry services could be used to stir political or social instability, had threatened BlackBerry-maker Research In Motion with a ban if it were denied access to data.
The United Arab Emirates has threatened to suspend BlackBerry Messenger, email and web browser services from October 11 unless the government gets access to encrypted messages.
A top Abu Dhabi official said on Sunday they were "very optimistic" about reaching an agreement with RIM before the deadline.
RIM won a 60-day reprieve at the end of August after offering India solution to monitor BlackBerry data, a claim yet to be confirmed by the Canadian firm.
India wanted access for its security agencies to communication both in BlackBerry Messenger and secure corporate email services, and government officials have said the solution provided so far is limited to the Messenger service.
"Talks are underway," with RIM, an interior ministry source said on Friday, when asked about access to corporate email services.
Satchit Gayakwad, RIM's spokesman in India, also said his firm's talks with the Indian government were on, but declined give further details, citing confidentiality of such talks.
Last week a government source told Reuters that India and RIM had hit technical glitches in their talks on access to corporate email, but access to the messenger services was satisfactory.
As part of its broader electronic security crackdown, the Indian government also plans to send notices to Google and Skype to set up servers in India and allow full monitoring of communication, government officials have said.

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India not able to access BlackBerry messaging

Indian security agencies are not able to access Research in Motion's BlackBerry messenger services despite being granted access, the latest twist in a months-long saga that stems from India's concern over security issues.
BlackBerry's Canadian maker RIM has said it does not have a key to offer to Indian security agencies that would help decode emails, India's telecoms ministry said in an internal note, a copy of which was seen by Reuters.

And even though sources from the interior ministry have told Reuters that the government does have access to BlackBerry messenger services, the telecoms ministry said in its note that it is testing a solution offered by RIM.
It said it was not currently able to intercept or monitor chat communication made using messenger services.
India, which along with several other countries has expressed concerns that BlackBerry services could be used to stir political or social instability, had threatened BlackBerry-maker Research In Motion with a ban if it were denied access to data.
The United Arab Emirates has threatened to suspend BlackBerry Messenger, email and web browser services from October 11 unless the government gets access to encrypted messages.
A top Abu Dhabi official said on Sunday they were "very optimistic" about reaching an agreement with RIM before the deadline.
RIM won a 60-day reprieve at the end of August after offering India solution to monitor BlackBerry data, a claim yet to be confirmed by the Canadian firm.
India wanted access for its security agencies to communication both in BlackBerry Messenger and secure corporate email services, and government officials have said the solution provided so far is limited to the Messenger service.
"Talks are underway," with RIM, an interior ministry source said on Friday, when asked about access to corporate email services.
Satchit Gayakwad, RIM's spokesman in India, also said his firm's talks with the Indian government were on, but declined give further details, citing confidentiality of such talks.
Last week a government source told Reuters that India and RIM had hit technical glitches in their talks on access to corporate email, but access to the messenger services was satisfactory.
As part of its broader electronic security crackdown, the Indian government also plans to send notices to Google and Skype to set up servers in India and allow full monitoring of communication, government officials have said.

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New maps for Motorola Android phones in India upgrade revealed for free

Motorola reveal its most modern handset Motorola Milestone XT720: Renowned mobile manufacturing company Motorola reveals its latest Android Smartphone the Motorola Milestone XT720 in India.
This handset is fully loaded with advanced features and specifications. These features comprise 8MP camera, geo-tagging, Face Detection, image stabilization, and auto focus for most excellent quality pictures.
The listing does not finish here. It is also fully loaded with additional features such as Xenon flash, all along with HDMI, and 720p video recording, 8GB microSD memory card, expandable 32 GB memory card and strong battery backup.
Since, with good battery backup the cell phone does not need recharging each day and they offer user friendly contracts. These eye-catching deals shall be afforded by citizens having all range of the income.
These contracts also present free gifts. These absolute free gifts comprises LCD, Laptop, Mobile accessories, TV, play station, gaming consoles, video games and lot more. Additional inducement, discounts and offers could also be available.

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New maps for Motorola Android phones in India upgrade revealed for free

Motorola reveal its most modern handset Motorola Milestone XT720: Renowned mobile manufacturing company Motorola reveals its latest Android Smartphone the Motorola Milestone XT720 in India.
This handset is fully loaded with advanced features and specifications. These features comprise 8MP camera, geo-tagging, Face Detection, image stabilization, and auto focus for most excellent quality pictures.
The listing does not finish here. It is also fully loaded with additional features such as Xenon flash, all along with HDMI, and 720p video recording, 8GB microSD memory card, expandable 32 GB memory card and strong battery backup.
Since, with good battery backup the cell phone does not need recharging each day and they offer user friendly contracts. These eye-catching deals shall be afforded by citizens having all range of the income.
These contracts also present free gifts. These absolute free gifts comprises LCD, Laptop, Mobile accessories, TV, play station, gaming consoles, video games and lot more. Additional inducement, discounts and offers could also be available.

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