After promising to deliver its take on Amazon’s Kindle for a couple of years, Plastic Logic is finally delivering: Here comes the Que Pro Reader, which the company promises is “more than an eReader”–it’s a “paperless briefcase.

Plastic Logic (Finally) Shows Off The Que, Its (Very Expensive) Kindle Competitor
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Mozilla plans to launch mobile web browsers for mobile phones
NEW DELHI: Mozilla, the world’s second-largest Internet browser firm, is all set to release its Firefox web browser Fennec for mobile phones next year, in order to compete with existing rivals including Opera Mini, Safari, Chrome, Nokia, Netfront and
Read more »Telecom Industry is Booming in Inida
New Delhi: Despite overall showdown and hiccups in allocation of spectrum to new and existing players, the Indian telecom industry had an awesome run in 2009, adding some 170 million phone connections to take the subscriber base to nearly 550 million.
Read more »Tata Teleservices (TTSL) Launches High Speed wireless broadband 'Photon TV'
Tata Teleservices (TTSL) today became the first service provider to offer mobile TV on high speed broadband wireless by launching Photon TV, which allows users to access channels on desktops and laptops.
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Google Updated Movie Search Option for Mobile
If there’s one thing to like about online services like Google, it’s that they can update their stuff whenever they want. Google has a penchant for making small but useful updates to their mobile search portal, and yesterday your searches for movies just got better.
Read more »Motorola Droid - Features and Specifications officially revealed in Motorola Website
Motorola wants to keep the suspense building for the official debut of its Droid Android phone next week. But we’ve already seen several details leaked about the Droid , including the early leak of the Droid page.

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