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    Would you like to make your own nugget ice at home?  Newair Countertop Nugget Ice Maker Nugget ice is a popular ice machine that is typically found at restaurants, ice cream shops and other commercial establishments. This nugget ice maker machine is a great way to make nugget ice at home. The ice is a perfect size for use with drinks and desserts. Countertop Nugget Ice Maker Machine For Home The best thing about having a countertop nugget ice maker machine is that it's super easy to use. Just fill up the reservoir, set the desired ice size, and wait for the machine to do the rest. This machine is perfect for making ice for drinks and for filling up your cooler for camping trips.  A countertop ice maker machine is a great option for those who live in small apartments without a kitchen, like college students. These machines are small and lightweight, making them easy to store, and they can make up to 26 pounds of ice per day. These machines are also eas...

Research in Motion (RIM) launched in India what it called its most affordable BlackBerry smartphone, part of an aggressive push in one of its few growing markets. The new Blackberry Curve 9220 is priced in India at Rs 10,990, higher than the price of Curve 8520, which is RIM's best-selling phone in India, and comes with an introductory offer to download free applications worth Rs 2,500.

Reliance communications has launched their own brand tablet “ Reliance 3G Tab ” in the market . It is a 7-inch touchscreen display tablet running the latest Android OS v2.3 (GingerBread) . Reliance 3G Tab tablet sports high speed 3G connectivity and wireless LAN support . Reliance is the first Indian telecom operator to launch its own branded tablet . It comes bundled with various Reliance 3G data plans .

Nokia n8 in pink color is available in india..!! Lets take small Review. The New Nokia N8 now makes its way to the Indian market with its limited edition in Pink for Rs. 23800. The Nokia N8 in Pink features a sleek, aluminum casing and an elegant design, coupled with high power multimedia capabilities.

The set-top-box has gone the Mobile Number Portability way; you don't need a new one to change your direct-to-home (DTH) operator. This good news for the 17 lakh subscribers of DTH providers across India for TV content.

The Sakshat tablet, which was once launched as the 1500 Rupee laptop will be launched sometime in June 2011. This has been termed the "Indian iPad". While the Indian media is huffing up the desi-pride angle with talks of "Indian-iPad". there's very little for a complete tablet experience. And there's nothing desi about it; the tablet is made by Canadian firm Datawind Ltd

Nokia  X1-01 Nokia has launched the new Nokia X1-01 , an affordable price Dual SIM GSM Mobile Phone . It is a music centric mobile phone sporting dedicated music keys and crisp and clear sound speaker . It features up to 16GB expandable memory to store your all music files . It has long battery backup with up to 43 days of standby time and 13 hours of talk time .

Samsung officially unveiled the Infuse 4G, a massive 4.5-inch phone running on AT&T's network. Such a large screen really straddles the line between phone and tablet, and I wouldn't want to see any other manufacturer try to make a smartphone with a screen larger than this. Still, the Infuse is incredibly easy to hold. It's super thin and light, yet feels sturdy.

The new Symbian soldiers Nokia, the world's largest phone maker by volume, unveiled two new smartphone models running on a new version of its Symbian software platform.

  9 Hottest 3G phones in India 3G is finally here after years of wait. As the competition rises up in the 3G space with the entry of private players in coming months, Indian consumers will be ab Apple iPhone 3GS Apple recently brought its 3G capable iPhone 3GS to India. Measuring 115.5 x 62 x 12.3 mm, iPhone 3G S comes with 3.5-inch LCD capacitive touchscreen display with 320 x 480 pixels. The third-gen iPhone has a 3 megapixel camera with video capturing, auto-focus mechanism and editing capabilities. The model runs on iPhone 3.1 OS and is powered by ARM Cortex A8 processor. As for memory, the iPhone comes in 16GB and 32GB memory options. The phone has 256MB RAM. In India, Vodafone sells iPhone 3GS ranging from Rs 29,500 onwards. Airtel sells the 16GB version for Rs 35,500 and 32GB for Rs 41,500. The 8GB model is priced at Rs 29,500. le to do so much more than just voice and text messaging. The magic that 3G will add to your mobile communications will let ...

  It's finally official: Microsoft Pink-- the product of Redmond's acquisition of Danger -- has just been unveiled as a pair of handsets sourced from Sharp (which made most of Danger's Sidekicks) known as the Kin One and Kin Two. The devices are being marketed as Windows Phones, and while they're ultimately based on most of the same underpinnings of Windows Phone 7 , it's a distinctly and totally different experience -- the entire user interface is custom to Kin with a heavy social media slant, a custom browser (we're told it's based on the Zune's browser), and surprisingly, zero support for third-party apps. The displays are capacitive with support for multitouch (yes, you can pinch and zoom in the browser), but there's no support for in-browser Flash or Silverlight.

1. 3D gaming The fact that to get any kind of 3D image from a 2D screen means wearing a pair of sunglasses or worse means that three dimensional gaming isn't quite as convincing as multitouch and natural user interfaces, even though the two have been commoditised at almost the same time. An Acer Aspire 5738 laptop with a 3D display costs about £550 at the moment, not bad for something with cutting edge technology that adds depth to any DirectX 9 game. The screen is of the polarised filter type, which is the new norm for extra dimensions. 

You didn't think Microsoft was just going to sit there and let Apple take all the tabletmania glory today, did you? New pics have surfaced of Microsoft's dual-screen Courier, and the book-like device seems to be dolled up a bit to compete directly against the iPad.

# 'Magical and revolutionary product' bridges gap between laptop and mobiles # Prices start at $499 (£308) in the US for a 16GB version with WiFi # Powered by a 1GHz Apple A4 chip, and has 16GB to 64GB of flash storage # New device is half an inch thick, with 9.7in display and weighs 1.5lb # Ten hours of battery life if watched continuously and one month of standby charge # WiFi version available worldwide in 60 days with 3G following a month later # Apple could run into trademark problems with Fujitsu, who previously filed a claim to the name 'iPad'

 N okia, the dominant force in the handset industry, has spent the major part of 2009 guarding its turf against resurgent rivals like Samsung, LG, Sony Ericsson and Motorola, and also tech powerhouses like Research in Motion, Apple and HTC. Additionally, Nokia has also been deflecting blows at the operating system level, most notably from Google's Android and Microsoft's Windows Mobile. To be fair, Nokia has not exactly been a dormant observer all this while. Image: Nokia's new netbook computer, the Booklet 3G, is seen next to a Nokia handset at corporate headquarters in Helsinki.

  Google Nexus One Okay, so it's not the iPhone killer everyone thought it would be, but Google and HTC's new Nexus One phone, which runs the Google Android mobile operating system, is an incredible alternative to Apple's monolithic smart phone. It also runs on T-Mobile so if you hate iPhone service provider AT&T (as you should), the Nexus One is the phone for you.  

Best Gadgets of 2009 Despite slowdown paring down consumer spending, 2009 was a hot year for product launches. The year saw some of the coolest technology debuts and makeovers across categories: mobile phones, media players, software, Netbooks ... Almost all the big daddies of the tech world, from Microsoft to Apple to Google, Nokia to Samsung to HTC rolled out a number of feature-rich products.

Project Natal Viewed by Microsoft as "the birth of the next-generation of home entertainment", Microsoft's fully immersive gaming system is expected to land in the second half of 2010, and after playing it in LA earlier this year, T3 predicts it will not be a disappointment. Phil Spencer, head of Microsoft Game Studios, told us: "You are the controller. It has facial and voice recognition, so you have an infinite menu, you can just talk... or touch things. Everything has been mapped so creativity will just open up." Cutesy, family Wii-type games have been on show thus far, but creative director Kudo Tsunoda gave us a private play of Burnout Paradise using the technology, and it was mind-bogglingly playable. Your own foot as the pedal, your hands as the steering wheel. If GTA or Call of Duty receives the Natal treatment, we're in for a treat.

To the upcoming holiday season in time for Christmas, Sony Ericsson has offered special edition of their two new pink mobile phones that comes with Benefit Cosmetics. They are Sony Ericsson W395 Pink Walkman and W595 Pink handsets.

T he recently released 2009 edition of Guinness World Records covers a whole host of inspiring, intriguing and amazing records in the fields of technology, science, gadgets and video games. Lightest mobile phone    T he world’s lightest mobile phone is the modu, which weights 40.1 g. It is manufactured by modu of Israel and was launched at the Mobile World Congress in Barcelona on February 11 2008. T he modu is just 72.1 mm tall, 37.6 mm wide and 7.8 mm thick. It has a full-colour screen and 1 GB of internal memory for music and photos.