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HTC, the handset maker based in Taiwan, agreed to an exclusive partnership with the cellular operator Reliance Communications with the aim of launching a smartphone enabled with the latest 3G technology in the Indian market, at a price of Rs. 16,590.

This new 3G Android phone, called the HTC Wildfire, is slated to be released at authorised HTC stores and sellers all over the country.

The phone will have the Android operating system which is usually useable on mobile devices like tablet computers and netbooks, besides cellular phones.

In the era of launching different themed phones, spice is the first Indian handset maker to launch sport themed phone at very low prices.

Earlier there have been gaming phones, messaging phones, camera phones and many other phones but nobody have thought of introducing sport phone. However, Spice has brought a new range of handsets based on sports applications. The price tagged with the handset is Rs 4499.

Spice has named the phone as M-6, the first sport phone manufactured b an Indian company. As it is a sport phone it is equipped with lots of sporty contents.

The recent trend is to add a personal touch to all sorts of task be it offering a gift or taking interest in any sort of life's offering.

Stationery is treated with ultimate care and is then offered with an added customization option that offers a hint to the likes of attractiveness. Things such as fancy envelopes, gift tags instead of being handwritten are some added advantages of customization.

The customization is done in the manner to offer an individual mark of identity which tends to offer a lasting impression.

Because of the fact that the European bulls did not do well on Tuesday, Indian benchmark indices ended in the green. After a lackluster session the markets ended on a positive note.

Bulls on the Indian front also were recessive in today's session.

While the Bombay Stock Exchange's Sensex closed at 8,114.83, up 33.62 points or 0.19 per cent. The index touched intraday high of 18,167.45 and low of 18,072.38; Nifty was not far behind.

In the latest available data about the mutual fund industry, it was seen that the assets under management of (AUM) the funds has steeply fallen for second consecutive month. The overall fall for the quarter has been 1.5 per cent.

Even the biggest mutual fund, Anil Ambani's Reliance MF was unable to hold on to its gains and fell down.

In all, the AUM of the whole sector went down by Rs 10,296.15 crore, or 1.52 per cent. The combined average AUM of the sector, which consisted 39 funds stood at Rs 6,65,567 crore in July.

According to a recent finding by the British Expert, jogging can't help keep fit but on the reverse can cause have issues such as cellulite, heart attacks and joint strain.

It was earlier stated that running was considered to be an ideal form of exercise. But, Greg Brookes, a London-based personal trainer begs to differ, and comes with a list of clients who range from celebrities and high-fliers to housewives.