Memory maker Kingston has rolled out two new 2.5 inch solid-state drives, namely the SSDNow E Series and SSDNow M Series in India, in co-branding partnership with Intel.

Expanding the SSDnow line, both the drives, which are based off Intel’s SSD design, are shock resistant and protect data in harsh environments.

New York, Jan. 20 : Eager to find new ways to bypass reporters and get out their message unfiltered, Israelis and Palestinians found cyberspace fertile ground for a propaganda war.

According to the New York Daily News, frustrated by the media focus on the suffering of women and children, the Israeli Defense Forces have started their own YouTube channel, where they posted videos showing air strikes on Hamas rocket installations.

Asus has made announcement about the launching of its latest F50 and F70 range of notebooks, which are specifically designed to bring users a variety of multimedia features plus broad multitasking capabilities.

Along with a user friendly interface, the new F50GX and F70Sl have added in some handy extras and features.

Asus claimed ASUS F50GX the company’s thinnest and lightest 16" notebook available in the market.

Now, Nokia has adopted another way to woo its users.

This time, the Finnish mobile phone giant has announced a scheme that first 100 people to buy its much-awaited Nokia 5800 XpressMusic phone will get tickets to the Benicassim music festival in Spain.

Nokia 5800, otherwise known as the Tube, goes on sale this Friday at the company’s flagship Regent Street store at 8am.

Here’s good news for those who uses Blackberry in India.

In a significant move, Research In Motion (RIM) has decided to come up with the 'unlocked' versions of its signature handset BlackBerry in the Indian market, which will enable the currently network-restricted (Airtel, Reliance Communications, and Vodafone) BlackBerry to function on the network of any telecom service provider.

Technology giant LG has recently released its two new budget handsets, the GB110 and the GB106 for its Indian users.

Targeting low to mid range customers, both candybar phones comes equipped with quite a few features.

The new LG GB106 mobile phone, which is cheaper of the two, sports a decent 1.5 inch 65k color screen and has 1.5MB of memory.

The phone also features a built-in FM Radio and a five-way D-pad. Moreover, the users do not require connecting the handset to listen to radio broadcasts on this phone.