After many delays, Videocon Industries, an India-based electronics goods manufacturing company has finalized April 27 as launch date of DTH services with the name of 'D2H+'.

It may be noted that the company is entering the DTH space in India in the presence of other competitors like Dish TV, Sun TV, Doordarshan, Tata Sky, Big TV and Airtel.

According to sources close to the development, the company will launch integrated digital televisions (iDTVs) and set top boxes (STBs) with 4-5 subscription options. The company is planning to sell 70-80 per cent IDTVs and 20 per cent STBs.

Hyundai Motor India Ltd (HMIL), the second largest car manufacturer and the largest passenger car exporter, has finally forayed into taxi car segment in Mumbai on Monday.

The company, during a ceremony held at Modi Hyundai dealership in Mumbai, has handed over about 30 cars of Hyundai's best selling model - the Santro under its first batch, to the Mumbai Taxi Union.

Despite the rather heavy booking amount, ranging between Rs. 95,000 and Rs. 1,40,000, the dealers of Tata Motors alone have had more than 51,000 forms sold to the excited customers for the small wonder Nano, during the five days since the forms were made available from April 1.

The customers of the Reliance Mobile GSM Service have a new pack coming their way - the company Thursday launched a 'Jaadu STV 45' tariff voucher, which boasts of a multitude of benefits!

A part of Reliance Mobile's ongoing Customer Experience Programme, the new Rs. 45 recharge pack comes with 90-day validity, and offers talk-time worth Rs. 20. The call charges of the new Jaadu 45 pack, for current and new Reliance GSM subscribers, would be 60 paise per minute for local calls to any network, and Re 1 per minute for STD calls.

The overwhelming response to Tata's Nano can be gauged from the fact that there is an unprecedented customer excitement at the showrooms of car dealers for enquires as well as bookings of the small wonder! People are reportedly flocking the car showrooms to get hold of the booking forms!

However, all the frenzy surrounding Nano has put the dealers in a fix - more so as there is a constriction with regard to the production of the car, and dealers are already at their wits' ends about how to cope with the highly built-up customer demand for the reasonably-priced Nano.

Come Tuesday and the free Skype for iPhone will actually be available for download from the iTunes App Store! While it was at the CES that Skype had announced its native VoIP client for the iPhone, it will be at CTIA annual mobile showcase in Las Vegas that Skype would launch its new service on Tuesday.

Skype has been endeavoring since long to make its service available on the most popular advanced phones, thereby expending its over 400 million users who lapped up the idea of economical, and sometimes free, calls via Skype's computer application.