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Blackberry has launched itself on the platform of Tata Indicom. It has also come up with a totally new scheme for prepaid users. The new prepaid plans promise a user-friendly interaction environment.

BlackBerry customers on the Tata Indicom network will have an option to switch to a cheaper prepaid plan and to modify their plans to a 'weekly basis'.

The plans re-termed as BlackBerry Messaging Bundle and BlackBerry Internet Bundle, feature a number of options such as e-mailing, instant messaging, social networking and Internet browsing et al.

Finnish giant, Nokia has recently proclaimed its latest music offering -Ovi Music Unlimited. The service which is an indigenous version of Nokia's 'Comes with Music service'.

At present it is only in UK and Singapore. It would be available in other places very soon.

As the sources report, the plan to release this unlimited music offering was close to 2010 fourth quarter. It seems that the strategy change not only involved the pre-release of the service but a change in the name as well. What was initially termed as-"Comes with Music" is now known as "Ovi Music Unlimited".

As almost outsourcing contracts worth $15 billion are up for renewal this year, the Indian IT major are witnessing a tough competition from global MNCs. In fact, there are around 422 contracts worth a mind-boggling $15 billion that will be up for renewal this year but the companies like Tata Consultancy Services (TCS), Infosys and Wipro among other IT firms are also taking part in the race.

There is almost confirmed news that Nokia's N 8-00 is going to be launched very soon.

As prior reports claim, the new phone, which has the capacity of any high-end device, was supposed to be launched with the name of N8.

It is also claimed that the phone was powered by Symbian3 and was scheduled for a release as early as next month.

However, before Nokia could spill its beans, trade pundits have investigated into the matter. According to the manufacturers' website, the XML code in reference to this upcoming model was found and apparently it was termed as N8-00.

India's second largest realty player, Unitech has recently shown his intentions of inducting an advisor to facilitate the restructuring process of the company.

Spice Mobiles, an Indian manufacturer of low and mid-end handsets has released its 12-megapixel camera phone, the S-1200.

It is creating ripples in the matket, not only because of the camera but also because of the price. It is priced at Rs. 14,500.

It comes with a 3x optical zoom, a feature no where to be found at this range in 12-megapixel camera phones.

Spice S-1200 continues to amaze its users with its innumerable features such as a 2.4-inch QVGA displaying 262K colors, CCD Sensor, multiple face detection, and features like Smile Shutter, anti-shake and Xenon flash.