Recently, the Finnish handset maker Nokia, launched its exclusive model in the Xpress Music phones at Rs 19,999, thus making the competition stiffer in the touch screen phone segment.
Nokia India MD D Shivakumar, reported, “Nokia 5800 Xpress Music will be made available either by December-end or January next year and will be priced at Rs 19,999.”
Moreover, a beta version of the Nokia Music Store would also be launched by the company on 18th December of this year, while in Q1 of the next year; the consumer version would be available.
Infosys Technologies Co-Chairman, Nandan Nilekani launched his new book 'Imagining India - Ideas for the New Century'. It reflects another aspect of his personality who can inspire country men through his motivational writing. Earlier, he was selected in the most influential people list, complied by the prestigious Time magazine. 
Around 80 people, including a foreign tourist and four top police officers, were killed and more than 250 wounded as terrorists struck in yet another series of planned and synchronised gun battles flared in Mumbai's financial district late Wednesday.
Malegaon-accused Sadhvi Pragya Singh had recently accused the Anti-Terrorist Squad (ATS), probing the Malegaon, of custodial torture and abuse.
Now it would be lot easier for you to keep in touch with your loved ones with Nokia’s new phone. Nokia has launched its new 6260 slide phone, which allows the users to share photographs, videos, check a friend’s social network status and also provides directions to a restaurant. 
Two weeks before, when 2Wire introduced its MediaPoint set-top box, it was reported that “It'll be a matter of weeks--if not days--before you see a yet-to-be-named service provider offering its own version of the MediaPoint, possibly at a sub-$100 price point.”
