The joint venture between Nokia and Siemens – Nokia Siemens Networks (NSN) has set up its second network management center in India. One of the world’s largest telecommunications solutions providers, the NSN has inaugurated its second network management center at Noida, to handle telecom networks across the world remotely and to keep up with arising trend for operators to outsource network management and maintenance.

New York  - Research In Motion (RIM) Ltd has opened an online software store for its BlackBerry phones as it seeks to take on Apple Inc, the pioneer of the trend.

The online store opened Wednesday and is initially available to customers in the United States, Canada and Britain.

BlackBerry App World would offer about 1,000 programs in its first week, including games, music applications, Facebook, Myspace and transmissions from the Bloomberg financial news agency, The New York Times and the music channel MTV.

Sony Pictures Television is expected to unveil “a slate of eight new mobile games” at the CTIA (Cellular Telephone Industries Association) 2009 convention in Las Vegas today. Sony Pictures has announced that it is planning to release the games, which are based on some of the Sony's feature films, television shows, and PlayStation Portable system games, from May to December this year.

It’s the world’s first AMOLED touch screen phone; it’s an ultra-slim 12.7mm full-touch slider phone; it’s the phone featuring 8 mp camera; well, it’s Samsung S8300 UltraTouch smart-phone, which was launched by Samsung India on Wednesday.

The Samsung S8300 UltraTouch smart-phone, in its brushed metal frame, features a 7.2 cm wide AMOLED scratch resistant touch-screen, 8 mega pixel camera features with dual power LED flash and smile shot mode, a 3x4 keypad slide,

London, Apr 1: A scientist has solved the `mystery' behind belly button fluff after gazing at his own navel for three years.

Georg Steinhauser, a chemist, has discovered a type of body hair that traps stray pieces of lint and draws them into the navel.

After studying 503 pieces of fluff from his own belly button, the expert reached the conclusion.