They fixed the iPad already!
PCWorld has some details about the soon-to-be-launched iPad. With a device like iPad, maybe fixed is a bit too optimistic, but Apple surely has addressed some issues.
- iPad will support MS Exchange server.
- iWork app will support exporting to MS compatible office file formats.
- iPad will have a volume control and a screen orientation lock button.
- iPad will support the Motion JPEG AVI format. So those movies you take from your digital cameras will work right out of the box.
If any of these resolves any of your doubts wait till April 3 or just pre-order!
But mind you, still no flash, still no video conference support. Like you even care 
[via @ankurmehrotra and PCWorld]
iPhone 3GS finally coming to India on 15th March? [Rumors]
There are rumors that iPhone 3GS may finally be hitting Indian shores officially as soon (late?) as Monday 15th March 2010.
Apparently, the phone will be available from 4 operators – Airtel, Vodafone, Aircel & Reliance and will be locked to the respective networks for 1 or 2 years.
Watch DLF IPL on YouTube @ 2Mbps for free
DLF IPL will be available live on YouTube from 12-March-2010 to 25-April 2010. This means you can watch all IPL matches from your desk in office. No more running to the cafeteria to catch the score.
To add the cherry on the cake, Airtel broadband customers will be able to watch IPL matches on youtube.com/ipl @ 2 Mbps. This speed boost is only for the ipl channel on YouTube and will not be available to any other YouTube channel or any other website.
Airtel’s low rental GPRS plan
Airtel has launched a GPRS plan with a monthly rental of INR 98 with 2GB transfer limit. This is pretty cool as something which was available only to large corporate connections before is now available to everyone.
Here are the details:
Double your Airtel broadband speed with 100 rupees top up
If you are an Airtel broadband user, you can double your speed by adding a top up of INR 100 per month. Your speed will be doubled and you will also get an extra INR 100 calling value from your landline. Here are the plans on which the top up is available:
Tata Sky planning to launch HD channels in India this year
With Sun Direct DTH already offering Discovery & National Geographic channels in HD quality in India, other operators are also exploring the High Definition space. Since the commonwealth games 2010 in India are planned to be transmitted in HD, Tata Sky has revealed its plan to gear up to provide HD transmissions in India ahead of the games.
"Every DTH operator today is offering almost the same channels at competitive pricing. It will be the interactive services and the additional features that would help differentiate between the operators," Tata Sky Chief Marketing Officer Vikram Mehra told PTI.
Tata Sky is placed third after Dish TV and Sun Direct out of the seven DTH operators in India.
A short movie on Google
This is an amazing short movie on Google which reveals that the search giant is not only a search giant and online advertising company, but much much more. It also reveals what they plan to do in the future:
Delhi Metro routes now available on Google Maps
If you are in Delhi and need info on Delhi Metro routes, look no further than Google Maps. The information is available in the Transit layer in Google Maps. To see this layer, simply click on “More…” button in the maps area and then select the “Transit” option.
BSNL launches 24Mbps broadband plan in India
Looks like folks at BSNL have finally started watching online porn over their 2 Mbps connections. And frustrated with the buffering time, they have decided to launch 24 Mbps broadband plans in India.
Here are the details of the plan (BBG Super Speed Combo 9999):
A cheaper nexus one for India?
Apparently, Google is planning to launch a cheaper, stripped down version of their nexus one phone in India. Here is a tweet by CNBC-TV18 reporter Ankit, who met Google India head Shailesh Rao in an editorial meet:
Nexus One will not come to India in its US avatar, the India specific Google Phone may be a stripped down version and priced lower!
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