Though the new lot of MP3 phones also suffer from the limited memory problem that plagues the older models, their looks are great.


Phones that have designs on you

Business Standard

TWO WEEKS AGO, Apple CEO Steve Jobs unveiled the latest edition in the colour iPod line  the iPod Nano  to an impatient audience. Designed to be the ubercool successor to the still superpopular iPod

Honey, I shrunk it some more!

The MP3 mobiles are a great idea, but their memory still leaves a lot to be desired

Don`t dump that iPod just yet

A young IPS officer of my acquaintance was summoned to the RAW headquarters. New to Delhi, he required directions to this building, which is not officially labelled the RAW HQ. 


And now, fly over Google Earth

The quality of the new lot of video phones is great, but theyre still a bit too pricey.

Not quite a photo finish, as yet

The web offers more content than any traditional radio does  right now, you have access to over 5,000 official audio broadcast stations

Webcasting's the way to go

With Google also getting into the instant messaging fray last week, Business Standard reviews the three major offerings

The fight for web talk heightens

With internet speeds getting better by the day, MP3 players look a lot more attractive than theyve ever looked before since one can now stream digital music directly into a computer or a portable

The MP3 saga: from CDs to hard drives

HP's $1.4 billion investment over 5 years has changed the face of the market

Inkjets are back in business

Worldwide sales of flat TVs expected to cross 20 million this year. 


Picture bright for LCD televisions

Apart from good FM quality, you can watch videos as well as listen to your favourite music

The MP3 gallery just got better

Add zing to the thing with some great accessories. Surajeet Das Guptas advise is to buy them abroad as theyre cheaper there

iPod on wheels

Upcoming gaming conferences such as the Electronic Entertainment Expo, or E3, which will be held in Los Angeles next spring, will see some action on the sexually-explicit game front. 


Naughty Ninjas

A combination of Korean aggression and technological innovation has finally made such systems affordable.


Home theatres for the not so rich and famous

Post-Blackberry, mobiles are taking on iPods, cameras and even top-end video recorders.

They even make phone calls

Business Standard lends an ear to what's available on the shelves in audio shops.

Portable music just got better

While there are great deals to be had, especially if you move away from the high-profile Pentium stuff, Business Standard says reading the fine print of ads is

Finally, laptops you can afford are here

Philips India, a subsidiary of the Netherlands-based Royal Philips Electronics, plans to open 60 more Philips Arena showrooms by the end of the current year. So far, Philips has launched 40 Arena

Philips to open 60 Arena outlets

It's not just the phone ring that's catching Nokia's attention. The Finnish telecom giant is clearly set to grow its new non-handset business. Just last year, the company, better known as a handset

Nokia looks beyond the handset

The advent of personal technology gizmos have meant that a lot more dead time  traffic snarls, delayed flights, overnight bus rides and, even, long review meetings  can be suddenly turned

Josey Puliyenthuruthel: Oxygen for the multi-taskers

Twenty years from now, when the history of mobile personal technology products is written, there will be many a snigger on todays bumbling efforts at cramming several devices, functionalities and

Josey Puliyenthuruthel: Serious finds fun? Not quite

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