New releases in HTC Wildfire S with Free 2GB Card

HTC Wildfire S is launched in India. It has launched android based smartphone HTC Wildfire S in India. It is powered by Bluetooth 3.0 and 70 MHz faster processor than HTC Wildfire. It comes with latest version of Android 2.3 Gingerbread.

It has display 3.2 inches TFT capacitive touchscreen and weight 105g. It is use 600 MHz processor, 512 MB of RAM and operating system as Android 2.3 Gingerbread OS. The available internal memory is 512 MB and Micro SD Card support upto 32 GB. The camera is 5 mega pixels with LED flash and geo-tagging. It is support 3G network, Wi-Fi, GPS, A-GPS and etc.

Indian Current News on 06/07/2011

Court asks CBI to probe violence in three Chhattisgarh villages... Read details

Lalu: disclose names of people hoarding black money abroad... Read details

Rahul begins UP padyatra... Read details

Punjab to conduct special survey for villages affected by uranium... Read details

Top 4 in Cabinet won’t be shifted... Read details

It is now the turn of TRS, CPI and BJP MLAs to resign... Read details


The Court questions 9.30 pm deadline for women working in bars... Read details

No announcement on mid-term exam yet... Read details

India eyes strategic toehold in Kyrgyzstan... Read details

The twenty days into trial, X-Ray scanner fails to impress civic authorities... Read details

Public hearings against power tariff hike begin... Read details

'Vision 2025' to woo investments in infrastructure... Read details

Pesky calls: DoT to meet security agencies... Read details

Treasure belongs to temple, says M.G.S. Narayanan... Read details

Police bust tech job racket, nab 4... Read details

Newly-wed strangled to death by her father... Read details

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Tata says selection panel will find right successor... Read details

Exports jump 56.9 pc to USD 25.9 bn in May... Read details

Health insurance portable from October 1... Read details

NPS: Employer can make a difference!... Read details

Islamic banking can boost green finance... Read details

Naphtha duty waived, HPL to save Rs 350 cr... Read details

TDSAT stays Rs 250 cr penalty on Idea... Read details

RBI caps bank exposure in liquid funds... Read details

Indian Current News on 05/07/2011

Rahul in Bhatta-Parsaul, takes on Mayawati again... Read details

Third Lokpal alternative in the offing... Read details

The Telangana Joint Action Committee (TJAC) has called for a 48-hour bandh... Read details

PM, Sonia to visit Bangladesh, Priyanka invited too... Read details

Murli Deora resigns ahead of reshuffle... Read details

Draw people living in poverty within growth cycle: Pratibha... Read details

Man forcibly marries 19-yr-old, held... Read details

PM for multi-sectoral approach to tackle HIV... Read details

Amartya Sen criticises neglect of elementary education... Read details

Pakistan shelling angers Afghanistan... Read details

Amitabh visits Ajmer Sharif after 40 years... Read details

TRS chief, Vijay Shanti resign from Lok Sabha membership... Read details

Chidambaram bungled issue: A.P. MPs... Read details   

Fishermen issue: official to visit Colombo... Read details

Focus on security for temple treasure... Read details

Chendur Pandian sworn in Minister... Read details

All unmanned level-crossings in Mysore division will be eliminated soon... Read details

Two die as flood situation worsens in Bihar... Read details

erala signs agreement for Kerala Local Government and Service Delivery Project... Read details

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The BSE benchmark Sensex lost nearly 54 points in opening trade... Read details

The rupee depreciated by 10 paise to Rs 44.52 against the U.S. dollar in early trade... Read details

Asian markets stall after Greece gets debt warning... Read details

No decision yet on revising GDP growth target: Pranab... Read details

FDI shoots up 111% at $4.66 billion in May... Read details

Banks poised for another good year: S&P... Read details

Sensex ends 52 points up... Read details

Reliance Trends to double number of stores... Read details

Indian businesses are expected to invest between $40-50 billion overseas this year ... Read details