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Reports are rolling in that Microsoft‘s Surface Pro is now on display at various retailers, although which stores have it at the moment is unknown. Some tipsters have stated that it is on display at their local Microsoft Store, so if you have one near you and you want to get a sneak-peak at the device, head on over and see if they have one.


On January 16, we reported that the Surface Pro’s production is going full steam ahead, with the first units having come off the production line a couple weeks ago. The product will be officially available on February 9, so even if you find a display model at a local retailer, you (probably) won’t be able to buy it.
The Surface Pro will kick off with a special midnight launch event by Microsoft at Best Buy in New York. The tablet, then, will also be available at midnight, if you’re really eager to own one and can’t wait until morning. The event is only open to individuals who have received an invitation to attend. Although we know it isn’t a press event, it wasn’t specified who will be there.
For those who don’t know, the Surface Pro features Intel hardware, rather than the Surface RT, which features ARM hardware. Because of this, the Surface Pro can run Windows 8 instead of Windows RT, something that has contributed to the RT’s lackluster sales, as consumers aren’t clear on the differences between Windows RT and Windows 8. The Surface Pro will be available at Best Buy and Staples starting at $899.

The BlackBerry Q10 has just been announced and already it’s shipping later than expected. During the BlackBerry Experience event in New York, BlackBerry CEO Thorsten Heins stated during a Q & A that the Q10 would be available in the United States in April. Now, according to a recent interview, the Q10 won’t be available in the United States until May.
During an interview with the AP, BlackBerry CEO Thorsten Heins reveled that the new BlackBerry Q10 with a physical keyboard would be available in the United States eight to 10 weeks after the Z10 which is expected to land in mid to late-March.
To be fair, Heins did say that the timeframe was a soft projection. BlackBerry has been quick to point to carrier testing as the number one reason its new smartphones are launching in the US after Canada and the UK.
“In an ideal world they should have had the products in the US the day of the launch or soon after,” Gartner analyst Carolina Milanesi told Wired via email. “But, the certification process here is much more time consuming than in some international markets and BlackBerry should have had the products ready around September.”
BlackBerry corporate communications manager Rebecca Freiburger told Wired via email; “We expect the first global carriers to launch the BlackBerry Q10 in April. We will announce new pricing and availability information as carriers roll-out around the world.  We are working closely with our carrier partners to accelerate their testing process, but cannot offer any specifics on US availability.”
The touchscreen-focused Z10 launched in the UK the day after the BlackBerry 10 Experience event on January 31. The phone then launched in Canada on Tuesday, February 5. BlackBerry CEO Thorsten Heins released the follow statement on Wednesday, “In Canada, yesterday was the best day ever for the first day of a launch of a new BlackBerry smartphone. In fact, it was more than 50% better than any other launch day in our history in Canada. In the UK, we have seen close to three times our best performance ever for the first week of sales for a BlackBerry smartphone.”
Would these numbers be as rosy if the Z10 won’t available as quickly after launch? While BlackBerry has stated that it’s focused on regaining market share in the United States, launching devices up to four months after they have been announced in a market that moves as quickly as the smartphone market, could come back to haunt the Canadian company that’s enjoying success in other markets.

LG wants to bring in a new generation of couch potato gamers, the kind that haven’t really been bothered with extra contraptions like the Xbox 360, PS3, or Wii. In the process, it might actually be able to do what those other platforms have been unable to – make 3D gaming a seamless and user-friendly offering.
The company’s new “Game World” platform will be part of its line of Cinema 3D Internet-connected TVs. It will function similarly to the Google Play store, giving users a bright and vivid digital storefront in which to browse through a wide selection of titles optimized to be played with the Wii Remote-esque LG remote control.
Games will be broken down into categories like “Featured,” “Top Chart,” and “New,” in addition to different genres. LG promises to have everything from casual puzzle games to action titles and RPGs, and even shooters.
The company also noted that because this portal will be exclusive to its line of 3D-enabled TVs, almost all games will be fully rendered in stereoscopic 3D. Most of the company’s Cinema 3D TVs come packed with passive 3D glasses so this creates an optimal channel for three-dimensional living room gaming.
An unknown right now is how this will affect LG’s partnership with cloud gaming service OnLive, although that deal already faced an uncertain fate after OnLive’s spontaneous self-combustion. The company was sold and all of its employees were laid off, though at the time it promised to keep all of its content partnerships intact.
The LG Game World platform will launch worldwide before the end of 2012.

via LG

Fly Mobile, the mobile handset brand of UK based Meridian Group, today announced the launch and availability of Fly circle (B435)- its latest SLIM QWERTY mobile handset, Loaded with Multimedia Features & All-in-one Social Networking. It’s a 10.5mm slim Qwerty phone, which is the right choice for today’s skinny denim youth as it slips in to your pocket. Slim and sexy design, thumbwheel provides a great user-friendly interface. The complete Pandora box is priced at Rs. 3359/-.

The new Fly B435 is a stylish Dual SIM GSM (GSM+GSM) mobile phone featuring full QWERTY keypad for easy typing .It is a slim mobile with only 10.5mm thin. Fly B435 supports up to 10 hours of talk-tme and up to 12 days of standby time .It is a social networking ready mobile phone featuring social apps like Nimbuzz and Sanptu.

According to Mr. Prem Kumar, Chief Executive Officer, Fly Mobile, “Just like in fashion, the world of cell phones is a very design and feature driven industry. The B435 is a super-stylish, colorful and the unusual device for those who dare to be different. The Fly circle (B435) is adventurous in form factor without sacrificing features and usability. It is easily one of the best QWERTY phones that combine strong features as well as a good balance between business and entertainment, at a competitive price. The upcoming QWERTY series of FLY, is made with a MIDAS touch to bring the esthetic value and feature richness for enhanced digital lifestyle experience.”

Fly circle (B435) GSM QWERTY Mobile Features & Specifications:
- 1.3mp camera
- Dual-SIM (GSM + GSM), EDGE connectivity, A2DP Bluetooth, GPRS/WAP/MMS connectivity
- Fly Buzz! - includes Nimbuzz instant messenger and Snaptu social networking application
- Audio player with equalizer, Background Play
- USB charging, privacy protection, Mobile Tracker application for theft protection
- 850 mAH Li-Ion battery with 10 hours of talk time & 200 hours of standby time
- Expandable memory up to 8 GB, 500 entry phone book with photo caller ID, 250 SMS storage
- Video record and play, Video Player 3GP /AVI/MP4
- 5.6 cm, 64K TFT display; optical track pad
- Power saving mode
- Bluetooth with AVRCP, A2DP,OPP,FTP,HSP,HPF profiles support.

Fly circle (B435) Dual SIM Price in India: Rs. 3359/-

Courtesy: Fly Mobile India