Indian smartphone market has witnessed the launch of LG Optimus Sol and LG Optimus Hub. Both the smartphones run Android 2.3 Gingerbread OS. LG Optimus Sol is called as the LG E730, while the LG Optimus Hub wears the E510 code.

A Hong Kong based electronics manufacturer, iberry is all set to launch India’s first Android 4.0 tablet. This tablet will be called as Auxus AX02 and it will run Ice Cream Sandwich.

ViewSonic has launched its 10.1-inch display tablet in India for Rs. 17,000 featuring Nvidia Tegra 2 processor and runs Android Froyo OS. This tablet is named as ViewPad 10s and it falls under budget friendly range of tablets.

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A survey conducted by the US research firm, Changewave has revealed that owners of Amazon Kindle Fire are less satisfied compared to those who own an Apple iPad. The survey was conducted over 200 tablet owners in America, out of which 74% of iPad owners were very satisfied by the device and 54% of Amazon Kindle Fire owners were satisfied with their device.

ViewSonic, a consumer electronics maker, has launched a new 7-inch tablet based on Android 2.3 (Gingerbread) for Rs. 13,000 in India. This tablet has shatter proof glass, rubberized grip and is very suitable for the eBooks.

HTC Corp is likely to introduce 4 new mobile models later in this month at the Barcelona Mobile World Congress. These models will include an ultra-slim type, code named as the HTC Ville and the other that is expected to use advanced quad-core chips.

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