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Kindle Unlimited : Amazon's e-book subscription service at $9.99 per month
Amazon, the online retailer, has entered the competitive e-book subscription market, with Kindle Unlimited. The service launched just hours ago, called “Kindle Unlimited”, lets Amazon customers (anyone can become its customer) pay $9.99 every month for unlimited access to 600,000 titles plus more than 2,000 audiobooks accessible on any Kindle or Kindle app on any mobile device.

The subscription service can easily glad any book lover, especially those who has transitioned to reading books on a screen. But still, if you are in two minds, then Amazon is offering First month Kindle Unlimited Subscription for free.

Watch this video to know more about the service.

The new Amazon e-book subscription service is currently available to US customers only.

Amazon Kindle Unlimited has come at a time, when Amazon has still to sort out its long drawn war with the publishers on the issue of e-book pricing. The publishers find the e-book prices at Amazon too low. With Amazon Kindle Unlimited service, Amazon has pushed the publisher from the e-book buying scene, even further. But it will be wrong to assume that Amazon has jumped in the competitive world of e-book subscription market without any ground work. Amazon's internal sales data may be pointing to a situation where such subscription service will boost the overall book sales. After all not every book lover has the ability to consume even 5 books a month. Thus the biggest book readers on the new e-book subscription service will be those who in a way will promote the books, for example, book reviewers, journalists, academics etc.

There's another perspective of looking at the Amazon's new Kindle Unlimited e-book subscription service model. In all probability, the bearshare of all the ebooks on the service will be those by small or amateur publishers. It may be, Amazon has rolled out the subscription service particularly for such kind of publishers.

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Anil Singh Friday, July 18, 2014
Nokia Lumia 521 Windows Phone 8 launched at $150

The Nokia Lumia 521 has been launched in US. The phone is a lower-priced smartphone. A low priced smartphone having Microsoft's Windows Phone 8 being launched in US is a unique event as the world's largest software company has so far focused on putting its Windows Phone software into expensive, high-end devices - chiefly from Nokia and HTC Corp. Nokia Lumia 521m Microsoft pitches is its attempt to to offer a very high quality device in the mainstream.

The new Nokia Lumia 521 will go on sale at Walmart later this month at an unsubsidized price under $150, relatively cheap for a new phone running up-to-date software without a long-term contract.

The Nokia Lumia 521 is a 4G phone (LTE), selling elsewhere as the Nokia 520.

The Nokia Lumia 521 is a mid-range phone with some high-end features, such as four-inch touch screen, five megapixel camera and high-definition video display.

Availability of Nokia Lumia 521 in USA: The Nokia Lumia 520 will be available in US the Next week -- At less than $150 at Walmart, along with T-Mobile US Inc's $30 per month unlimited data and text plan, which works out much cheaper over the long run than heavily subsidized iPhones and upscale Android devices that generally come with pricey long-term contracts.


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Anil Singh Friday, May 3, 2013
T-Mobile doesn't Place "Mousetraps" for Apple iPhone 5 the "Mouse" : New commercial
A new commercial from T-Mobile coveys this:

T-Mobile doesn't Place "Mousetraps" for Apple iPhone 5 or the "Mouse".

The T-Mobile's iPhone 5 commercial tries to convey: While other wireless carriers restrict iPhone 5 with annual contracts, data limits and congested networks, T-Mobile doesn't. Now your iPhone 5 can be as great as an iPhone 5.  Interesting commercial, with credits to the frightened mouse.

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Anil Singh Wednesday, April 17, 2013
Kyocera Kona from Cricket Wireless: Basic phone with 2 MP Camera at $60
Kyocera Kona from Cricket Wireless is a bacic phone for thsoe who want to a phone just to call and message.

Available for $59.99 on April 21 from Cricket Wireless, the Kyocera Kona is a simple feature phone that has a 2-megapixel camera, a 2.4-inch screen, and dual displays.

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Anil Singh
First Android Smartphone with Facebook Home - HTC First

First Android Smartphone with Facebook Home - HTC First. Exclusive at AT&T

Facebook Home is unveiled this week. Facebook Home are a series of apps that integrates Facebook with Android.

Also came this week is the complete Look of the upcoming HTC First. HTC First will be the first Android-powered phone that will come pre-loaded with the Facebook Home application.

The specs of HTC First look like this: A 4.3 inch screen, 5.0 megapixel rear-facing camera, and 4G LTE. The HTC First will be available for $99 (with a two-year contract), exclusively from AT&T beginning April 12. You can Pre-order HTC First right now at AT&T website.

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Anil Singh Saturday, April 6, 2013
Preorders for Samsung Galaxy Note 10.1 now available in the US
Preorders for Samsung Galaxy Note 10.1 now available in the US

Amazon posted the Samsung Galaxy Note 10.1 on pre-order, last month, but has to remove the listing soon, possibly on Samsung's orders.

But this time Preorders for Samsung Galaxy Note 10.1 have actually arrived.

Retailer J&R has put Samsung Galaxy Note 10.1 on pre-order with a $499.99 price tag for the Note 10.1 16GB, and $549.99 for the Note 10.1 32GB.



But sadly, the retailer hasn't disclosed when the tablet will be in stock.

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Anil Singh Friday, July 13, 2012