Science of Medicine and Technology

Android Developers in India can now sell Paid Apps on Google Play Google has finally added India to the list of countries where developers can sell paid applications through Google Play Store. This would let the individual App developers and the developments companies in India to sell their paid apps and in-app products on Google Play. Google Play already shows amount for paid apps in INR. Google added some countries including Czech Republic, Israel, Poland, and Mexico to the list back in April. This is a big move from Google since most people in India have started moving from the feature phones to low-cost Android smartphones. Indian app developers could utilize this and launch paid apps, introduce in-app purchases and also launch paid ad-free version of their existing ad-supported apps. It would cost US$25 to signup for a new developer account. Read Asus PadFone 2 detailed specs surface, 4.7-inch Super IPS+ HD display, 1.5 GHz quad-core CPU and 13MP camera As

Samsung Galaxy Note 800 Review Leak: Nokia Lumia 510 found in China, runs Windows Phone 7.8 Samsung Champ Neo Duos: Dual SIM, 2.4 inch touch screen, just $60 iOS 6 is already on 15% of iOS devices, shows Android users how it's done Facebook for Android v1.9.10 update brings new Messaging features Samsung Galaxy Note price drops to Rs. 29990 Asus to announce PadFone 2 in October Sony Xperia SL now available in India for Rs. 30999 Samsung Galaxy Note 800 Review Here is the FoneArena review of the Samsung Galaxy Note 800 (Note 10.1). It was originally announced at MWC 2012 earlier this year, but Samsung upgraded its specs when it launched. It launched in India in August. It packs in a 10.1-inch (1280 x 800 pixels) TFT display, 1.4 GHz quad-core Exynos processor and runs on Android 4.0(Ice Cream Sandwich) with the TouchWiz UI on top. It also comes with the S Pen input and has 3G HSPA+ support. It also lets you make voice calls. Let's dive into the r