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While the 3G iPhone is making all the waves world over, one of India's largest mobile service provider, Bharti Airtel, and Apple have inked an agreement to offer the iPhone in India. The announcement comes hot on the heels of Apple's agreement with Vodafone to sell the first-gen iPhone in India, signifying that Apple has changed gears and is no longer sticking to a single carrier to provide its best-selling device. Unofficially, the iPhone has already made it to the Indian shores imported in its unlocked state. The phone will also be sold in Singapore by SingTel, StarHub, and MobileOne carriers. At this pace, it might take another year or two for the 3G iPhone to make an appearance in these countries. So, better late then never, eh?

LG Electronics, one of the world's leading mobile phone manufacturer, has announced several handsets to be launched in India. The handsets include the LG KF510 and LG KP320 phone.

The LG KF510 features a 10.9mm slim phone that supports MP3, MPEG-4 player, FM radio, GPRS, EDGE and can record and play back QVGA video. Aside from this, the phone also has a 3 megapixel auto focus flash camera, image stabilization and red eye reduction. The phone is also equipped with a touch sensitive navigational keypad.

The second phone to be released is the LG KP320 which is part of LG's Dynamite series. It comes equipped with a 3 megapixel camera and auto focus, the phone supports video-recording and high internal memory with TV out feature. The KP320 measures about 107 x 46 x 13.5 millimeters and weighing only 81 grams. It has a 2 inch TFT display with 262k colors support, music and video player, FM radio and Bluetooth.

LG KF510, LG KP320 will be available at Rs 12,250 and Rs 7,990 respectively.

via: infotech

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Apple's iPhone is supposed to be launched in India somewhere in September 2008. This isn't breaking news but since I have been covering different countries today and their cell phone endeavors, I thought it's worth mentioning.

Vodafone is the carrier who will bring the iPhone to its Indian admirers. It appears it will be more expensive to get an iPhone in India. The 8GB version will retail for 28,000 to 30,000 INR (that's up to $740) with a plan I would assume. That's a lot of money to be asked for an 8GB iPhone, particularly now when the world is waiting for the 3G iPhones in June. On the other hand, it should be expected for other countries to sell such phones like the iPhone for much more than they are worth in the USA right now.