Brantel Lanka (Pvt) Limited, a leading player in the Sri Lankan mobile phone market, who launched their first mobile phone with the Android operating system, the E-tel Android Curiosity i3 Smartphone, is elated at the phone’s acceptance from the Sri Lankan mobile phone users.Read more... Add new comment



Fresh details about Google's eagerly-anticipated smart glasses have been released by the company. A YouTube video uploaded by the company shows Google Glass in action - including the interface which appears in the wearer's line of sight.
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