The idea of customizing proper web apps to Android and other mobile OS systems has always been loved by mobile users even if screen size of smartphones is far smaller than size of desktops or laptops. And Google has finally delivered the same for Mobile Google Docs.

Finally, you can now move around, create & edit your Google documents on the go, without having to buy some paid android or iPhone app for creating or editing documents or spreadsheets.

The video below tells enough about what you should expect from Mobile Google Docs. Here is the official post from Google about it.

But that’s probably one of the major reasons why majority of smartphone buyers end up paying thousands of dollars more than what they should have actually paid to their service providers over a span of one or two years. Customers also neglect the significance of comparing plenty of available cell phone plans from various Mobile carriers namely Sprint, AT&T, T-Mobile, Verizon, etc. before making their final decision, such as entering into 1 or 2 year contract with a particular mobile carrier or buying a new smartphone.

To avoid getting trapped into an undesirable or costly cell phone plan for next two years, it is better to look out and shortlist the best cell phone plans available in the market before making a phone purchase. Next, you need to stack up your smartphone preferences and decide if you should go for an Contract-free smartphone and choose a separate voice and data plan afterwards or simply go for a subsidized contract-bound smartphone.

With a little more efforts in seeking the best voice and data plans available, you will certainly save yourself a lot of money in the long run.

From what we generally expect from HTC, this one matches the standard and rather goes much beyond that. From processor to internal storage space, from front/rear camera to HDMI support, HTC EVO outclasses every existent smartphone(or superphone for that matter) we’ve witnessed so far.

Anyone who has already bought an HTC HD2 should rather have waited for today as the equally capable(or better) hardware has eventually got loaded with the utmost desired mobile OS, Android 2.1 with Sense UI. Not to forget that it’s a 4G capable smartphone, the first ever 4G phone from Sprint in U.S.

We wish, they could brand this phone better and could come up with a better, impactful name atleast.

Take a look at EVO 4G’s tech specs now:

Mobile OS: Android 2.1 with Sense UI

Resolution: 480 x 800 4.3-inch TFT LCD

Network technology: EV-DO Rev-A/WiMax

Processor: 1GHz Snapdragon QSD8650

Touch-screen: Capacitive multi-touch enabled

Carrier: Sprint

RAM: 512MB

Internal storage: 1GB

Expandable storage: microSD

Rear Camera: 8MP with Flash

Front Camera: 1.3MP

Battery: 1500mAh

WiFi: 802.11 b/g

Additional: HDMI support, rear stand

The phone’s hardware capabilities and internet browsing speed are bound to be impressive as the voice calls will be made over sprint’s CDMA network and a combo of EV-DO and WiMAX technologies will power data usage, making both voice and data services more effective and ubiquitously available to end consumers.

Watch this Hands-on review of HTC EVO 4G, shot by folks at Engadget.

Pricing and availability is not yet known so we’re keeping a close eye on that. Our notion is that HTC EVO will not be dirt cheap but would rather be sold somewhere around $600-700 range without contract and $250-350 with contract but that’s just speculation at the moment. It might be made available somewhere during the summer.

And finally, will this phone do the magic for Sprint ?

HTC EVO 4G blends the best of hardware with the best of software(Android 2.1) and with tens of thousands of Android apps on board complemented with the blazing WiMAX/EV-DO data speeds, the phone has got the stuff to strike gold. A whole lot of things will now depend over its marketing and pricing.

Regarding HTC EVO 4G’s availability in India and other asian countries, there has been no announcement yet but the phone will certainly hit the asian markets soon. The price might not be too comfortable though.

Now, our assertion has a heavy supporter, no other than Reuters. A recent news report from Reuters confirms the assertion we earlier proposed. Chinese Ministry of Industry and Information Technology spokesman Zhu Hongren clearly stated that China will not limit adoption and future growth of any Mobile OS platform as long as it complies Chinese law.

Complying to national laws has never been an issue for Android platform, globally so China will not be an exception at all.

From Google’s perspective, Google.cn is a sole property of Google and Google reserves all the rights to shut it down or keep it running, whatsoever be the reason. For Android, it’s a different ball game altogether. Google leads Android development but doesn’t own Android as a whole.

Android has been picking up growth rate like never before and Chinese Mobile market is already excited with this new Mobile platform.

Now that Google has also entered into the territory of self branded smartphones with the Nexus One, it will be pretty hard for Google Android to stop from cruising fast, be it China or elsewhere.

But as speculated by us early on, it has been priced at a hefty sum of Rs.36990. This amount is fairly large and will hardly give strong reason to smartphone buyers in India to buy it for themselves.

Tata Docomo is selling HTC HD2 with a plan of 500 MB of monthly download limit for first 6 months. Not great but not bad at all either.

But factually, if any of the mobile phone operator in India needs to tap into huge Indian market, there’s a strong need of cheap contractual smartphones with 3G infrastructure backing it up. And when will that happen ? Don’t expect anything like that before 2013 or may be later than that.

Here are some of the technical specifications of Nexus One known so far and some more pics taken by Googlers while playing with it in Googleplex. Now that most of us know the surprising fact that Nexus One (Google Phone) will be sold online by Google directly, bypassing any conventional retail sale structure, an even shocking surprise is that Nexus One will be sold unlocked.

Nowadays, most of the well hyped smartphones come locked with a mobile carrier, mainly to subsidize the phone pricing and in the middle of all this, Google deciding to launch Nexus One unlocked, would make it a costly affair for end users.

But staying unlocked will have its own advantage for Google Phone as well. Here are some of them…

• There will never be an embaressing situation for Google, similar to what Apple is facing right now, because of network incapabilities of a particular mobile carrier (AT&T for iPhone)
• All existing users using unlocked mobile subscription services will just have to buy Nexus One and put their in-use SIM cards into Nexus One and that’s it ! Users will also be able to opt for cheap internet plans due to non-exclusivity.
• We aren’t sure about it but if Nexus One will stay unlocked and will be sold Online by Google, it might be a case that Google will start selling it globally starting January. It means that Google will start getting millions of orders across the globe, not just from U.S. but elsewhere as well.

Nexus One might not be damn cheap but in the longer run, it will save more money to the buyers.

Stay hooked for more on Nexus One…

This phone is rumored to be coming with 5mp camera and WiFi support but that’s not enough. The phone will most probably come unlocked and shouldn’t be more than $199 by any chance. According to the rumor mill, this phone is going to join the Greenheart line, which is good coz the manufacturing and packaging of the phone would be eco-friendly but the lame approach towards eco-friendly J10 isn’t something to appreciate about Sony Ericsson.

A monstrous touch screen(over 4 inches), 5MP camera with autofocus and LED Flash and lighterning fast processor, makes HTC HD2 stand apart. It may take years most other OEMs to beat such a swashbuckling hardware configuration.

But we feel sad to say that HTC, although going Android for almost all its High end smartphones, has exclusively gone for Windows Mobile 6.5 as its OS. To us, it seems thatHD2 is a

“Old Generation Software over a Next Generation Hardware“

The only reason HTC puts forward when questioned about No Android policy for HD2 is that they have to take care of Windows Mobile as well. Well, that’s just Microsoft !

Well, many folks are also interested when HTC HD2 is going to enter Indian markets. And at what cost will it priced. HTC has announced that HTC HD2 will enter European and Asian markets first and then U.S. markets will follow up.

It will soon be available in HTC retailers in India and the price is suspected to be between Rs.35-40k

In case you buy HTC Tattoo with Vodafone, you will get a 20MB of data usage for three months, free of charges. To be honest, 20MB is like a drop in the sea for an average internet user but still, something is better than nothing.

Still, the pricing of this phone has been kept quite affordable, around Rs.17,000($370) which makes it much lucrative option for niche but growing smartphone fanatics in India. Anyways, here are some of those features that are most probable to grab attention in nascent Indian smartphone industry. Take a look !

• 2.8 inches touchscreen with 240×320 QVGA resolution
• In-built GPS
• Bluetooth, Wi-Fi support
• 3.5 mm audio jack
• 3.2 MP camera
• Video format support : MPEG-4, H.263, H.264 and Windows Media® Video 9
• G-sensor
• Digital Compass

Android as a Mobile platform is starting to grow big but India has not seen most of Android phone launches yet. Its a positive sign that HTC is bringing yet another phone in India and this time, the pricing is quite cheaper. HTC was the one brand that took the things off for Android in US and it seems that India will also see first few android phones from HTC only.

It was quite a shame for a 5MP camera(Droid) to perform poorer than a 3.2 MP camera(iPhone) but suddenly things got in place by itself and every guy who was complaining about the auto-focus issue in droid was happy to see everything fixed.

At the backstage, the problem had been identified by Motorola and Google and it was decided to update the Droid’s software with required bug fixes on Dec 11, 2009. It was actually a pleasant surprise for even Google and Motorola to see the problem disappearing by itself but the real cause behind this sudden bug removal was the nature of bug.

A guy from Google’s Android team has confirmed that there’s a date-related bug in the Droid’s camera software that leads to it having cycles of good and bad focus that depend on the date. The thing is that the good cycle had started recently and everything went fine by itself. As told by the one of the Android’s staff member, this good cycle will last till Dec 17 and the permanent bug fix will be provided via Over the Air(OTA) software upgrade before the good cycle ends.