Epson, a known brand for printers and imaging devices, has announced the launch of its new Epson iPrint for Android mobile devices.
It allows Android mobile phone and tablets users to print documents, e-mail attachments and stored files, using Epson Inkjet printers, over WiFi network — enabling users to get the work done faster and without much hassle.
The app has a built-in web browser, which users can use to find and print a web page, or they can also access and print files from online file storage services like Box.net, …

Google has announced that its popular web recommendation feature +1 will now be available for mobile devices powered by Android and iOS mobile operating systems. Punit Soni, Lead Product Manager for Google+ Games and Mobile, says on his Google+ page that the button will now be automatically visible on Android 2.1+ and iOS 4.0+ browsers. “When you +1 something, it will be displayed publicly across the Web as an annotation on the content you +1’d,” he adds. THINKDIGIT

Sistema Shyam TeleServices Limited (SSTL), (that operates nationally under the MTS brand) has launched two new affordable Android smartphones in India in partnership with ZTE and Huawei. The new mobile phones: MTS MTAG 3.1 and MTS Livewire both incorporate Qualcomm’s Snapdragon S1 processors and are priced in the sub Rs 5000 category.
Vsevolod Rozanov, President & CEO, MTS India, said “This initiative has been designed to take the power of Android to the masses. Launched in the sub Rs 5000 category, these are the most affordable Android Smartphones in India.” TECHCIRLCE

MapMyIndia, one of the leading providers of digital maps and navigation services in the country, announced a 7-inch Android tablet. While CarPad looks like just any other Android tablet running Android 2.2, MapMyIndia has customized it for navigation purposes.
CarPad can also be used as a regular tablet. Though it doesn’t come with a preloaded Google Market app, it supports phone functions like calls and messaging and can play videos and music. Android Market app can be downloaded by users separately to access Android apps. TIMESOFINDIA

Samsung Electronics is all set to enter the mobile instant messaging service competition, with the launch of ChatON. Beginning from October, ChatON will come pre-installed on Samsung’s smartphones, as well as its other feature phones. Samsung’s smartphone users who wish to use ChatON services should have smartphones featuring Samsung’s own Bada OS or Google’s Android software. MONEYCONTROL