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Steve Kondik, CyanogenMod’s chief developer, has confirmed that CyanogenMod 7 (CM7) will be coming to Sony Ericsson Xperia handsets in its upcoming release. They have been working with FreeXperia team to make this happen and this team is now part of the CyanogenMod development group.

According to the Steve Kondik’s Google Plus Post, The list of 10 Xperia phones to get the CyanogenMod 7 (CM7) include

Xperia ArcXperia NeoXperia MiniXperia Mini ProXperia PlayXperia RayXperia X10Xperia X8Xperia X10 MiniXperia X10 Mini Pro

Most these phones already run on the Android 2.3, with the Xperia X10 being the latest one to get this update. This is definitely a happy news for the Xperia X8, Xperia X10 Mini and Xperia X10 Mini Pro users who are still with Android 2.1.

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MAXX Mobiles has announced they would expand their international presence by expanding its operations to Bangladesh. They would launch 12 new handsets initially, ranging from different categories such as touch screen phone, phones with powerful battery etc. MAXX Mobiles has appointed MyOne Technology Limited to distribute these phones in Bangladesh.

Some of the phones include

MAXX MX401 – With unique noise suppression featureMAXX Tiny MX372 – Sleek phones aimed at youth marketMAXX VISTA MS520 – QWERTY slider phone for the ladiesMAXX SCOPE MT150 and MT250 – Budget touch screen phonesMAXX GLO MX388 – Gaming phoneMAXX RAVE MX182 – With powerful battery that lasts for 30 daysMAXX PANDA MX184: An affordable, feature rich BAR phone with Bangla keypadMAXX CHROME MX513: A Bar phone with stereo speakers for maximum soundMS830: A slider touch screen phone, with multimedia featuresMX2K: A unique combination of a BAR phone with a touch screen

These handsets would come with 2GB or 4GB memory card pre-loaded with Indian & Bangladesh music, and they plan to launch 6 more handsets in coming months. MAXX Mobiles is currently present in UAE, Nepal and Fiji, and they plan to expand their reach in many more countries in the near future.

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