Sony Launches Desi Adda Sony PlayStation has launched its second Indian game Desi Adda: The Games of India. The game can be played on PS2 and PSP is available in four languages: English, Hindi, Punjabi and Tamil. GameShastra, an Indian game studio, took 16 months to develop this game for Sony. The game is available at Rs. 499 for PS2 and at Rs. 999 for PSP. (More on Livemint) Orkut Gets A Facelift Facing tough competition from the likes of Facebook and Twitter, Google has revamped Orkut, integrating it with its other services. The new Orkut loads faster, and promises a user-friendly interface and some new features. Orkut at present has around 80-100 million active users. (Read more at IBT) New MSN Portal Microsoft Corp. has redesigned MSN website to get users to use its new search engine Bing more. Bing which was launched in June remains third in search after Google and Yahoo. The old blue background and stack of menus has been replaced with a white background and simpler links across the top. In a column on the right-hand side of the page, Microsoft displays Hotmail e-mails and status updates on Facebook, Twitter and its own "Windows Live" service. This improved Msn.com is rolling out to a small percentage of U.S only and won't appear for everyone until early 2010. (Read more here) Ericsson On India Communications network provider Ericsson is betting big on multimedia business in India. Ericsson has been witnessing a growth of around 20-25% in this…
