The highly anticipated Eee Pad Transformer by Asus has been official launched in Australia as a tablet solution for both media consumption and mobile productivity.

ASUS CEO Jerry Shen said "it was the most historical moment since the debut of the industry changing Eee PC. “The Eee Pad Transformer is beyond a tablet. It is a new milestone for the Android Market. We are offering superior features with competitive pricing,” said Shen.

The Eee Pad Transformer is designed to provide a personal and seamless cloud computing experience.

Some of its unique features involved: full-size QWERTY keyboard docking station offers two USB slots, SD card reader and extends battery life up to 16 hours. It also boasts of an IPS panel made from a durable, scratch-resistant glass, dual cameras and supports Adobe® Flash® 10.2 video playback. ASUS has also developed an intuitive user interface called Waveshare which hosts a variety of unique applications including MyNet, MyLibrary and MyCloud.

Xoriant Corporation, a leading software product engineering and product consulting services company, enables Appsongo a mobile application development company to develop and launch a series of mobile applications for the Nokia phones.

Moving with the current market trends, Appsongo wanted to capitalize on the increasing popularity of smartphones on the Nokia platform by developing user centric mobile applications. Xoriant was selected as the vendor having the right blend of skills and expertise for rapidly developing mobile applications on this platform.

For Appsongo, Xoriant added Productivity and Finance applications to their mobile app portfolio. These applications included CurrencyCalc- a currency converter, ExpensIT - an expense tracking application, BudgIT - a budgetary application and TrackIT - a package tracking application. Going forward, Xoriant will build Lifestyle and Business applications which will incorporate advanced features like multimedia and augmented reality.