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MTS, a CDMA service provider in India, plans to launch BlackBerry Curve under a bundled plan in which consumers will get the smartphone free of cost. BlackBerry Curve is a 3G phone (its CDMA version can surf at a speed of 3.2 Mbps on MTS' network). The device uses Wifi and GPS. It has a 2 megapixel camera, and a 2.4 inch screen. Along with that, you get BlackBerry Messenger service and a push mail feature. The Currently, HTC Pulse is sold as MTS Pulse where, subscribers get the phone for free but have to pay Rs 1,500 per month for 12 months, for which the user gets 1,500 minutes of talktime, 1,500 SMSes and 1,500 MB of data at no extra cost. Since BlackBerry Curve is around Rs 5,000 cheaper than HTC Pulse, the monthly commitment is likely to be less, at around Rs 1,000. However, since most operators have costlier BlackBerry plans, this price could also be higher. source:http://www.themobileindian.com/news/1130_BlackBerry-Curve-to-come-bundled-with-MTS

BBC recognizes startups and here are some inspiring articles on Indian enterpreneurs. Indians are often said to be not having the instinct to step out of the herd, we would rather work for a boss than be the boss. These articles are hence more insightful. Kunal Bahl Snapdeal Murugavel Janakiraman BharatMatrimony Raghav Bahl Network18 Arvind Rao OnMobile Kiran Mazumdar-Shaw Biocon NR Narayana Murthy Infosys Here are some on non Indian enterpreneurs but good reads nonetheless. Tony Fernandes Air Asia Reid Hoffman LinkedIn Max Levchin PayPal, Slide Dom Sagolla Twitter, DollarApp

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