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I have fully flashed HTC EVO LTE 4G to Reliance PROS : Calls works fine SMS works fine - Just have to Set auto Prepend off Data Working fine as well CALL + DATA + SMS all work Simaltanously - I had a call + a file Transfer on Phone and also Sent ONE SMS on it (ALL WORKS SIMULTANEOUSLY) 4.7 Inch 1270 x 780 HD Screen is AWESOME and ROCKING 64 GB Card SDCX working fine Kick Stands and MicroSD Expansion slot and Dedicated Camera Button is welcome feature Call Quality is as we expected on any HTC Device - GOOD Sense 4.0 is lite and matured Skin / Though APEX or Nova Launcher works great and so sud other launcher. Camera is as good as HTC ONE X please see ONE X Camera Review for it Charging and Notification LED Overall Sleek and Plain design is good in hand EVO got a Snapdragon S4 processor under the hood which can hold its ground against quad-core counterparts Cons: Camera Glass is raised and may get scratches on it Upper Glossy plastic is fingure print megnet can can get scratches easily No Removable Battery Side Charging Port some time difficult to charge and call / use it Antenna is pasted on Removable Covers so it you damage the upper Plastic part it may hamper the Antennas and you might have to buy a new one

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guys u gotta try this FilePush lets you transfer files to your Android device with only two clicks. FilePush only works together with its Windows Client! You can download the client here: http://ctrox.ch/filepush Direct link: http://ctrox.ch/filepush/setup/setup.exe Officially supported is Windows Vista and 7. With the Windows Client you can create context menu entries that appear when you right-click a file inside Windows Explorer. With a click on the "Push file to device" entry the file will appear a few seconds later as a download on your device. Key Features - Windows Client (Vista, 7) with explorer integration - Support for multiple devices - Push files using WLAN - fast - Or using Google Drive - anywhere - Open, move and delete files - No registration (Google Account) - Uses Google Push service, is not always running in background What's in this version: - Fixed download location and move dialog for some devices - Added support for .flv files - Added message for other unknown file types - Added message for failed and incomplete downloads FilePush v1.1.1.apk

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Guys, I'm a Photon user and I was facing few problems related to Banners / Carrier Name on my photon like even after flashing NAM/PRL, it only shows "Sprint" as Network Name and not "Reliance". Did so many R&D on this and finally I've made a file for the same which shows Reliance. How to: 1. Your phone must be Rooted.(If not Google on How to) 2. Download the attached zip file & extract it. 3. Copy & Paste the eri.xml (attached) file on Internal Storage 4. Open Root Explorer or any other file explorer you use. 5. Copy the eri.xml (attached) file.. (Long press on file and select copy) 6. Paste it in "/data" folder of Root of your file system. 7. Now long press the eri.xml file and tap permission and select all check boxes. Give it full permission. 8. Exit the Root Explorer 9. Restart your phone Voila.. Your phone will now show... "Reliance" as Carrier Name nJoy... eri.rar

If CDMA coverage in your area is absolutely not workable then obviously you have to go for GSM version. However if it is bearable then take CDMA version. As your EVDO usage is moderate, cheaper GSM 3G Data may not matter much to you but CDMA voice clarity in everyday usage will be beneficial. As far as battery performance is concerned there should not be great difference between GSM and CDMA version. I think Mr. Parin already has Droid Razr Maxx CDMA version in his hand. Enquire... Imported CDMA version may turn out to be cheaper than Official GSM version..

CDMA FWP - Fixed Wireless Phone CT800P for Rs 1,449

^^^ Reliance CDMA has roam free plans since more than 4 years.

10.6-inch Microsoft Surface Tablets Announced, Powered By Windows 8 Source Hands-on with Microsoft's new Surface tablet PC. >> http://www.theverge.com/2012/6/18/3095335/microsoft-surface-hands-on Microsoft Surface for Windows RT vs. Microsoft Surface for Windows 8 Pro >> http://www.theverge.com/products/compare/5799/5800 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AKFIG4c2U2A After days of speculation and rumors, Microsoft's major announcement has just been unveiled at a press event in Los Angeles: a Surface tablet. We suspected the company might be working on its own tablet, and Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer revealed the device on stage at Milk Studios in Los Angeles today. Discussing Microsoft's history with Windows, Xbox, and Kinect, Ballmer introduced a video of the company's hardware products over the years before unveiling Windows 8's companion, the Microsoft Surface. Microsoft's Steven Sinofsky took to the stage to describe the hardware of Microsoft's Surface tablet. There will be two options for Microsoft's Surface PC, one powered by Intel's 22nm Ivy Bridge chips running Windows 8, and another Surface powered by an ARM chipset and Windows RT. The Windows RT version is just 9.3mm thin, weighs 1.5lbs, includes a built-in kickstand, and is the first PC with a vapor-deposited (PVD) magnesium case, according to Microsoft. It will ship in 32GB or 64GB versions, complete with a 10.6-inch ClearType HD display (of unknown resolution). Microsoft's Intel-based Surface tablet will run Windows 8 Pro, with a thickness of 13.5mm, a weight of 1.9lbs, and USB 3.0 support. This particular version will also include magnesium casing and a built-in kickstand, but will ship with either 64GB or 128GB storage. Additionally, the Intel version will include additional digital ink support through a pen that magnetizes to the body of the tablet, and a 10.6-inch ClearType "Full HD" display. Both of Microsoft's Surface tablets feature optional Touch and Type keyboard covers. Microsoft says suggested retail pricing will be announced closer to availability and is expected to be competitive with a comparable ARM tablet or Intel Ultrabook-class PC.

It's been confirmed by Avishek and Hitesh that '+1' can be given through Tapatalk. I never use Tapatalk, as I like the full browser view of our forum and use it on Opera Next (sometimes on Dolphin). Now it's time for you to thank Kapil (to practice giving '+1' through Tapatalk and to recognize Kapil's very helpful contribution)

@pabitrak5 Handset is network locked & only works with MTS sim. Price of the handset is again reduced. Now available for Rs. 2999/- including EVDO activated sim and 150 local / national minutes + 150 sms + 150 MB data free every 30 days of activation for 1 year

If battery life is the primary issue for heavy users like you, then no smartphone on the planet currently matches Droid Razr Maxx atleast on that parameter. You'll have to also consider whether you would like to shift to GSM from CDMA because the version officially launching in india will be GSM. Another thing, Droid Razr Maxx is on Android 2.3 but ICS is promised. There were reports that Maxx shipping in Germany was already having ICS. Non-removable battery is a concern when android hangs but this tip on how one can power off maxx when it freezes may help >> Soft Reset - DROID RAZR / RAZR MAXX by MOTOROLA

When HTC and Samsung came out with burst camera in their quad core devices we were all excited by one of the camera feature "Burst shot mode" But now thanks to Spritefish we can now have the same experience on our Android devices and you don't need to have the One X or Galaxy S3 Fast Burst Camera has made its way onto the Play Store and it does exactly what we were looking for. Simply hold down the button and you can snap up to 30 photos in a single second if your device allows it. On low-end devices, 5-10 photos per second is possible. Hold shoot button for continuous burst, or tap for fast single shots Installed on EVO 3D and worked . Fast Burst Camera Lite Free Version >> https://play.google....burstcameralite Fast Burst Camera Paid Version >> https://play.google....cnN0Y2FtZXJhIl0 [media=] [/media]

Another good news for MTS Livewire (ZTE C N 600+) users. Nokia BL-5C battery can be used in this handset. Original Nokia BL-5C 1020mAh battery is available in the market for Rs. 300/- . This BL-5C battery can be also used in (MTS) ZTE S100 handset. Both handsets comes with same zte 1000mAh battery. While using Nokia battery, Livewire gives 3 days standby while zte battery gives only 2 days.

Working perfect on my Photon... sent from Motorola Photon 4G

I don't know whether this was posted before or not... But a Free TV app for India.. All Indian Channels.. Imported handsets won't be ale to download this from Market.. (See the attachment) Official Link... https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.spb.tv.digivive.free&hl=en Note: you must have EVDO/3G for streaming... Better go for Unlimited Data Plan... or You'll have to take loan to pay the bills... :-P nexGTv2.2.1.apk