Arun

Very likely that the DNS addresses in your PC is infected. Find the DNS address used in your PC using command: nslookup rimweb.in Paste the result here.

It may not change the country easily. Toggle it multiple time or maybe even after a full restart (remove battery). It will work eventually, maybe not the first time. 1) Yes 2) 1x 3) Contact Customer Care or go to Web World

Change country to India using Market Enabler app

Go to Web World and request if the *222 guys can't understand.

Yes, upgraded to v3.3.1 Please hit Ctrl + F5 to clear the daemons away.

Yes, it appears to be

sujitkumarhota is now >> sujit_k KooLK is now >> _Kailash_

The concern here is not whether they send it or not. It's about giving out your personal details to a stranger.

Be careful when you submit your name, address and personal details to third party websites without checking their authenticity or reputation. The above website which was registered a day ago does not mention any physical address in their contact page, does not have an About Us page, has a made up address in the whois information, does not have an SSL certificate, password is sent as plain text in the form, etc. which looks shady enough for an upcoming shopping website.

I would like to have 1 of the credit card holder

http://www.handster.com/tubemate_youtube_downloader.html

Times of India April 13, 2012, 10.09 AM IST Every Google-endorsed Android smartphone that is sold in the country will now come bundled with a Reliance Communications mobile connection as the Anil Ambani company targets high-end users to ramp up subscribers. RCom and Google have entered into a two-year deal according to which all Google-endorsed android mobile devices from companies like Samsung, HTC, Sony Ericsson and LG will come with the telco's third generation, or 3G, mobile connection with 1 GB of free downloads for the first six months. But these devices will work on networks of all other mobile operators and consumers will have the option to switch to other operators. Industry experts estimate that more than 200,000 such phones will be sold in India over the next two years and that RCom will be able to retain two-thirds of these customers on a long-term basis. "RCom would be able to retain more than a fair share of these customers on its network," said Prashant Singhal, Partner at Ernst & Young Global's Indian affiliate. "The intangible brand benefits from such an exclusive tie-up will exceed the monetary benefits in the two years." Singhal said the number of subscribers that the company will add because of the tie-up will not make a substantial difference to its overall user base or to its revenues. But it will help RCom in positioning itself as a network for premium users, enhancing its current image. As part of the agreement, RCom, the country's second-largest telco by subscribers, will launch a 30-crore campaign for Google Android products starting Saturday. Google has also committed to an equivalently valued campaign on its online platforms. The advertisement, that depicts the android logo Green Bot going blue, will include platforms like augmented reality and will continue till the T20 World Cup. "We are creating a dedicated help desk to which any android phone bought under this agreement will be mapped automatically," said Sanjay Behl, group head, brand and marketing, Reliance Communications. The two companies are assigning two dedicated marketing people each for the initiative, he added. "We confirm the collaboration with Reliance to market Android devices," said a Google spokeswoman. This will be Google's fourth such deal globally. It has similar agreements with Verizon in the US, Telstra in Australia and one in Japan. The Android platform was created by Google, but has since been made open, or publicly available. Manufacturers using Google's android version carry a Google logo and the Green Bot on them. These are Google-endorsed. Others who are using the publicly available version of android like the ZTE and Huawei phones do not have the Google logo. In India, Idea Cellular offer packs with Android-based handsets from ZTE and Huawei. In the past, Aircel and Bharti Airtel had exclusively launched Apple's iPhone in India as part of similar tie-ups. Airtel retained a sizeable number of the customers that bought the phone, while many who bought it from Aircel switched to other networks. Average monthly bills of customers using data-oriented phones like Google Android devices is estimated to be around 250-300, while the average monthly bill of a Reliance Communications customer is around 100.

It was because you had DST enabled in your profile. The timestamps that you see in the forum when you are logged in depends on what you have configured in the Time Zone settings in your profile, and not on what another member uses in their profile, nor the forum default. BTW it is not a "glitch", it is a feature for members who access from a country where DST is applicable, e.g. USA

What do you mean by that?

It is likely that you have DST enabled in your account or the Time Zone is incorrect. Edit profile > Profile Settings > Time Zone - check the Time Zone and make sure DST is not enabled.

http://www.ccavenue.com/content/pricing.jsp

Unfortunately not happening today, and is delayed due another issue cropping up that needs to be sorted out first and is going to take some time. I have changed it now. Please use the "Report" button in the topic/post in future.

TATA Sky or AirTel Digital TV

Any "wireless broadband" service will be costlier itself with no unlimited plans. It would either have higher entry level plan or a very less data limit. Verizon LTE charges around Rs.2500 per month for 10 GB and Rs.1500 for 4 GB which is the entry level plan. So when you compare to that the pricing looks reasonable. Unless RIL plans to come up with something similar to "Monsoon Hungama" this would be the pricing pattern for 4G. BTW from the FAQ the next cities are: Besides Kolkata, we have plans to launch 4G in Karnataka (Bangalore), Maharashtra (excluding Mumbai), and Punjab.

That topic is currently unavailable. So please use this topic to continue. NOTE: Do not post any torrent or download links

Try requesting at your nearest web world

Did they say that for postpaid?

Yes, it is. The new homepage with IP.Content will not show under moderation preview topics.

Not sure if it is included by default in IP.Content, but I think that can be customized

New home page with IP.Content is ready, it might go live this weekend or next weekend, have some tasks to complete before it goes live