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I just checked, both POP and SMTP are working fine for me. The website URL is: http://www.ricmail.com which is loading fine and I am able to login also. I use pop.ricmail.com and smtp.ricmail.com for the email client.

Right, they aren't even going to respond to such a request.

Its AYE for UPA! << ahead by 21 votes for now, 54 votes remaining to be counted >>

Try configuring with MagiCall

Check for "Internet Sharing" or "ICS" icon in Programs

which handset?

Govt to announce 3G policy after vote of confidence 15 Jul, 2008, 2026 hrs IST Press Trust of India Government is understood to have decided to announce the guidelines and final policy for third generation mobile services only after proving its majority in Lok Sabha on July 22. According to official sources, the policy has been finalised and even telecom regulator TRAI has also endorsed Department of Telecom's view to increase the reserve price for 3G spectrum (radio frequency). TRAI sent back the recommendation on July 14 and Telecom Commission is scheduled to meet on July 18 to consider the 3G policy but it would be announced only after winning the trust vote in Lok Sabha, they said. DoT had earlier said that foreign players would be allowed to participate in the auctioning process for spectrum for 3G mobile services and if they succeed they would be issued fresh licenses to offer the services. TRAI had earlier opposed the move to allow foreign players but reconsidered DoT's suggestion and approved it. Government is estimating to garner about Rs 40,000 crore from the auctioning of spectrum for 3G mobile services and as per the proposed guidelines each player can bid for two blocks of 5 MHz of spectrum in designated band. Agreeing to DoT's proposal on doubling the reserve price of 3G spectrum for a pan-India license, TRAI has suggested a higher price for the same based on a fresh calculation. Question is what if the government fails to prove majority? When will the policy be announed then?

Reliance Communications to get links to GSM network The Hindu Business Line New Delhi, July 15 Paving the way for Reliance Communications to roll out its pan-India GSM cellular services, the telecom regulator has directed all existing mobile operators to provide inter-connectivity to the new entrant. Existing GSM operators had refused to offer inter-connectivity to Reliance Communications on the grounds that the latter’s GSM network was part of a new licence and therefore it will have to negotiate fresh terms with the likes of Bharti Airtel and Vodafone. TRAI has, however, held that Reliance’s GSM network was part of the unified access licence it already holds for offering CDMA-based mobile services and therefore there was no need for renegotiating the inter-onnection terms. Without interconnection, Reliance Communications would not have been able to start services as it would have meant that a Reliance GSM subscriber would not be able to call any of the 200 million GSM subscribers belonging to the existing operators across the country. Existing GSM operators had argued that since the Government’s decision to allow dual technology to RCom was under the scrutiny of the High Court, they were not under any compulsion to provide inter-connection till the matter was cleared. Reliance Communications, on the other hand, said that its GSM roll-out was not a new licence and the Department of Telecom had permitted the company to offer dual technology under its existing licences. It alleged that GSM operators were using inter-connection to block its entry. As per TRAI’s regulation, operators are required to offer inter-connection to each other on mutually agreed terms within a stipulated period of time. The regulator has now told the GSM players to comply with this regulation.

To answer your second question, I just checked www.viaworld.in using Opera Mobile 9.5 browser and it loaded fine and I was also able to do a airline search. I tried it on a HTC Mogul 6800, which runs on Windows Mobile like the HTC P3000.

or if you are unable to find a fitting one locally, get from eBay (International): http://cgi.ebay.com/3x-Sprint-PPC-6800-XV6...1QQcmdZViewItem

Assign one PC with an IP address of 192.198.0.1 and assign the second PC with an IP address of 192.198.0.2 Subnet mask 255.255.255.0 for both. Use a common workgroup name of 15 characters or less as mentioned by Dj Restart PCs and thats it. Now test the network by pinging from both PCs. eg.: ping 192.198.0.2 (from the first PC) Make sure that you have disabled your firewall (or manually allow the connection in the firewall settings)

Download Link: http://download.skype.com/pocketpc/SkypeForPocketPC.exe Run the file in your PC and then it will install into your PPC.

and they call it... "Introductory Offer"... WTF!

many seem to be having issue with Huawei dialer in Vista... use DU Meter software instead to check speed and data usage

What error message does it show?

which network operator are you looking for?

No I have them, can you confirm these are the ones missing? LG RD 3500, 3600 , 6100 Classic FWP 820 CLassic FWP 829 Classic FWP 2208 Classic FWP 2258 Classic FWP 23 (836) Motorola W 355 Motorola L7C Motorola K1m Motorola V9m Samsung 2 On Coolpad 288 Palm Treo 755p

right, BSNL 1x and EVDO won't work when in roaming (outside circle) for now. No such limitations for Reliance Netconnect though.

Reliance Communications launches BlackBerry Curve 8330 smartphone 2008-07-08 18:57:13 Source : Moneycontrol.com In a move to offer a world-class data and voice experience to CDMA customers, Reliance Communications Ltd. (RCOM) and Research In Motion (RIM) today announced the launch of the BlackBerry® Curve™ 8330 smartphone in India. Starting 8th July 2008, Reliance Communications customers across India are able enjoy the option of choosing this new sleek and stylish high-speed smartphone that offers a powerful combination of communications and multimedia capabilities. Offering a user-friendly design, the BlackBerry Curve 8330 is the smallest and lightest full QWERTY BlackBerry® handset and comes with RIM's intuitive trackball navigation system. It features a 2 megapixel camera, advanced multimedia capabilities and premium phone features along with the sophisticated BlackBerry platform which supports access to email, messaging and other mobile applications. With the new BlackBerry Curve 8330 smartphone, users can easily stay connected to work, family and friends while on the go. The feature-rich BlackBerry Curve 8330 smartphone from Reliance is priced at INR 25990. “Reliance Communications is delighted to extend the choice of BlackBerry smartphones to its customers,” said Mahesh Prasad , President, RCOM Applications Solutions Group .“We are pleased to introduce the feature-rich BlackBerry Curve 8330. This BlackBery smartphone is now available at more than 500 stores across the top 20 towns. With RIM’s latest innovation, our customers will be able to enhance their mobile communications and make the most of their business and leisure time with this feature-rich smartphone.” Frenny Bawa, Vice President, India, Research In Motion said” BlackBerry smartphones are designed to provide people with an optimized mobile experience for email, phone, web browsing and a wide range of other corporate and personal applications. RIM is very pleased to be working with Reliance to launch the BlackBerry Curve 8330 in India.” Available in an elegant silver colour, the BlackBerry Curve 8330 smartphone features: CDMA connectivity Access to email, phone, organizer, browser and other mobile business and leisure applications 2 megapixel camera with flash and 5x zoom, able to take pictures that can be shared via email, MMS and instant messaging applications Advanced media player and enhanced desktop media manager software allowing customers to easily manage music, pictures and video between their PC and the BlackBerry Curve 8330 Premium phone features including Voice Activated Dialing, speakerphone, and noise and echo cancellation technology for clearer calls Bluetooth® 2.0, with support for hands-free headsets, stereo headsets, car kits, and other Bluetooth accessories Instant Messaging with BlackBerry® Messenger, Yahoo!® Messenger and Google Talk Support on BlackBerry® Internet Service, which provides users with the ability to access up to 10 supported email accounts, including most ISP email accounts, from a single device Support on BlackBerry® Enterprise Server, which tightly integrates with IBM® Lotus® Domino®, Microsoft® Exchange and Novell® GroupWise® and works with existing enterprise systems to enable push-based wireless access to email and other corporate data together with advanced security and IT administration. Reliance Communications has a wide range of BlackBerry smartphones for its CDMA customers such as the BlackBerry® Pearl™ 8130 and the BlackBerry® 8703e. Reliance is the first Indian operator to launch the BlackBerry® 8830 World Edition allowing interoperability between the high speed CDMA and ubiquitous GSM networks. BlackBerry 8830 World Edition enables Reliance customers to experience high speed Internet access as well as offers international roaming across the globe, to enhance productivity of business professionals on the move.

The SMSs that I have sent from roaming location were also counted in the free Rs.100 SMS usage. It might have been charged at Rs.2 as it is treated as STD.

Create a new dial up connection in Vista and use it for connecting instead of the Huawei dialer for now. The dial up phone number is #777 and username/password is your MDN.

wow, damn good website... handset looks really good as well... more competition for HTC and Apple! << Topic moved to Samsung forum >>

Great Work!!! Yes, similar to Reliance NetConnect. Its postpaid and I guess its additional Rs.299 per month: http://mtnlmumbai.in/helpdesk/gifs/ads/gfinal_revise.gif

High 3G price spoils ISPs' WiMAX dream Economic Times 3 Jul, 2008, 0141 hrs IST The government’s decision to double the reserve price for the 3G spectrum auctions spells bad news for many of the country’s stand-alone Internet Service Providers (ISPs). This is because, the reserve price for the WiMAX (Worldwide Interoperability for Microwave Access) spectrum auction is likely to be set to be a fourth of that for 3G spectrum. Put simply, this implies that reserve price for an ISP who applies for pan-India WiMAX spectrum will be over Rs 550 crore. The final price could be several multiples of this depending on the outcome of the auction. ISPs say that a higher reserve price would create a scenario where they would not be able to enter a bidding war with telcos, who too are keen to launch WiMAX services. Besides, this also implies that the reserve price for a telco, who wants to bid for both WiMAX and 3G radio frequencies will be about Rs 2,800 crore. Confronted with this grin reality, the Internet Service Providers Association of India (ISPAI), the body representing all stand alone ISPs in the country, will soon approach sector regulator TRAI demanding that their members be charged only 25% of the highest bid that a telco makes for WiMAX spectrum in that particular circle during the auction. “We will tell TRAI that in order to have a competitive market, standalone ISPs must be charged a maximum of 25% of the highest bid that a telco makes for WiMAX spectrum. We will also seek that a few spectrum slots be reserved for ISPs during the WiMAX auction. This is perhaps the only way that government can address the dismal broadband penetration in the country. We (ISPs) will offer a much needed competition to telcos in the WiMAX space, without which they will not roll-out these services,” ISPAI president Rajahs Charier told ET. Sources say that the DoT wants the WiMax launch be initially restricted to only three players who will operate this service in the 2.5 GHz frequency band where one of the slots is reserved for state-owned BSNL/MTNL. This contradicts the recommendations of telecom regulator TRAI which had suggested that wireless broadband be rolled out in 3.3-3.4 GHz and 3.4-3.6 Ghz frequencies and up to 13 players be allocated spectrum to offer WiMax services. At the same time, the DoT also wants to allot WiMAX spectrum to other service providers in the frequencies recommended by TRAI at a later stage after compatibility is established. While WiMAX is still an evolving technology, it is still considered a threat to third generation mobile services. As per global industry experience, WiMax offers data speeds that are 10-30 times faster than 3G. To put this in perspective, the data speeds of 3G networks are over five times faster than those offered by 2G cellular networks that telcos in India currently use.