Ashokjp

I dont think your firewall interferes in these matters

Well i heard about TATA giving such kinda offers with Kyocera handsets but dint know about Reliance Where did u get this info from? Plz mention the source..

If its the speed that matters and not money then reliance is the best among list. If you are an average user and u just want to be connected to net then GPRS would be the right choice.

I tried clicking the bottom and top banner Both worked perfect for me! This message is shown when u try to browse the link of that banner rather than clicking it from RIMweb.com OR maybe you clicked once and the page dint not load Then u clicked refresh and the browser opens the link without submitting the referrer link As it uses referring (Source from where u clicked).. If there is no referrer it will display this message

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I dont think even if you change, it will allow you to make calls to customised no..

Well regarding RUIM in Nokia 2280. I heard that Reliance has disabled that in their phones and we have to program it to get it working..

Yeh thanks for informing.. Will correct tat soon!

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In airtel Rate- 600/month Speed- 3-4kb/s

Sorry Aman, The username Aman is already registered by another user. You can give another option..

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Ya you can use the cover and other such parts Nothing else can be done..

I guess that would work.. You get a FM with ur handsfree..

Few Phones which support GPRS are Nokia 6610, 6100, Samsung X100, X600 etc There are many other phones too In Airtel you get GPRS for 600/month Speeds are around 3-4kb/s in my area ( kerala ) Also u get wap in ur phone but thats really slow..

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Yeh i dont think... anything of such kind would exist... If so, as static said we would be having unlimited power

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Reliance does not want its customers to wait any longer Source: Techtree, April 23 2004 By: Jonathan, Techtree Have you ever called the Reliance Infocomm helpline and have been put on hold for an unbearably long time before your call could be attended to? Well, you don't have to wait any longer. Reliance Infocomm is setting up a call centre in Chennai that will cater to the growing number of customers from the southern states in India, especially to the customers from Tamil Nadu. Reliance Infocomm already has two call centers in India, one in New Mumbai and the other one in Kolkatta. The call center in Kolkatta handles all the calls that come in from the eastern part of India and the call centre in New Mumbai still handles all the calls from the rest of India. An Official Reliance spokesperson says, "The reason for the setup of a call center in Chennai is to decongest the number of calls coming to Mumbai so that their customers are offered better and immediate service. The setup of a call center in Chennai would also let the customer interact with a call centre agent on the other line who would know the local language and would be well versed with the local topography of the region." According to another official source the plan was supposed to kick of by the end of May but due to unforeseen delays the plan might come into implementation only by the end of June or July. It was also reported that Reliance Infocomm has a building ready and is in the process of acquiring it's technological resources. The new call centre might have a work force of around a thousand plus employees. And this call centre will be smaller as compared to the call centre in New Mumbai, which has a workforce of around 6 thousand employees. "The new call centre is bound to do beneficial wonders to the customers of Reliance and is going to make them very happy, especially if the customers are from the south, but it is going to take a little time", said the spokesperson. So, can we expect better things from Reliance in the future, or is it just a whole load of gas? It looks like this company has big plans for its customers. But is Reliance that 'reliable'? We'll just have to wait and see.

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