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Yeh wat i meant is not snapping or sliding in the panels easily as you do in Nokia phones... Wat i meant was you might get the body covers from some outside shops.. You have to remove and fix these body covers... There are no facility to slide in... Unscrew the old cover ... and fix the new -------------------- Such Panels are available for most phones.. You jus have to find the right person who sells it... There are covers of Samsung phones too...

Unbilled info includes STD charges too

I dont have exact info.. Still i think these panels are also available outside other than in LG service centre.. bcz for gsm cells, i have seen ppl using panels bought from outside.. I mean the outer covers.. I am not talking abt nokia replacement covers.. i mean to replace the covers like in samsung and other cells which are not easily replacable like nokia Does anybody has more info on this matter?

Hey chirag... Seeing your post.. i was going to change my line to line #2 Surprisingly i found that i have been using the phone with Line #2 selected I dint knew this ... It was working perfectly.. Also my unibilled amount changed according to the calls i made.. So tat means you will be charged in both the lines

Price around 800 Rs Wont feel the use of it until you loose a sim card But most of them use different pc sync softwares which can even backup the whole phone data

Reliance WebWorld Express to run via smaller Indian towns Caption: "Reliance WebWorld Express to run through smaller Indian towns" Source: Techtree News, March 29, 2004 Reliance Infocomm is charting out its "WebWorld Express" retail project plans with an aim to increase its visibility and penetration for Reliance IndiaMobile (RIM) service. The company is looking forward to 1500 such outlets spread across smaller towns in India. Company officials hope to achieve this margin around the next financial year. The WebWorld Express will serve as a sales and service point for the RIM service. The first store will be inaugurated in about a month. WebWorld Express will be based on the business model of Reliance WebWorld family. These outlets will comply with the C3 model indicating Customer Convenience Centre. WebWorld Express will have a mix of both the company-owned and franchisee models, the details of which has not yet been finalised. This attempt hopes to enhance management and cut down on risks. WebWorld Express outlets will also set up petrol pumps as a part of the petrol pump project. Reliance WebWorld has over 250 outlets across India that offer wireless, convergence and broadband-related services. Gaming, video chat, video conferencing, digital music and music downloading are some of them. Reliance WebWorld outlets also provide the Java Green service as a part of their Food and Beverage (F& offering. This service is touted to be a very important aspect of Reliance Infocomm’s overall convergence project. The RIM service was launched a year ago and is currently looking at other components of the broadband space. A backbone network to the extent of 60,000 kilometres of optic fibre cable (OFC) will offer the consumer both retail and enterprise services. Reliance Industries Ltd has invested about Rs 8,500 crore in the infocomm project.

hey is that officially announced?

U mean change the existing ringtones in LG ?

Yeh greens is right.. But many of us having the duplicate cable doesnt have the cable with charging facility.. I too dint buy it.. It was costlier than the ordinary one in Baazee

Yeh swaroop is right Its free till Jun 30th 2004

I am not able to access Yahoo Messenger from an wap emulator too.. Guess its the problem with yahoo.. Anybody got anymore info

MSN and Qualcomm announce MSN mobile services in BREW Caption: "MSN and Qualcomm announce MSN mobile services in BREW enabled handsets" Source: Techtree News, March 25, 2004 MSN, the global web services provider and Qualcomm Inc., developer of digital wireless communication products, jointly announced an agreement to enable select mobile handsets using Qualcomm's BREW (Binary Runtime Environment for Wireless) solution to support Hotmail e-mail services and MSN Messenger instant messaging services. The mobile version of Hotmail will enable cell-phone users to access their inbox online and receive personalized alerts for designated e-mail messages. The Messenger for mobile devices will let users remain visible online to other customers of the instant messaging service and receive alerts from designated contacts. MSN states that it has 170 million active Hotmail and 120 million Messenger customers. Qualcomm gives an estimate of more than 120 BREW enabled device models from 24 manufacturers. Carriers such as Verizon, Wireless, Alltel and Cellular One already offer BREW enabled wireless data services. Microsoft has been developing software for mobile devices for the last few years and strengthening its stand in the high-end market with its Windows Mobile Smartphone technology and competing with other operating system providers like Symbian and Palmsource. The company has also supported standards like Wireless Application Protocol (WAP) for services such as text messaging. By offering BREW support, the company has set its eyes on the low end market. Other internet service providers like Yahoo and America Online have also been pushing services like two way paging, e-mail and instant messaging and are expected to enter this space. Microsoft expects carriers to begin rolling out the MSN applications within the first half of this year. Pricing has not yet been revealed and will depend on the individual carrier service.

Paid Tats the thing no one love to hear.. Me 2 Atleast hope Reliance dont charge for DAPO users

Good to see the name Qualcomm to connect with MSN services Hope Reliance gets a deal with them..

Yeh pretender! But it doesnt mean that you can have data transfer even without signal.. It says that data transfer in R-connect will happen even if ur signal is low.

Hey guys see the new contents under Cricket section This one is kewl

Click to see more info on the phone GTRAN GCP 4020

HAPPY BIRTHDAY SUKHI Wish you a successful year ahead!!! Have a gr8 blast!

Nice finding shaboo.. First time i tried this.. the phone restarted showing some message ending with ".c" But in the second time, it dialled a phone no as (Secret) I am not sure.. but i think this comes when there is some error.. I dont remember which.. Maybe while using UniCDMA.. i got a message like this ending with ".c"... Not sure whether it was while i used UniCDMA..

Sunil, Max post size is limited to around 1000 kb. If arun has no objection we can have it changed

No yaar, I dont think they will embaress you.. Jus tell them some story making them feel that you dont know anything about all these things Even if your reason is not any solid one... doesnt matter.. i guess they ask all these for the sake of asking.. Well atleast they dont have to give explanation to anybody

I think wat he meant was advanced games than those small small one's provided by reliance

The duplicate ones of the reliance chargers are of 2 types.. One which stops charging automatically.. Like the desktop ones.. They stop indicating a red light when the phone is charged Some chargers are made which jus charges your phone to the brim.. That is it keeps on charging until you switch it off... which is bad for it...

HAPPY BIRTHDAY RAJAN Wish you a successful year ahead!!! Have a gr8 blast!

i store most of the no's in the international format and the other.. so that it will show the name correctly when receiving sms.. like for eg.. i have set a no. 009199xxxx in General Title and the same without 0091 in the Mobile Title I have set the no in international format as default no. But i dont think i have been charged for calls in International rates... Moreover i have not applied for ISD