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congratulations sadik... :clap: :clap: :thumb: :thumb:

yes.. siemens machines are available in mumbai and they have automatic also. you can find them at Vijay sales, some of ezone, croma stores.....

every bank follows different methodology. but sometimes, i feel its just luck draw. i had applied for Kotak and HSBC at same time. i got HSBC and kotak rejected. no reason given. now i have HSBC gold, Citibank platinum and SBI rail card... i get free upgrade voucher for jet airways from citibank every year. but cant use it as i have to buy tix at full price which is 100% to 200% more. i found SBI rail card good, i book tix or use it, i get rail points and can use them whenever i want. further i dont have to buy platform ticket so saing Rs.3/- everytime i go to station...

i got used PC of my friend which will i will give it as gift.. it saved my money. thanx to all those who responded and provided their valuable inputs. thanx to rajan mehta for giving good config at reasonable price...

why not Panasonic?? best would be, look for who is offering better service. all are almost same. everyone will vouch for different machines. recently IFB has lot of problem. Japenese brands are good and so is siemens. siemens will be expensive with unmatched quality.

i have read at many places that EvDO cant be activated on foreign handset. but i have doubt or suggestion. i may be wrong. we are getting EVDO RUIM. activate EVDO on these RUIM and then transfer the number on non RUIM based number. load EVDO PRL on the handset, then it should work or not. as using RUIM details on the handsets. i may be wrong. i thought of trying it. but couldnt do it as presently cant turn off phone due to certain official work. besides, i dont have OMH based handset as of now...

i never faced this problem on touch pro. contact reliance or try to reload PRL. furhter i am using energy rom.. i tried various energy roms.. u miss certain benefits of original. at the same time, with original, you feel you are missing energy.. so its personal choice. energy rom link is here Click here. i will suggest to use cookie and not the GTX theme. GTX theme has some issue with network bar.. u need to get used to ROMS as they are totally different from original.. if u have n e issues, let me know will try to help u...

Source New HTC Android Slider Offers Both GSM, CDMA 3G A new HTC phone may be soon giving the Motorola's Droid 2 a run for the slider smartphone crown. Shots of the HTC device first leaked early last month via Android Guys. The phone has now been confirmed, thanks to testing results posted by the U.S. Federal Communications Commission. The pictures shown by the FCC clearly indicate a Verizon logo on the faceplate, meaning the device is likely coming to America's largest carrier -- and soon. The device has a 4-inch touch screen, microSD memory expansion, a rear-facing camera with single-LED flash, and a slide-out physical QWERTY keyboard. Despite having a smaller screen than the HTC EVO 4G, it has a wider footprint. Part of the space is likely devoted to extra modems. The phone features dual 3G modems -- a CDMA 2000 connection (which includes EV-DO Rev. A access) and GSM 850 modem. Plus it packs Bluetooth and 802.11b/g/n Wi-Fi at 2.4GHz. Why is the dual 3G modems significant? They allow the phone to communicate with virtually any network around the world. Also, very few phones are dual-mode capable. The phone is rumored to have a 1.2 GHz processor, but then again the HTC Vision (T-Mobile G2) was rumored to have one too, and it turned out to only have a slower 800 MHz design. Given the poor battery life on the majority of HTC's devices (a day or less), hopefully some of the extra space goes to more battery real-estate as well. The phone bears roughly the same dark grey (outside) and cherry red (inside) plastic color scheme as the HTC EVO 4G. The FCC release refers to it as the "HTC PD42100". The internal code name is unknown at this point. The phone will likely be rebranded with a new "Droid" name, though, since it's headed to Verizon (à la the Droid Incredible). Thus we probably won't know what final name the phone will bear until Verizon officially announces it.

as usual, non of the CC guys are aware of it...

not yet decided.. tied up with other works...

RCOM GTL deal called off. Economic Times

even i got de message.. 25k for coolpad, never in my dreams also...

@rajanmehta ryr suggestion seems good. will look at that option. but i have never used AMD products and so little concern about it

it seems nobody is in favor of atom.... will check out what else can be done...

budget max. Rs. 18000/- Graphic card is Nvidia GForce 8400 PCI express manufactured by sparkel.

current PC Intel COre 2 Duo 2GHZ 160 GB HDD 2 GB RAM DVD writer 19" Viewsonic NVIDIA chipset - 512 RAM i have to give one PC in "free fund" to someone. so i was thinking of giving this old PC to him and buy new one for home...

3G services will be expensive as for Airtel. no unlimited plans... Airtel CEO in interview with Economic Times. http://economictimes.indiatimes.com/articleshow/6471388.cms

seems good move. but it should be across the country and not like current scenario where digits vary from major cities to b grade to towns to villages etc.. fix no of digit with minimum possible STD codes.. the best example is US where they have 3 digit area code and 7 digit number. should be implemented faster as private cos are only in cities and may not oppose it. while rest of India, BSNL is there..

appreciate if anyone can provide me step by step or link to make touch pro work on reliance. i had to change my sim card and hence all changed. i dont have details now... i know abt esn.. but then dont know how to change it... thanks in advance... :sos: :sos: :sos: :sos: :sos:

another deadline... MNP will now implemented by 31st october.... :rofl_200: :rofl_200: Source: Hindustan Times, Mumbai edition (13/08/2010) page 1 & 11 Minister of State forCommunications and Information TechnologySachin Pilot said number portability would be implemented by October 31, the fourth deadline. Minister of State for Communications and InformationTechnology,Sachin Pilot todayinformed Rajya Sabha thatthe mobile number portability(MNP) would be implementedbyOctober 31, the fourth deadline in seven months. MNP allows asubscriber to changehis serviceprovider, whileretaining hisnumber.Once MNPis implemented, competitionbetweenoperatorsisexpectedtoincreaseandqualityofservices is expected to improve. Generally,customersdonot want to changetheir numbers thattheyhavebeen using.This benefits incumbent operators as their large subscriber base is forcedtostick withthemeven if theyare not satisfied with the services. The first deadline forMNP om Nov1 wasDecember 2009.Itwas extended to March 2010 as operatorswerenot readyfor it. Later,itwas further extended to June 2010.When the networkswerenot technically readyeventhen, the government has nowextended the deadline to October31. Theministeralsoinformed the Rajya Sabha thatall networksinthe country have been technically upgraded forimplementations of MNP except MahanagarTelephone Nigam Ltd (MTNL), which is in the process of upgradation. “Keepingthecomplexityand enormityofthetesting involved beforeMNP is implemented and keeping in viewofthe status of implementation by various operatorsinthe month of June 2010,government has extendedthe time line forimplementation of MNP to 31st October,2010,” said Pilot in a written reply in Rajya Sabha.

samsung any day better than this...

its good in mumbai and ahmedabad. my wife and niece, both are using it and no problem at all. and also my bhabhi... have bought one RGSM for my dad... however when my niece sends SMS from RGSM to my CDMA, i get blank message. no idea where the prbolem is. niece in college and using lots of text while my wife, as all ladies do, lot of talk..

the target audiance, villagers and low tech users. one should understand that something or other has to be compromised. its chinese stuff packed in indian clothes..

First Google Android SMS Trojan Found, Researchers Report Source Security researchers are warning users of Google Android-based devices about the appearance of what may be the first Short Message Service Trojan targeting their devices. It was originally discovered on a Russian smartphone news site. Dubbed Trojan-SMS.AndroidOS.FakePlayer.a, the malware is being used to ring up charges by sending text messages to premium rate numbers. According to Denis Maslennikov, senior malware researcher at Kaspersky Lab, the Trojan passes itself off as a media player named Movie Player. "During installation, the user is asked to allow this application to change or delete memory card data, send SMS [messages] and read the data about the phone and phone ID," Maslennikov wrote on Kaspersky's Securelist blog Aug. 10. "This is a huge red flag—why does a simple media player require permission to send SMS messages?—and anyone who's paying attention during the installation process will immediately be suspicious." If users install the malware, it will send SMS messages to two premium-rate numbers, "with each message costing roughly $5. It does this ... without requiring any confirmation from the device owner," Maslennikov wrote. According to mobile security vendor Lookout, the Trojan is so far only affecting "Android smartphone users in Russia and only works on Russian networks." The company said it has not observed the malware in the Android Market. "Our application permissions model protects against this type of threat," a Google spokesperson told eWEEK. "When installing an application, users see a screen that explains clearly what information and system resources the application has permission to access, such as a user's phone number or sending an SMS. Users must explicitly approve this access in order to continue with the installation, and they may uninstall applications at any time. We consistently advise users to only install apps they trust. In particular, users should exercise caution when installing applications outside of Android Market." Lookout recommended that users review their phone bills for premium SMS messages they did not send. Also, "If you have recently downloaded a media player, check the permissions to ensure [that] it does not have the ability to send SMS messages," the company added. "Automatically permitting a new application to access every service it requests means you could end up with malicious or unwanted applications doing all sorts of things without requesting any additional confirmation," Maslennikov warned. "And you won't know anything about it."

download drivers for the handset.. atleast you need modem drivers for the phone and then you can connect to PC using bluetooth or USB.