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@Amitstg & Sitansu the original post reads how Amit wants to access rimweb with the least amount of data transfer so he prefers wap... in other words the lo-fi version of this forum which lacks the ability to let one reply to threads... browsing the regular version of this site and replying from your phones or mine is normal without any doubts...

i second this thought... somehow our govt always fire fights in the name of planning... examples that cross my mind are... constant widening of the same roads... single instead of double line on konkan railways when laying double at the time of inception would have costed marginally more as compared to a fresh and daunting task of laying a second line from scratch... telephone numbers... and now cellphone numbers...

@Prithviraj... to bring you at par with the discussion here... we were talking about imported cdma phones from USA which work on software provisioning and lack RUIM slot or support... the deal is to activate these instruments with 'out of the reliance network e.s.n' here on the reliancde network in india...

not again !!! just when you thought you were getting into a comfort zone of your cell numbers not changing and also with number portability... this now

@sunny thanks for the proxy tip... didnt know that... and yes the price you quoted for rworld is correct... besides there are unltd packs for rworld subscription prevailing in south india called L1 and L4... details unknown to me too... but they are out there for sure...

I see both their names listed there... or am I hallucinating? werent there when i checked earlier today too...

source of information for this snippet ?

good one Vishal... though most of us using always on BB now... tips appreciated always... thx to u my win xp works SUPERRRRRRRRRFAST

New mantle... great going !

I dont think this worked Saurav...

its a GSM phone... reliance is a CDMA network they dont match... simply put : NO

@Dominic thats a terrible experience man ! @Rajesh i am in Lucknow mate... reliance may have problems, like almost all operators do, but it aint the worst service for sure...

u might wanna look at the ftp on ppcgeeks.com for the cab files u want...

howcome no changelog with the new release this time buddy

sorry Arun... i didnt intend for this thread to hijack your 'invites thread' maybe you could merge this with the 'invites thread' afterall please

yeah i dont see a problem with it... i am a DAPO customer so RWORLD is free for me by default... i do just the same

YES you can browse... u neednt have rworld installed to browse...

Can someone PLEASE tell us what is the download speed we can expect on the S720 ? Is it really coming out by April 15th or will it take more time ? Thanks ..Pls reply Using Rconnect (1X Connectivity) on any of these instruments, you can max get 140-160kbps, depending ofcourse on signal strength and network congestion... with the advent of EVDO (3G on CDMA) in future these speeds would drastically increase provided the handset is evdo capable... unsure of the launch dates

Rajdeep... its a decision for you to make... here on rimweb you would find ways to connect to the net thru both RWORLD (where you pay 10p/10kb) or thru RCONNECT (where you pay 60p/min peak time). both use #777 as the number to connect. what differs is the username and password to login to the network... once you have the windows mobile phone of your choice, dig deep for those usernames here and be assured you can browse the way you want... moreover you would also find threads suggesting you usage patterns for choosing between rworld and rconnect... hope this helps... just curious... which phone are you planning to buy from reliance?

Taipei, Taiwan, March 28, 2008 BenQ today announces the launch of its latest mobile phone - the super-slim BenQ T60, targeted at the sophisticated, style-conscious consumers. Measuring a mere 8.9mm thin, the T60 sports a spacious 2.2-inch QVGA TFT LCD display, a rarity for a phone this slim, a built-in camera with 3.2 megapixel photo output, and a high-quality multimedia player. The sleek T60 recently received the internationally-renowned red dot Design Award, a highly coveted accolade vied for by the world’s top companies, for its innovative design, exceptional quality and high functionality. BenQ’s T60 super-slim mobile phone with extra-large screen is distinguished by chic aesthetics and smart functionality. A glossy stainless steel back tapers to a smooth curved blade, making the phone visually svelte and easy to slide into pockets and purses. The 5-way key is diamond sliced to add further brilliance and shine to the phone’s metallic texture. Designed as a fashion accessory along the lines of pocket-sized luxury goods such as fountain pens, money clips and card cases, the T60 enhances today’s digital lifestyle with its multi-functionality at an affordable price point. The BenQ T60 features an embedded handy caller black list function that is able to screen out unwanted calls. It comes with 24 MB of internal memory, integrated stereo FM radio with schedule recording function, and a micro SD card slot. For optimal multimedia experience, the T60 performs accordingly with a wide variety of music file formats including MPEG4, MP3, AMR, MIDI and SP-MIDI. It also features Bluetooth with stereo sound (A2DP), remote control (AVRCP) support, and USB connectivity and has a standby and talking time of 200 hours and 3 hours, respectively. The BenQ T60 will be available in Taiwan, Bangladesh and Turkey in April. Specifications: System GSM 900 / 1800 MHz Battery 750 mAh Li-ion Battery Talk Time Up to 2.5 hrs Standby Time Up to 180 hrs Integrated Camera 3.2 mega photo output PC Sync Yes Others Caller Blacklist Calling background sound Web camera, PictBridge Photo Artist, image tile, slide show with back ground music Display QVGA 320 x 240 pixels, 2.2" , 262K color TFT LCD Video Functions H.263, Mpeg4, 3GP file supported Both recording/playback Audio Functions MPEG4, MP3, AMR, MIDI, SP-MIDI Build-in FM radio with schedule recording Music background playing Messaging SMS, EMS, MMS, E-mail Ring Tones 64-chord polyphonic ring tone MP3, AMR, MIDI, SP-MIDI, iMelody MP3 as ring tone, alarm clock sound Connectivity WAP 2.0 GPRS class 12 Bluetooth ® 1.1 ( support A2DP, AVRCP) USB 1.2 Java MIDP 2.0 Memory Internal memory: 24 MB Extended memory: microSD™ Card (support up to 2GB) Dimensions 109 x 46 x 8.9 (mm) Weight 80 g Color Sleek black Accessories (Standard) Standard Li-lon battery (750 mAh) Standard travel charger Stereo headset

some miscommunication Bhavin... please read this to reconfirm

more proof to support my post above... thx Arun !

For the time that i did... 1. SPB Shell 2. Flexmail 2007 3. Total Commander 4. Mort Player over wmp for BT Stereo 5. Today Agenda 6. Opera Mini now on palm treo 1. Snapper mail 2. Call Rec 3. 2Day with 4Cast & 4stocks plugins 4. Mundu IM 5. Butler (general utility, ringtone, alarms) 6. Blazer (browser)

what a pity my treo supports .wav for .mid rings only

Looking at the activity i doubt we need to advertise... besides those who discover and reach here themselves are the ones we can rely on to stay and add to the forum... I like it here