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We Bought a Zoo (2011) - 5 Star Rating - What an Incredible movie; One of the best I have ever seen...

Bought both the Strontium 16gb card + Samsung Earphone, both at net price of 600/- after using RAHUL150 coupon.

^ One of my friends just bought the base diesel Fabia and he is all praises for it. Its a notch above these cars. Only thing is that there should be a reliable A S S in your city.

I own a i10 since last 2 years. Never faced any such issue till date. Such problems are much over-hyped on forums like Tbhp. He can go for a i20 with closed eyes. Its a much superior product to the Maruti range.

All 3 are good cars with low maintenance and great mileage. Test drive each and choose one that suits your driving style and the shape which you like best. You can't go wrong with either.

Yesterday Night received OTA to ICS version 4.0.4. Baseband D720SPRLC1 Took total 10 minutes to upgrade. All settings intact. Looking great...

My Samsung Galaxy S2 (Epic Touch 4G) streaming music to my car via bluetooth Related Link is here - http://www.team-bhp.com/forum/test-drives-initial-ownership-reports/118188-skoda-superb-tryst-destiny-6.html#post2731304

I am opening this Topic because, let me tell u mates, this is one phone to LOVE. It may not be a windows mobile phone but the PALM Platform just rocks for persons needing a reliable, lightening fast and never freezing phone. Important Posts - 823, 832 Some Pointers for newbies:- This is the topic which will answer all of your questions - http://www.rimweb.in...w...c=16215&hl= 1. Yes, you should immediately upgrade to 1.07 or even 1.08 (now available-post 899); always better to upgrade, 5 minutes job; process and links given in the above topic...Link - http://www.palm.com/...ate/sprint.html 2. Download latest Nokia PC Suite; then create a new profile in Outlook; then sync your 6265 via PC Suite to that profile in Outlook; then HotSync your Treo to that Outlook profile and voila all your Noikia 6265 contacts are into your Treo... 3. Read Post no. 68, 149, 188, 217 & 273 for setting up your internet connection properly from the above topic... 4. Yes, you can put any name instead of Reliance. Read Post 154 and 155 to change name, but it is recommended for advanced users only as it involves editing the NVBackup file in a hex editor and you may mess up something important... 5. Switch/Upgrade to new international prl immediately.... Post 798 Read the following posts in this topic- Post no. 28 - for some of my favorite softwares Post no. 34 - to download Sprint Connection Manager Post no. 68, 139, 188, 217 & 273 for setting up internet connection Post. no. 98 & 114 to setup Java and Opera Post no. 154 & 155 - change name Post no. 257 - upgrade to 1.07 Post no. 899 - upgrade to 1.08 Post no. 261 - copy contacts Post no. 268 & 269 - setup mail Post no. 287 Post no. 300 - for opening up Treo Hardware Post no. 355 - for setting up your favourite image on Screen Post no. 356 - Bluetooth setup Post no. 832 - ES* repair/change; prl update Post no. 939 - Touchscreen repairs

Thanks. The paint job is indeed phenomenal on these 2012 models. My Team Bhp detailed review is now online - http://www.team-bhp.com/forum/test-drives-initial-ownership-reports/118188-skoda-superb-tryst-destiny.html and work in progress.

Skoda Superb 1.8TSI MT - 18.4L on road Uttaranchal (with 2+2 year 1 lac km warranty & 0% depreciating insurance) http://www.skoda-auto.co.in/ind/model/superb/look/Pages/Look.aspx

Is Sulekha reliable? Any experience of anyone dealing with that site?

I have used both Belkin and Netgear. Belkin has poorer coverage compared to the Netgear base model.

Bata India is useless. They have cancelled my order stating its not in stock. Then why was it up for sale in the first place? Still waiting for refund.

Wi Fi hotspot means it has in-built wifi too, right?

Scientific Shops near Chandni Chowk/Ajmeri gate. Cost around 1~2K

Samsung heralds European arrival of Ice Cream Sandwich for Galaxy S II

Got sold off yesterday morning before I could purchase. Awaiting similar deal for 2TB.

Planning to order this HDD. Any vouchers applicable on Letsbuy nowadays?

Ordered this shoe in size 7. Hope to get it without any holes in the soles... lolz

Indian SUV's are quite different from the American and European models. They are higher on efficiency and are more suited for our broken roads. They are not advisable for the metros, however. But for semi urban cities, they are ideal modes of transport. The XUV is highly fuel efficient and Japanese one's like the Fortuner give fuel efficiency figures from 11 to 16 kmph, which is even better and also cheaper to maintain than many smallers hatchbacks.

The Audis and BMWs dont even constitute 0.1% of our car market. US market is dominated by mostly petrol/diesel guzzling big SUVs and six/eight cylinder Pick Up trucks which are totally NON feasable for Indian roads. The Americans in general may not be too bothered about the dwindling fuel reserves in the world (as they can always bully any Iran into supplying them oil) but we Indians have efficiency and reliability paramount in our minds. All that's good for the (cash rich) economies of Europe and America is not necessarily ideal for our environment.

I never found the Europeans to be ultra reliable. Not even Mercedes. European cars are prone with the highest numbers of parts failure though they score high on luxury (case in point is Skoda). Americans are normally rated as lowest on efficiency front, though they are big and stocky. However in India, the Americans (read GM) are mostly chugging Korean (read, the now defunct Daewoo) and Chinese products for us Indians. Only Ford is giving some reasonable products but then only its Figo has made any impact. Even the new Fiesta sells less than our humble Ambassador. Tata, sadly lacks imagination and valour (case in point is the New Safari Storme) that somehow Mahindra has (case in point the XUV), amongst the Indians. But even Mahindra banks upon antiquated ladder frame chassis for most of its volume vehicles that sell and are ideal for our rural roads. So, Toyota, Nissan, Honda and Suzuki are left as safe bets for us urban Indians amongst the Japanese and Hyundai in the Koreans.

I disagree with your point of view. After having owned and extensively driven many cars (and having burnt my fingers with some sub-standard Indian products) including German, Japanese, Korean and Indian, reliability is of paramount importance to me. I firmly believe that if a manufacturer cannot build reliable cars, well, it's failure. Plain & simple. Many people get their smile from the "thud"; Well, I get my kick from watching the car perform day after day without issue. My Toyota Qualis hardly visits the workshop even after 11 years of service. My priorities are hassle-free ownership & minimal downtime. Weekdays don't allow a single minute to waste on sorting out broken cars / co-ordinating with mechanics, and weekends are for fun. As of today, only Japanese & Korean (Hyundai) cars can provide me with the kind of ownership experience I am looking for.

PRL version should be 10005

Received my Powered Glasses from LensKart @199/- Fantastic quality for the price, fantastic case and received through Bluedart. It's as good as receiving a 1K gift for FREE,