Chirag

Now this is becoming an interesting discussion. Something tht is with all of us! I wasn't open to this either earlier. It was only after i read something that completely changed my perspective of looking at Health - Good Health - Optimal Health!I cant recollect the name of the book that i read. I'll get it for u'll. Its something that any1 could understand from. It does get a lil technical with medical terms in it. But what it was all abt is that its vital for us to not look at health only when we get sick. When we fall sick and go to the doctor, we are talking abt the Sickness Industry! And when we try n reach Optimal Health which will prevent us to go sick, gives rise to the new emerging Wellness Industry! Pretty interesting stuff! I'll get the name of the book soon. What say redshift! Wht exactly covers preventive and "social" medicine?

RIM is there to do this job! We dont do this for them

It does! u've been posting alot of queries at the forum! No issues with that. But did u try and look out for ur answers anywhere else? If nothing atleast at RIM's Website! http://www.relianceinfo.com If u wud have, then u might have reached all ur answers!

The image below will clarify on wht i was talking abt. There is nothing to scroll up and down! Noticed?

Very True. But none of these were present on the Mail Page after logging in or on subsequent pages

These days after the upgrade, many a times i've noticed that the Sign Out option(link) is not present on subsequent pages of Yahoo Mail once i'm logged in. I used to think it was some timely thing and will get rectified in a few hrs. But its been happening with me for quite a no. of days now! Anybody else has experienced this?

These days everybody wants good Speeds. And thats wht google has very well understood! Interesting things by them!

Interesting Insight @ redshift! So wht shud a "lay man" do? is there any way for them to find out whts right n whts wrong?

Its like a "search" utility for the PC? Something similar to what MS adds to its OS, right? As of now, Desktop searches thru only 4 types of File Types i.e. Word, Excel, PPT & Emails. So does that mean, it wudn't search other types like CDR, DWG?

Irony is that we try to take care of our health only when we fall sick. Its time to get "well" much b4 in advance such that we can delay some obvious sicknesses!

And the irony is that these duhs run our country! They cant even manage their own party issues! Forget managing a company. Reliance can only be in his dreams!

good u found tht out for urself.. We've been promoting this "Mail to Chairman's office" thing everywhere at the forum, coz thts the only thing that has been working for all of us in the last 7-8 months!

BSNL wants cut in ADC but no cut in revenue Prachi Verma, New Delhi | November 29, 2004 ZDNET Bharat Sanchar Nigam Limited (BSNL) is in favour of reduction in access deficit charges (ADC), according to a company official. But there's a rider. The telecom PSU insists that the total revenue that it gets from ADC must not decrease. For instance, with the increase in the number of cellphone users over a period of time, the impact of ADC could be spread out. In such a scenario, even with lower ADC, the total revenue from it could remain steady. "We support the reduction in ADC but we want an assurance (from the government) that the total revenue will not change. The ADC revenue amount is currently estimated to be over Rs 5,000 crore," a senior BSNL official told. The Telecom Regulatory Authority of India (Trai) chairman Pradip Baijal has already pointed out that in the next two to three weeks, a revised ADC would be announced. "The minister had also earlier indicated that the ADC would be reduced and we are working on it. As announced earlier, the ADC might come down to zero in the next two-and-a-half years," Mr Baijal told. Mr Baijal added that the ADC was bound to reduce with the rise in the number of minutes and average revenue per user (Arpu). The total number of telephone users is currently 80 million, out of which 45 million are mobile subscribers. The total number of telephone users till about a year ago was only 50 million. The five members of Trai would take a call on the ADC order soon, Mr Baijal said. Meanwhile, private telecom operators are pushing for elimination of ADC. They claim that customers would benefit once the the charge is removed. Trai had also proposed that a reduction in ADC would lead to lower charges on long-distance calls and would help in curbing the grey market. Private operators are opposed to paying the charges on domestic calls on the ground that BSNL was misusing the money collected. Trai imposed a levy in the form of ADC on national and international calls to subsidise rural telephony.

RAD Bags Major Indian Order Telecomweb.com Israel's RAD Data Communications landed an order for thousands of fiber-optic modems in what is described as "one of the largest nationwide telecommunications projects that has ever been undertaken in India." The order, from an unidentified carrier, is for about $1.5 million worth of modems to build a massive cellular backhaul network. RAD said its FOM-E1 fiber-optic modems will be used to connect approximately 5,000 outdoor base transceiver stations and base station controllers. The E1, which converts an electrical signal into optical signal, has a range of as far as 100 kilometers. The order also covers several hundred of RAD's ASMi-52 SHDSL modems for backhaul over copper links. The unit delivers as much as 2.3 Mb/s over two-wire and 4.6 Mb/s over four-wire links. Delivery of the modems begins immediately, with the entire order scheduled to be delivered by April 2005. The win extends RAD's dominance of the Indian baseband and HDSL market, in which it holds a 70-percent market share. It won that share in good part by its partnership with MRO-TEK, a local company that is both RAD's exclusive distributor in India and its partner in a joint venture in Bangalore's "Electronics City," where RAD makes versions of its products tailored specifically to the requirements of the Indian market.

Ashok, this time u better lookout for a pic

So did anybody watch it on their AIRTEL... Maybe we'd need to find some1 wid an EDGE phone first!

EEPROM is now Beetle. Change Effected on his request! Not good to see u off from 18th! Greener Pastures or Pinker Ones? huh?

Jus to bump, Request all to change their RIM nos. on their PROFILE PAGE & here! Happy SMSing!

Jus a thot for the weekend! "Life is not a journey to the grave with the intention of arriving safely in a pretty and well preserved body, but rather to skid in broadside, thoroughly used up, totally worn out, and loudly proclaiming, 'Wow! What a ride!!!'" -- Anonymous

Wht cud be the price??I doubt if now any1 wud not go for RIM for lack of handsets! This one is amazing! Hope the price matches the GSM Counterpart!

The Rs 14.72 lakh cellphone! September 23, 2004 Rediff.com Vertu. It's not exactly a household name like Nokia, but handcrafted phones manufactured by Vertu, a unit of cellphone giant Nokia, are the world's most expensive cellphones. And how much does a Vertu Signature collection cellphone cost? A cool $32,000 (Rs 14.72 lakh)! For those who think that the phones come packed with some stunning features, here's a tip: it can only make voice calls, send SMS text messages or record appointments. It can neither shoot pictures nor do anything that your current mobile phone cannot. But despite the astronomical price tag, the Vertu range of mobile phones is quickly becoming a status symbol for the rich and the famous. Contrary to the perception that Asians are less given to buying super expensive gadgets, it is in Asia that the Vertu phones are selling like hot cakes; especially in Hong Kong, China, Indonesia and Singapore. Nokia's Vertu unit is London-based, but has offices in New York, Paris, Singapore and Hong Kong and exclusive dealers in 20 other countries. The flagship Vertu phone is a platinum-cased Signature model that costs $32,000. Its yellow gold version costs $18,500. The cheapest Vertu phone is the leather-clad Ascent model that cost only $4,700. The Vertu brochure says that the Signature Collection epitomises Vertu's vision of luxury personal communication: a compelling combination of stunningly clear sound quality, sensuous materials, impeccable craftsmanship and peerless personal service. The Vertu Signature model has a talk time of 3-6 hours and a stand by of 100-200 hours. It weighs 215 gms; and measures 42mm x 122mm x 15.5mm. It has a high-resolution dynamic display screen, an internal antenna with external whip, hands-free capability, internal vibration alert, optimal voice clarity, 'exclusively created ringing tunes generated using synthesis technology and played back on a high-fidelity speaker', precision-engineered key switches with jewelled bearings, alarm clock and a large user memory with 220 calendar notes, 100 text messages, up to 1,000 names in phonebook. Vertu Signature comprises more than 400 separate parts, many sourced from suppliers to the world's finest watchmakers, with over 180 being totally unique. This compares with 30 parts found on a standard mobile phone. It is this pioneering attention to detail that epitomises what is perhaps the very essence of luxury - the relentless pursuit of perfection, and a refusal to settle for less. -- Agencies

I didn't understand y a portal like Rediff ran the same news/article once again in a new form! I think they r jus trying to "make" news! sad to know this!

This portal need not be for jus their own school. Ur neighbourhood school could also gain access to this portal by paying a fixed fee! If a portal is ready, then any school wid similar needs can make the best use of tht. And hence a School code is essential! wat say?

u cannot really expect 100 DAPO users on RIMweb anymore! The ratio is very very less since the conversion to prepaid. The other Option wud be to send this link via Email and SMS! Remember all of us have FREE SMS

Check up ur R-BILL section in MY RIM (website). The email address (if any) provided might have recd the mail. But anyways, y r we talking abt it? Does that make a difference at all now! We all know abt it