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Nokia to Revamp Handset Naming Scheme? Techtree News Staff, Jul 29, 2009 1256 hrs IST Would ease a lot of consumer confusion Picture this. You are looking to purchase a new phone after quite some time. You (quite naturally) end up at a nearby showroom. Let's also assume that you had a clear image in your mind as to what features you were looking forward to. Once you enter the shop, the salesperson sprays a bunch of model numbers at you - all separated by a single digit, that too from amongst various brands. At the end of this, you leave the shop- more confused than ever because you don't know how to differentiate between an S5200 and an S3310, or between a 6300, 6303 or a 6212 Classic. Sounds familiar? We are pretty sure that even the most seasoned users might face occasional hiccups in figuring out a phone especially from Nokia, which has a huge array of phones, in various form factors and across various price segments and categories. Same is the case with Samsung and Sony Ericsson. All the while, no one seemed to be bothered to make life easier for people looking for the "correct" phone. However, we have reports of Nokia apparently making an attempt to simplify things for the buyer by revamping its naming scheme. It is reportedly readying itself to announce a new naming scheme at the upcoming Nokia World Conference. This is along with the new X, C and S Series devices that will be announced by the company at the event. What we now know is that every phone from the company would be included in one of the many series and each series would have a set of mandatory features. For example, all E Series would sport a decent messaging client, wi-fi and other important business functionalities that a business user would not want to miss. As for the intra-series naming scheme, the larger the first digit of the series, the higher end the model is. Now, we guess Nokia already has a similar scheme. In any case, we might as well play the waiting and watching game till Nokia actually announces how it plans to go about making things simpler for us mortals.

maybe they introduce it in future. also dont know what options we get now if we connect it to a computer with a usb cable.

@ani_meher and @Kumaar Shah, you both are correct..

43 is wrong rest all are correct..

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i sold it as i needed some money. when i was selling it doesnot support MTS uim, but i was informed by the Usha-Lexus tech guy that they are working on a firmware upgrade which will support MTS, so i hope the update will be ready now. Battery is ok. my experience was with Rcdma+Rgsm both of which are having coverage issues in my area.

Business Line Monday, June 22, 2009 NEW DELHI: Telecom operator Tata Teleservices Ltd (TTSL) on Monday announced the launch of its mobile broadband service in New Delhi. The mobile broadband service will offer a plug-n-play device for individual and small office/home office users and router for enterprise customers. Home users would pay Rs 3,500 initially and would have an option to select tariff plan based on usage needs, while for the business segment, the router is available at a refundable security deposit of Rs 6,999 and a one-time activation fee of Rs 1,000 (f ollowed by monthly tariffs), TTSL said in a statement. “The awareness and demand for wireless Internet connectivity is increasing rapidly and with laptop and PC sales showing exponential growth, there is a huge demand for wireless high-speed Internet access,” TTSL Chief Operating Officer (Delhi and NCR) and Regional Head North, Mr Vineet Bhatia said. - PTI

Source Telecom major Airtel today said it has achieved 1 million subscribers in Sri Lanka in a record 171 days of launching services, making its subsidiary Bharti Airtel Lanka the fastest growing service provider in the Island nation."We are pleasantly surprised that we have achieved 1 million customers in Sri Lanka in a record 171 days and would always make available the latest technology in the sector," Deputy CEO of Bharti Airtel Sanjay Kapoor said. Addressing a press conference on the occasion, Kapoor said it is common for any existing competitor to feel wary of a new player and that Airtel has overcome the initial hiccups since it launched its services in Sri Lanka in January this year. He said though Airtel has many products to offer, it will confine itself to expanding its mobile phone services base in the country for the present. Speaking on the occasion, the CEO of Bharti Airtel Lanka Amali Nanayakkara said the support from the Sri Lankan government, customers and other stakeholders has enabled the company to become the fastest growing wireless operator in Sri Lanka. She said out of the $250 million that Airtel proposed to bring into Sri Lanka, a sum of $120 million have already been invested. In reply to a question, Nanayakkara said Airtel Lanka proposed to start operations in Northern and Eastern Sri Lanka within three months time. She exuded confidence that since Wanni was being opened after the LTTE war, there would not be much problems due to security clearances to begin services in the war ravaged North. According to an official, Airtel has already dispatched its communication towers to be installed in Eastern Sri Lanka, which has been peaceful for the last two years. Kapoor said Airtel's entry into Sri Lanka led to tariff cuts by its rivals, making customers the ultimate bneneficiary. "The unprecedented acceptance of these services has renewed Bharti Airtel Lanka's confidence to continue with rigor its efforts towards driving efficiencies and delighting its customers," a company release said. She said out of the $250 millions that Airtel proposed to bring into Sri Lanka, a sum of 120 million dollars have already been invested. In reply to a question, Nanayakkara said Airtel Lanka proposed to start operations in Northern and Eastern Sri Lanka within three months time. She exuded confidence that since the Wanni was being opened after the LTTE war, there would not be much problems due to security clearances to begin services in the war ravaged North. According to an official, Airtel has already dispatched it communication towers to be installed in Eastern Sri Lanka, which has been peaceful for the last two years. Kapoor said customers had been the major beneficiaries due to entry of Airtel into Sri Lanka as they enjoyed the tariff rate cuts offered by rival service providers due to increased competition. "The unprecedented acceptance of these services has renewed Bharti Airtel Lanka’s confidence to continue with rigor its efforts towards driving efficiencies and delighting its customers," the statement said. i never knew they started in Srilanka.. @mods, i was not sure where to post this topic..

40. What is so fragile even saying its name can break it? 41. What goes up but never goes down? 42. What can you put in a wood box that will make it lighter? 43. What can you catch but not throw? 44. I have holes in my top and bottom, my left and right, and in the middle. But I still hold water. What am I? 45. A man was driving a black truck. Its lights were not on. The moon was not out. A lady was crossing the street. How did the man see her?

so Indian airtel customers can enjoy cheap roaming in Srilanka and vice versa.. ?

i am able to download the application from rworld, but could not activate, it says network error.. i have not subscribed to any data packs..

ohh thats great.. Thanks.. i cant download from rworld as i have not subscribed to data package.. any other way to use the application in my nokia 6265 ?

Need sample papers or question & solved answers for various bank exams.. Please help..

got the following sites from google Site1 Site2 Site3 Site4 Site5

"02 03 10 12 13" hope u meant hour glass

Its late, but happy to see it happening atleast now. Reliance and Tata will surely try to make things reverse. MTS is growing, Bsnl is also having cdma wing and some MVNOs to come..

Source With this total number of telecom sites installed by ZTE will touch 1,10,000 NEW DELHI, INDIA: [/url]ZTE claims that it has received order from various telecom operators to set up 60000 new Software Defined Radio (SDR), with Baseband Unit (BBU) and Remote Radio Unit (RRU) enabled sites for the financial year 2010. "We will put up 60,000 new SDR sites in this financial year across 23 circles across India," said Chen Guanqing, vice-president, After sales and service, ZTE Telecom India. "More than 90 per cent of these sites will be for wireless communication and rest of the sites will be mix of Next-Generation-Network (NGN) and wireline network." He said these sites will support 2G, 3G and 4G network. These sites will easily facilitate infrastructure sharing but will depend on business model of operators and their interest in infrastructure sharing. With this, the total number of telecom sites installed by ZTE will touch 1,10,000. ZTE claims to have covered close to 1500 rural blocks in the last one year through 17,000 sites. ZTE will recruit 1000 new staff to manage these new 60,000 sites. Out of this 1000 staff, 80 per cent will be for technical support and 20 per cent will provide management support. SDR solution based on BBU and RRU are now being widely adapted by telecom operators as by this solution 20 to 30 per cent CAPEX can be saved and 30 to 50 per cent network building period can be shortened when compared to traditional way. The minimum feeder is needed between RRU and tower due to fiber connection between SDR BBU and RRU which will save 60 per cent feeder cost at least. The cost for 2G and 3G site sharing is also saved effectively as the GSM and WCDMA baseband capacity in BBU module can be flexibly configured to meet the requirement. The multi-carriers feature based on Multi Carrier Power Amplifier (MPCA) of RRU module enables smooth evolution for later expansion and the multi-frequencies. Power consumption in these sites is 40 per cent less due to the multi-carriers technology application which leads to saving power. ZTE claims to have registered 100 per cent growth in last financial year and had clocked revenue of $ 1 billion from Indian market.

let us plant whatever possible..

yes its 1800W and they give 1 year replacement warranty..

next week my sister is going to buy butterfly induction stove for 2400 rs. any comments ??

@Kumaar shah and @ Greatest, all your answers are correct Answer for 26 is "Queue" 34 unasnwered Reg: emoticons, i think they are shortcuts for diff emoticons...

31. Daniel, my son, is exactly one fifth of my age. In 21 years time, I will be exactly twice his age. My wife is exactly seven times older than my daughter, Jessica. In 8 years time, my wife will be three times older then Jessica. How old are Daniel and Jessica now? 32. What is this ?? "H I J K L M N O" 33. What is this ? IS IS IS IS IS IS IS IS IS IS 34. what is this ? "DEEF" 35. What number comes next in this sequence: 2, 5, 9, 19, 37, ?

correct but not a commonly used word, anyone ?