Sadikk

China is getting aggressive just because of USA is aggressive on Pakistan.. If india cordinate and solve its own problems directly.. these things will never happen.. China is old time buddy of Pakistan.. and here is the catch.. well in this monetary policies world... where world is run by 10% of elite business houses.. and War is always bad for businesses except those in defense.. Its interesting to see.. how they are creating this issues now... BJP hit many defense deals to protect INDIA from Pakistan.. now Congress will do same to save it from Chinese.. No war.. Pure Business.. Defense business houses are biggest culprits of all time.. They killed JFK just not to stop war with Vietnam.. Hope god gives lil brain opener to our netas to understand how important its to pump money in Health care and not in defense... I wonder how they dont understand small things like war is no benefit for either of us... just sit across the table and talk peace... Period... PEACE

World cant afford war between 2 biggies.. its just a intentional panic created for political gains.. Relax.. Only the dad have seen end of war... Why do we kill people who kill people to show that killing people is not right???

Ebay is good for some.... And BAD for some.... I remember Hetal import some handset worth 400$ and all he got was some foreign magazines in box... though he recovered 140 $$ from Paypal... so its always depends.. some of Ebay seller take advantage of buyer been overseas.. so they ship anything they want.. and charge u full amount with Shipping and everything.. I understand there's always Paypal protections.. but those who go through its formalities knows how protected they are.. money is always safe in our pockets not with paypal.. and Peace of mind is something i buy no problem if i have to pay some extra bucks.. Paypal takes atleast 60 days for investigate and refund u.. and they pay only for goods and not shipping and other charges.. so Play safe... and import through someone u know in USA like relatives, Friends and colleagues..

I promise u all to sell this Sub 9999/-.. Hahahahaha..

Wow too good..

2.0 theme?? I am waiting for that..

DAPO limit effect... interconnect in sms?... looting..

Its a copy of some Nokia supernova series phone.. Spice did it again.. Get the board from china.. print ur name.. and sell.. cheap cheap cheap

It was Nokia 6638 S60 CDMA.. which nokia manufactured but never launched.. due to their legal battle with qualcomm.. and break up partnership with Sanyo.... device was FCC approved and was manufacturing while they dump whole CDMA business... imagine if nokia wud have been making s60 for CDMA... cdma wudve be most alive now..... but nokia got into lobbying with GSM guys and dump it.. instead they start to kill CDMA. and succeeded killing it.... this was most closely watched story by me back in 2005.. (was in touch with Darla mack directly) Muff knows what i am talking here.. Doc u might be full time GSM guy that time... but see we are loyal CDMA users.. Wow.. what a de javu..... I miss u 6638 (I feel like this baby was victim of husband wife fight and got aborted) read all documents attached u will love it... http://www.phonearena.com/htmls/Nokia-6638-phone-p_1232.html Nokia 6638.pdf 6638_2.pdf 6638_3.pdf 6638_4.pdf

Tata Teleservices (TTSL) today announced an unheard of tariff plan that promises to bring down the bills of bulk users by charging on the basis of the number of calls regardless of their duration. Under the new plan, its CDMA subscribers need pay only a fixed charge of Re 1 for any local call and Rs 3 for one outside the city, irrespective of the duration. The charges are applicable for calls — only on a prepaid connection — to any mobile or land line subscriber. Its competitors, both CDMA and GSM, say the offer cannot be sustained and TTSL would only lose money. Analysts, however, say this assumption may not hold. Explaining the business logic of the offer, TTSL Managing Director Anil Sardana said at a press conference: “Our data shows that our subscribers talk at an average of two to three minutes on a local call or three to four minutes on an STD. While in the initial stage there might be a spurt in those numbers, we believe nobody would call just for the sake of calling because it is unlimited.” Currently, the average local call rates of TTSL are 50 p-Re 1 and between Re 1-1.5 for each STD call. Sardana said in case someone keeps the number on for an unduly long time, they may ask such customers to return to the traditional billing. According to their internal assessment, continuous usage beyond 10 minutes could be a trigger to check whether the subscriber was using it like a hotline. Sardana claimed competitors might find it difficult to match the move as they lacked the advantage of TTSL’s high quality network which ensures that there is minimum call drop (endorsed by a report of the Telecom Regulatory Authority of India). “We have hardly any call drop; otherwise customers would allege that our new offer of unlimited usage is meant to fleece them.” But competitors say TTSL will lose money and there is no reason why they should match the offer. “Considering that you have to pay a termination charge of 20 p for minute in a local call, TTSL will have to fork out Re 1 if a customer makes a five-minute call. So, they lose money. On a STD call, where the termination and carriage fee is around 30-40 p for a minute, you will loose money if someone makes a call of over 10 minutes,” says a senior executive of a competing CDMA company. Avers a senior executive of a GSM company: “Unlimited calls will choke the network and create a serious spectrum crunch. Also, the tariff is beneficial only to a niche market — those who call less but when they do, it is for a long duration.” But analysts say about half the calls by subscribers are for more than two minutes (at an average of 50 p per minute) and they will surely see a major benefit in the offer. Also, the offer will attract more subscribers to talk more, expanding the attractiveness of the offer. It would also be liked by subscribers who make long STD calls — such as labourers to their homes, students to their parents and so on. SOURCE

Yes Maemo is for touch devices to compete with OSs like Android, WebOS, Iphones, Win-mob 7, BB ETC.. as even they know Symbian is not cool with Touch...

While In A Message ------------------ Navigating: 1) enter or spacebar: scroll down a page/screen at a time 2) ALT-enter or spacebar: scroll back a page/screen at a time 3) b: scroll to end of page 4) t: scroll to top of page 5) u: jump to closest unread message 6) n: jump to next message 7) p: jump to previous message 8) backspace: close message and return to message listing Reply-to/Forward: 1) r: reply to or answer this message 2) f: forward this message Select Text (OS v2.1+): 1) Press the CAP key and then scroll the thumb-wheel to select. If you release the CAP key and scroll the thumb-wheel you will select entire lines. Press the CAP key again at any time to start selecting by character again. 2) Hold down ALT key + CLICK the thumb-wheel (click it don't hold it down), release the thumb-wheel and then use it to scroll whole lines. You can press and hold the ALT key at anytime to start selecting by character again. 3) Click scroll wheel and select SELECT from the menu. scroll wheel to select entire line. click scroll wheel again and select copy. With either method, click the thumb-wheel and select 'Cut Selection' or 'Copy Selection'... to paste, open a new message or whatever, click the thumb-wheel, and then select 'Paste Selection'. Composing Message ----------------- 1) Press and hold a letter to capitalize it (with Key Rate enabled). 2) Press the SPACE key twice to insert a period and capitalize the next letter. 3) Press the SPACE key to insert the "@" and "." characters in an Email field. Backspace and type again to over-ride this like you would with AutoText. 4) Press and hold a letter key and roll the thumb-wheel to scroll through international/accent characters, equation symbols and other marks. In the Message List ------------------- (Some of these work in tasks, memos, and appointments also) Sorting: 1) ALT-i: show only incoming mail 2) ALT-o: show only outgoing mail (messages you have sent - i.e. checkmark icon) 3) ALT-p: show phone log messages 4) ALT-s: show SMS messages 5) ALT-v: show VoiceMail messages Navigating: 1) t: go to top of message listing 2) b: go to end/bottom of message listing 3) backspace: close message listing and return to home screen (ribbon) 4) spacebar: pagedown 5) cap + spacebar: pageup Deleting multiple messages at once: 1) Highlight a date (i.e. Fri, Oct 05,2001) in the message list, hit the thumb-wheel and select delete prior. All messages prior to that date will be deleted. 2) Hold down the CAP key and use the thumb-wheel to scroll up or down to select messages. Click the thumb-wheel and select 'Delete Messages'. Combine this with a sorting tip to make it even more useful (i.e. To delete the last 5 messages that you have sent (checkmarks), press 'ALT' then the letter 'o' (for outgoing) this will show all of your sent messages, then per this tip scroll down and select the last five. General * alt+nmll @ home screen – Change the network signal status bar from graphical indicator to numerical indicator and back * alt + lglg @ home screen – show event log * alt + thmn @ any menu – no theme * alt + cnfg @ enterprise activation email field – Enterprise Activation Settings for Enterprise Activationalt + eace/ alt + shift + h @ home screen – device info * alt + right shift + del – soft reset Address Book * ALT-VALD In address book list Validate the data structure and look for inconsistencies * ALT-RBLD In address book list Force a data structure rebuild Browser * ALT-RBVS Any HTML/WML webpage View web page source code Calendar * ALT+VIEW Inside any Calendar item Show extra info for a Calendar event * SYNC Calendar app>Options Enable Calendar slow sync * RSET Calendar app>Options Will prompt for a reload of the calendar from the BES * RCFG Calendar app>Options Request BES configuration * SCFG Calendar app>Options Send device configuration * DCFG Calendar app>Options Get CICAL configuration * SUPD Calendar app>Options Enable detailed Cal. report for backup * SUPS Calendar app>Options Disable detailed Cal. report for backup * SUPN Calendar app>Options Disable Cal. report database * LUID Calendar app>Options Enable view by UID * SRSL Calendar app>Options Show Reminder status log Messaging * ALT + V I E W For messages, displays the RefId and FolderId for that particular message. For PIM items, displays only the RefId. Search Application * ALT-ADVM Search Application Enabled Advanced Global Search MMS * MMSC Options -> MMS Show MMS hidden options Home Screen * ALT-JKVV Home Screen Display cause of PDP reject * ALT + CAP + H Home screen Displays the Help Me screen * ALT + E A C E Home screen Displays the Help Me screen * ALT + E S C R Home Screen Displays the Help Me screen * ALT + N M L L Home screen Switches the signal strength from bars to a numeric value. * ALT + L G L G Home screen Displays the Java™ event log. WLAN * ALT-SMON WLAN wizard screen Enable simulated Wizard mode * ALT-SMOF WLAN wizard screen Disable simulated Wizard mode Theme * ALT-THMN Any menu Change to no theme (B&W) * ALT-THMD Any menu Change to default theme Date/Time * LOLO Options -> Date/Time Show Network time values SIM CARD * MEPD Options>Advanced options>SIM card Display MEP info * MEP1 Options>Advanced options>SIM card Disable SIM personalization * MEP2 Options>Advanced options>SIM card Disable Network personalization * MEP3 Options>Advanced options>SIM card Disable Network subset personalization * MEP4 Options>Advanced options>SIM card Disable Service provider personalization * MEP5 Options>Advanced options>SIM card Disable Corporate personalization Test Procedure 1. To perform a test using the hardware diagnostic tool on the BlackBerry smartphone, complete the following steps: 2. On the Home screen on the BlackBerry smartphone, Select Options / Status. 3. On the Status screen, TYPE test. Note: On BlackBerry smartphones that support SureType® technology, use the multi-tap input method. From the menu on the Device Self Test Application screen, select Start.

well expected... but trust me when i saw its video one thing hit my thought.. what will happen to Iphone now.. its just i used same old words

Price out.. 500 Euro.. start shipping October first week..

Well they ditched N97 buyers... and is this main iphone killer??

My friend using BIS on airtel prepaid... he is using sprint 4.5.. had some issue of network going global.. he switched back to beta 4.5.. and is happy..

Yup... keem em coming..

Cook one for urself..

1x services to chhodo.. aaloo, Tamatar aue sabzi ke bhao bhi hum metro wale double hi dete hai... but metros chhod bhi to nahi sakte

Ganesh Chaturthi and Ramadaan Mubarak to all Rimwebians..

Time to gift yourself new phone?? lol joking... try hard reset and/or keep battery out of phone for half an hour and try... if lucky it will show u colors..... one of the strip is gone/loose/cut/burn causing this issue...

My laptop journey >>> IBM T30 (best and most stable).... HP Pavillion( The worst)... Dell 1525 (Perfect considering its price i got it for 25k) I have high-end assembled Desktop with C2D, 4GB Ram, 500gb HDD, Intel ogi board, Viewsonic 22 TFT LCD and all.. so my laptop usage is less.... Dell 1525 comes handy if i have to visit customers for demo or on-site programming

^^^ Call me...

They will take atleast 20 years to make UID for 100% population of india.. but lets appreciate this, atleast babus are thinking something...

But i cant live without KFC, Good non-veg food.. and Macdonalds... ya i can compromise cheese in my burgers if u insist..