Sadikk

China dont have many operators, main china operator is China Unicom which is state run company like BSNL. Our government is fool and play like monkey who dance and jump on masters tunes. I am not even waiting for 3G, happy what we already have, as they will not start it before 2010

Works gr8.

will try it on my mogul tonight and report.

^^^ Nice plan ya. Do thay offer RUIM ( SIM) also?? which handset u using?? and how about their postpaid plans??

Enough spectrum already with CDMA reliance and tata. its just GSM lobby don't want them to launch this. Remember Push-to-talk launched and later canceled by RCOM and TATA?? It was EVDO only. These dogs don't want consumers to be benefited in any way, all they want is to be in business and eat revenues. and as all of us knows Law and government is in their pockets.

Yes i am going with my fiancee. Can u guys suggest any other place if not hyderabad I travel to have good food u know. So decided hyderabad for its biryani and Haleems

Why you are not working with Sadikk?

Yes its TATA. They already launched its pilot test phase within employees. Its based on EVDO but called HSIA to confuse them

for free trials http://www.microsoft.com/money/freetrial_info.mspx

When it's introduced by Indian education officials, apparently. The buzz and hype surrounding the Indian Education Ministry's breathless announcement last week that it would be unveiling a $10 laptop aimed at the poor fizzled out like a wet firecracker Tuesday evening when officials finally debuted the device. A photo displayed at the press conference in the southern city of Tirupati showed it to be nothing more than an external storage brick, the sort of thing you'd plug into a real laptop to hold your MP3 files. "There are a lot of things you can do for $10," said PC Magazine Editor Lance Ulanoff. "Buy 10 cups of coffee. ... Get a cheap T-shirt or two. What you can't do, however, is build a PC." Some reports said the Indian device was called the Sakshat or "before your eyes", but that turns out to be the name of the Education Ministry Web site the thing's meant to link up to. "We intend to provide high-speed Internet access to schools and colleges to download e-books, e-journals and relevant educative material through the state-run Sakshat portal," Education Joint Secretary S.K. Sinha said at the unveiling, according to the India Times. The photo showed a white brick-like device, purportedly measuring 10 inches by 5 inches, with various wires running out of it and what appeared to be a small monochrome LCD screen on the top. There was no keyboard and no usable display. What does it do? It holds educational material for students to access — presumably while they're using a real computer. "A place to put your stuff does not add up to a PC," explained Ulanoff. "A cheap motherboard, 2 GB of super-cheap RAM, integrated graphics and an external power supply would cost more than $10. Maybe you could build all that for under $100, but then you still need a keyboard and display." Foreign media had earlier reasoned that the country that says it's built a $2,500 car and a $15 cell phone might in fact be able to use its demonstrated technical skills to put together a low-cost computer, variously quoted as priced at $10, $20 or $100. Yet Indian officials were vague about the specifications both before and after the unveiling, saying only that the machine would have 2 gigabytes of memory and Wi-Fi connectivity, run the Linux operating system and consume merely 2 watts of power. Tech-industry experts shook their heads, doubting that any kind of computer could be built that cheaply using standard parts, and wondering whether it was a classic example of "vaporware" — promised technology that never materializes. Nicholas Negroponte, head of the floundering One Laptop Per Child project, which saw its own $100 laptop double in price, pointed out that you can't even get an LCD display for less than $20. Some India news media were predictably upbeat about the device, seeing it as another chance to show the world that India can compete on a global scale. "The mission was launched at a huge gathering of academicians and the officials from across the country," puffed Rediff.com, a Web site for Indians abroad. "Many players are curious to know the details of the costing and how Indians managed to keep the cost so low." The Times of India saw the story more clearly, calling the whole project a "damp squib" and noting that Sinha "refused to comment as to why was it being projected as a laptop when it was not." "In short," said Ulanoff, "India's Education Ministry has stepped off the platform of smart technology innovation and dropped head first in the abyss known as irreconcilable hype." SOURCE

Someone from bhubaneshwar can contact him locally, i am sure he will do it once local is involved. See how many helping BBSRs we have

Ill suggest u to go for Pull mail instead of pushmail. It works at it best on windows device.

File criminal case against them. Go to ur local police station and FIR against them. Consumer court is pain to deal with, they have their advocates ready to fight and drag all this.

Any rimwebian have relatives or Friends in Miami Florida?? I need to verify this vendor, who is offering me phones at very cheap price. Imagine i can offer box pack BB 8830 for 7k to end user Help me to help u...... Waiting.............................

Hard reset. Dont keep too many unwanted software's on phone. U let me know what is happening, will try to sort out the issue. No one is facing such issue apart from u, also check if other handsets also got same issue or only palm giving problems.

Somehow i didn't find anything more powerful thn opera.

Compact palm Pre battery holder and charger. Neat. isn't it?

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Alrite lets see. Waise aap to pre-launch phones bhi laa sakte ho. Competition is tough.

Whatever, whenever it is. Ill be first in India to own it, though its unlock or no.

Share price for CDMA service provider will always low than it deserve. So called Experts of Dalal Street never understand this technology and always blame it as wrong technology for cellular service provider. I pitty them.

Well guys almost all of u know i have recently started Website. am planing to put one testimonials by customers on Testimonial page. also as i am based in mumbai, out of mumbai customers are requested to allow me to publish thier number so that visitors can call and verify. Please write ur mobile number or email along with the testimonial so ill upload it. ill hope to get some here as 2 years i haven't received/approved on orkut.