Sadikk

the message that came in said that i can se a prepaid gsk in that handset.. can i use a HCC on that to transfer a postpaid connection? First u have to use new GSK to activate the phone once its activated with new number. than u can swap the numbers.

Nokia 2000 series phones always has keypad issues, as they use rubbery keypads for all thier 2k series phones. point to be noted

u cant use interent on mobile once R-connect is connected. Try this method on device without connecting to R-connect.

Actually they concentrating on making some big bucks by manufacturing handsets now. So they not launching any new device now. I heard they in talk with HTC also for some patents already own by them. They are going NTTDoCoMo way now. Hope they launch out-of-box SE CDMA phones with music edition, they can lead the way if such move taken by them. But i am sure they will be making cheap classics with world class features as Digital FM radio and Hi-tech Rworld. lol

Nokia AEON series, just a hint

I heard its improved now.

I love E-series.

First thing u do now is back up all ur contacts through PC suite.

Send sms from ur working number.

The model is equipped with a 3.2” widescreen touch-sensitive display, a 5-megapixel camera, a sliding QWERTY-keyboard and support of wireless technologies, such as Bluetooth v2.0 and HSDPA (up to 3.6 Mbps) For more details http://sadikk.blogspot.com/

send sms to 53733 GETSTAT + RSN. u will find RSN on back of the phone.

Hate it or love it, u got to see it.

even i have some similar news, but not from solid source.

Nokia N99 The BAAP of all PDA/Communicator 9 way front joystick button, 16GB FLASH internal memory, up to 4GB mini SD slot, 16:9 3.2" wide screen, GPS, MP3, DIVX XVID MPEG AVI video reading, WLAN WIFI, qwerty pad, 8MP camera, 3CCD 720 pixel wide 30fps video capture, etc... The real mean machine! Where we stand guys?? We still thinks 6275 is high-end handset.

Levis phones FCC approval with pic. http://sadikk.blogspot.com/

How about paisa pay?? I thought its indian version of pay pal.

Well margins are less no doubt, but u can make load of money by selling second hand handsets, and for charging for each and everything. in my case i am confident ill fetch hell lot of money out of it. I know u guys will agree with that

No, BB 8300 only supports GSM network and that in case of world roaming only. Its like now u don't have to change sim if u roaming in Europe, previously we roamer have forced to carry one extra GSM handset which can be used in case of non-availability of CDMA network. For example u roaming in USA, there u get both networks cdma and gsm. So if u are in are where CDMA coverage is not there or low, u can switch to GSM networks available. Like from VERIZON (CDMA) to AT&T (GSM) or vice versa.

Popularity of iPod players gives Apple the chance to release new products based on the previous ones with minor changes, no doubt they will enjoy the success. iPod classic is such a product. Carrying 80 or 160 GB of memory onboard the new iPod classic can store up to 40000 music tracks or 200 hours of video. The new iPod classic features Cover Flow function and slimmer metallic shell. It will be available in two color solutions – Grey and Black, with 80 or 160 GB HDD. Measuring 103.5x61.8x10.5 mm it weighs 140 g. Its 2.5” LCD has a LED backlight and a 320x240 pixel resolution. The new player supports all main audio and video formats. The 80GB iPod comes with a less capacious battery than the 160GB model: 30 hours of audio and 5 hours of video against 40 and 7 hours respectively. The junior model will be available for $250, the senior will be expensive by $100. http://sadikk.blogspot.com/2007/09/ipod-cl...-new-shell.html Whats ur take.

Agreed that what we save on talk time is comepnsated with new and new handsets to meet expectations. GSM is really very attractivedue to handsets and 90% of requirement is for voice hence GSM still remains better proposition than CDMA. International roaming is really pain in CDMA as one has to transfer all data to GSM handset. Which is really not possible. I dont agree that Reliance has poor services, perhaps it has really good services, better tariffs, good quality wide network, very good voice and data quality. But very poor handsets. Blackberry is waste if reliance do not provide data roaming and CDMA will not be able to provide data roaming till it becomes like GSM where all settings are in users control. Kshah ji i agree that reliance use to be best service provider. But from last 6 months i see major network issues and and its getting worst. might be its just happening with me in my area. ( looking their growth they should update/increase BS also) but instead they are busy launching cheap handsets.

I will suggest to go for it, if u know how to play with jhol-jhal stuffs, u can fetch good money out of it.

Check this. http://idatop.com/programs/file/Nokia_PC_S...g_web/23548.htm I did that but still the problem persists.. Install nokia software update, and thn try to uninstall it.

These are basically emailing and surfing-on-the-go devices. Paying heavily for them is waste, 8830 is world phone will be usefull for some businessmen( for international roaming ) who did mistake by taking reliance 4 years back. Pity, they are still paying the price. Now considering costly handsets and poor services i already moved to to GSM. no doubt we are saving on talktime, but i cant deny i already paid all saved amount on buying different handsets to meet my expectation. but atlast i am happy with my nokia E90 and secondary 6275.

Dear hetal Do not forget he has tied with HFCL. Now youwill see network expansion and all other things in HFCL ,the small CDMA service provider .This all will be done by money from Mukesh Also please note Reliance Fresh has stores in almost all major cities Regards HFCL is already working with Reliance ADAG for manufacturing CDMA handsets. I dont understand what all is happening. As some of the old classics handsets were even import by HFCL and launched by reliance.