swapnil05in

From point no. 2 & 3 can we conclude that we will soon be able to see OMH compliant CDMA phones in US to BE IMPORTED IN INDIA. some views from GURUS expected.

This was the next thing to be expected from RIL's stable. go INDIA go.

ya confifirmed in Mumbai TATA HUB

dear friends, sometime back i heard a dual boot solution on this very forum. i need to know that does this solution work on htc tp2? & can webos/android be ported to it? :help: kindly also pst your reviews.

"^^^ you can do it but its not yet stable - 2.1 ecl is also poss, " what do you mean by not yet stable? kindly elaborate. pleeeeeeseee. thanks 4 quik response. thanks 2 U also

are these just statements ? just wait & watch..................................

will this work in TP2?

this means TATA IS THINKING 4G...........soon

check out the website get paid for incoming @ 10p/per min. for 1st 6 months.

can we expect its CDMA sibling?

there are handset which support CDMA & GSM in same sim slot. so there is a scope for developing C/g handset in a single sim slot. Techies please illustrate if this is possible? note: admin plz post it in the right place if posted in wrong place.

12 MEGAPIXEL for 14.5 K>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> a very ggod joke. even nokia doesn't have it?

source: Tech2.com Motorola and Sprint have announced the launch of the Motorola i1, the first push-to-talk Android-powered smartphone. Motorola i1 is the first iDEN device to carry the features of a modern smartphone including a 3.1-inch touch screen, Wi-Fi, optimized browsing experience with the latest Opera Mini 5 browser, access to thousands of apps and a push-to-talk experience that includes exciting new features. Sprint will begin offering Motorola i1 this summer. Motorola i1 enhances the push-to-talk experience with the ability to view who is calling regardless of what application you are in, whether you are managing your emails, checking your calendar, composing messages or viewing media. With solid body construction that meets military specifications for protection against dust, shock, vibration and blowing rain1, Motorola i1 is designed for those who work and play hard. It automatically syncs and integrates office and personal information such as emails, calendar appointments and contacts. Key features include: Popular business tools such as Microsoft Document Viewer and corporate sync ensure Word or PowerPoint files can be accessed on the go. Message entry is a breeze with both Android standard virtual keyboard and Swype virtual keyboards being offered. A 5 megapixel camera with flash, geo-tagging and panoramic capabilities provides crisp photos and clearly displays them on the vibrant 3.1-inch HVGA screen. Video can also be recorded and stored on a provided microSD for sharing or future viewing straight from the device. The latest Opera Mini 5 browser enables quick browsing over the Nextel National Network and Wi-Fi. The Android browser allows you to see web pages and Flash 8-enabled sites in full view using Wi-Fi. Motorola i1 can be continuously customized with thousands of applications from Android Market. Application development information for Motorola i1 is available on the Sprint Application Developer web site at www.sprint.com/developer. Sprint offers developers a free sandbox with iDEN capabilities to test their apps. Sprint is a charter member of the Open Handset Alliance and the Sprint Application Developer Program has been providing tools for third-party developers since Sprint first launched the Wireless Web on its phones in 2001. Motorola i1 will be available through Sprint in North America in the summer of 2010. ALL TECHIES @ RIMWEB please take note of this handset.

Operators at least in metros won't charge for calling CC else they will loose much hard earned customers to either of the 2 CDMA players whose networks are at par with the GSM biggies & MNP round the corner.

ALL big ceell mfg want us to crave for these fones in INDIA? but I hope when these big brand cell mfg launch new HANDSET they will lauch it with OMH only.

I have one way reflexive glass in my house. when it is dark at night I cannot see anything outside if my TUBELIGHT IS ON, but I can see every thing clearly IF I SEE OUTSIDE VIA A MOBILE CAMERA. I hope everyone would undestand wat I M sayin abt.

I have a gut feeling that DEVELOPED countries R NOT HELPING DEVELOPING COUNTRIES IN GETTING CLEAN TECH in-spite of paying a lot more than the need & furthermore they hamper any development in clean tech by developing countries. thats my personal view!!!!! I feel that all the developing countries should form a new consortium D-xx (something something like G-8) & put pressure on the developed countries to sell clean tech to consortium countries, if they didn't get decision their way then they themselves should put money in developing Clean tech. wat do other forum members think about this?

tis means TATA is a clear leader for six months in a row. Congratulations to TATA if it is so.

can u change swapnil05in1 to swapnil05in

I've seen posters of Pay per call flexi scheme in MUMBAI yesterday.

even when i registered for DND with my TATA indicom connection spam msgs stopped within 5-6 days. I did it 1.5 yrs back till date no spam msgs/calls. except for 1 or 2 calls a year by mistake.

what about MOTO DROID on TATA INDICOM?

gr8 calculations Mr. KESAV? thanks for this info.

plz help?

no man! For this also i had requested sometime back but no REPLY.