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Motorola Droid 3 Dual Core has some great specs with full QWERT slide out keyboard. >> http://www.motorola....-MOTOROLA-US-EN

^ ^ ^ Kailashbhai ULTIMATE Boss.. You made every Sindhi Brother's head held high with Pride.. Deal was very good.. Still you extracted more out of it.. Applied ICICI Coupon Code and sold off the hard disk at a higher price than cost.. Amazing.. Really it's very difficult to match a Sindhi Bhai's Business Accumen.. Treat it as a Compliment from me.. That also reminds me of a light hearted Joke..

Videocon Mobile is offering ten minutes of free calls for one year on the purchase of some of its handsets, but does this really help you save money? The much publicised Zero Paisa plan from Videocon Mobile Services has been able to garner a lot of eyeballs, but as they say, nothing comes free, and this offer is no exception. If you buy a Videocon mobile handset from among the seven models that are part of this scheme you get to make 10 to 30 minutes of free local calls to any network, every day for one year. The amount of money you save, though, depends on which handset you buy, and at what price. Here is a list of phones that offer the Zero Paisa scheme. We also tell you the amount you save and whether the deal makes sense. Videocon V202 Videocon V202 is a very basic handset with FM radio and torch, and is priced reasonably at about Rs 1,500. You get 10 minutes of local calls free everyday for 6 months. You save about Rs 180 per month or Rs 1,080 over six months, assuming that you utilise the free talk time every day because left over talk time doesn't get carried over to the next day. The phone can be bought at a discount of Rs 200-Rs 300 without the offer, so buying it at MRP with the Zero Paisa scheme is certainly better. Videocon V1292 Videocon V1292 is slightly better equipped than V202. It has an MP3 player with 20 mm speakers, FM radio on loudspeaker with FM recording, dual SIM support, and an LED torch. But its MRP is more than Rs 1,900 and the difference between MRP and market price is in excess of Rs 500. Yet, the offer is worth considering. Videocon V1404 With a Videocon V1404 phone, the offer period is extended to 1 year. V1404 is a dual GSM SIM handset with a 4.5 cm (or 1.8 inch) display, VGA camera with video recording, an MP3 player, expandable memory up to 2 GB, FM radio with recording, and an LED torch. With savings in excess of Rs 2,000 (10 minutes per day for 365 days,) this handset is a better deal compared even to V202, as savings are even greater than the phone's MRP, which is about Rs 2,000. Videocon V1428 Videocon V1428 is also a dual GSM SIM handset with a slightly bigger, 2 inch screen, than that of V1404. You also get Bluetooth connectivity and memory expandable to 4 GB. In other respects the phone is similar to V1404. At an MRP of about Rs 2,700 and the same savings as with V414, it is a good bet even though it costs Rs 700 after you deduct savings. Videocon V1676 Videocon V1676 is another handset that offers 10 minutes worth of free local calls every day for 1 year. V1676 is a Qwerty device with a 2.4 inch screen, 2 mega pixel camera, EDGE and GPRS connectivity, and pre-loaded Nimbuzz and Opera mini browser, as well as a memory that can hold 1,000 phonebook entries or SMS messages. With an MRP of more than Rs 4,300 this device is not exactly cheap. At this price you can buy phones with similar specifications from established brands such as Samsung and Motorola. Indian brands Micromax and Lemon sell the same set of features at Rs 1,000 less. However, since the savings are Rs 2,000 per annum, the offer isn't bad. For a user in Tamil Nadu, Videocon's scheme is more lucrative with 30 minutes of free calls every day and unlimited locals calls to Videocon Mobile users for 1 year, which translates to savings of more than Rs 6,000 per year. Videocon V7400 Expensive handsets such as V7400 come with 30 minutes of local calls free to any network, plus unlimited calls to local Videocon numbers daily for 12 months, translating to savings of more than Rs 6,000. Videocon V7400 is an Android 2.1, 3G handset with a 2.8 inch touchscreen that has display resolution of 320 x 240 pixels. The phone uses Wifi connectivity, A-GPS for mapping, has a 3.2 mega pixel camera, uses Bluetooth, and its memory is expandable up to 16 GB. But at Rs 13,000 the phone isn't a good deal because Micromax Andro, which has similar specs, is available for Rs 8,000. Videocon V7500 Another phone powered by Android 2.1 Eclair, which is an old version of the OS, V7500 has a 3.2 inch touchscreen, and comes bundled with an 8 GB micro SD card. The phone's memory is expandable to 32 GB, and it has a 5 mega pixel camera. V7500 works on 3.5G, Wifi and A-GPS, networks. It has a preloaded push mail client associated with the Gmail server. Where features are concerned, the phone is decent. But, it's outrageously expensive. An MRP of nearly Rs 20,000 is not justified. V7500 is available at below Rs 11,000 in the open market, but for the free talktime you have to pay the MRP, which is not a wise decision. You can, in fact, buy a much better Android phone from manufacturers such as HTC, Samsung, LG or Sony Ericsson for Rs 20,000. Verdict While at the lower end, the offer brings substantial savings, with regard to higher end handsets, it does not result in any savings at all. Moreover, there are several plans from service providers such as Reliance Communications, Uninor and Tata Teleservices which offer unlimited intra operator (e.g. Tata to Tata) calls for a small amount, like Rs 30 per month. Plans that enable free calls to any network are also available, though the simplicity of Videocon's offer can't be denied. Note: We have calculated savings based on a call rate of 1 paisa per second. Source:Mobileindian

^ ^ ^ You can buy LG Vortex which is CDMA equivalent of LG Optimus ONE and available on the forum for Rs 7,999. It's cheaper & better than galaxy pop.

^ ^ ^ Wow.. Congo.. Kuchh mitha ho jaye.. (vaise maine freeze me pada thoda ice cream already kha liya..)

The Smartphone NIRVANA Equation = Samsung Hardware + HTC Software + Apple Marketing/Branding + Indian Price... Will Never Come To A Store Near You..

I will suggest the following available handset options on the forum.. 1. If you're used to physical QWERT keyboard, go for Samsung EPIC. There is no UI limitation in that. Hetal Patel has one Mint Epic as he has mentioned here >> http://www.rimweb.in...post__p__238640 2. You will take some time to get used to a touchscreen only handset but it's not an issue at all. With the help of SWYPE and good capacitive touchscreen, it's very comfortable to use and faster. Other advantage will be a light weight, thinner, pocketable handset. The only drawback will be, touchscreen response will not be good when your fingers are wet or sweaty. If you want to buy a touchscreen only handset, go for Samsung Nexus S available with Sadikkbhai at Rs 12,999 here >> http://www.rimweb.in...post__p__238211 This is a pure google handset which will always receive all updates first. Fascinate is also a good choice instead of Nexus S if you want Super AMOLED Gorilla Glass Screen + Micro SD Card Storage Capacity and Samsung Touchwiz Interface. Rest of the things are more or less similar between them.

Why so much discrimination between Bhai and Bhabhi: Rs 18,000 to Rs 5,000 when voice & SMS is main use for both ?

Another Motorola DUAL SIM Android Coming.. To be released in August in China and available later in rest of the countries.. Motorola has announced a new android, Motorola XT531.. Motorola Press Release >> http://mediacenter.m...XT531-3779.aspx Key Features and Specifications: Runs on Android 2.3 (Gingerbread) Dual-band HSDPA/Quad-band EDGE 3.5" HVGA display with capacitive multi-touch 5MP camera with auto-focus and built in flash Front-facing VGA camera for video call, chat and sharing Moto Switch UI allows users to shift to different modes 800MHz chipset 512MB onboard memory MicroSD card slot expandable up to 32GB Access to Google Apps (Mapping, Voice Turn-by-Turn Directions, 360 Mapping, Google Talk™, Browsing) FM Radio with RDS support Wi-Fi b/g/n E-compass, proximity sensor, ambient light sensor, accelerometer GPS.aGPS LED notifications 3.5mm Audio Jack 1540mAh battery, up to 8 hours of talk time and 28 days in standby in 3G mode

After putting item in cart, 2nd screen will be confirm address, then make payment. On make payment screen, there is a box for entering Promotion / Discount voucher. Then click apply.

The newly opened iOS section under Mobile OS / Platform Discussion is not opening and giving an error message unless one is logged in. Same like Technical/Programming section.. It's OS Discussion Subforum. Should it be made accessible to guest users also for wider reach?

Got this in mail.. Rs 1,100 off on purchase of Rs. 3000 and above at Yebhi.com.. OFFER VALID TILL 15 Aug 2011 (Monday) Use Discount Code : PC1594061PP3

For windows AC, go through this link & take your pick >> http://www.letsbuy.c...71?sortby=lrate For Split, there is one LLOYD 0.75 ton 3 Star AC for Rs 14,500, which is out of stock at Letsbuy >> http://www.letsbuy.c...fls9a3t-p-17091 Check in the retail market. You may get it at similar/lower price.

All prices after applying rcomlb1 discount code. This may be the cheapest BRANDED DUAL SIM handset with almost all features.. GPRS, Bluetooth, Camera, Torch, FM Radio, expandable memory upto 2 GB, Group Messaging, Voice recorder, Mp3 Playback, 200 SMS Storage, 500 Entries Phonebook. Alcatel OT-517D at Rs 892 >> http://www.letsbuy.c...-ot517d-p-18054 This is the cheapest Blu Ray Player.. Audio Decoding : Dolby Digital, Dolby Digital Plus, Dolby True HD, DTS, DTS HD - Master Audio, MP3, WMA. Also does Full Hd 1080P Upscaling for normal DVDs. LAN Port. LG BD550 Blu Ray Player at Rs 4,666 (MRP 8,990) >> http://www.letsbuy.c...r-bd550-p-18351

Deal For Windows 7 Phone.. It's a GSM Phone.. (Disclaimer.. Take your own decision from where to buy OR not to buy.. No Responsibility.. Just sharing a deal) From Ebay US using your ShopandShip.com account Samsung Focus at US $223.88, Approx Rs 10,075 >> http://cgi.ebay.com/...=item2eb6864ad7 ADD approx Rs 1,000 for ShopandShip Cost = Net Rs 11,075 Same Phone and Seller Through Ebay India Global Easy Buy Samsung Focus at Rs 13,514 >> http://orders.ebay.i...id=200630749911 Deduct Rs 750 for HDFCEBAY02 Discount Code for HDFC Credit Card Holders = Net Rs 12,764 Specs: 1 GHz Qualcomm Snapdragon Processor, Adreno 200 GPU 480 x 800 pixels, 4.0 inches Super AMOLED capacitive touchscreen, 16M colors 8 GB Built in storage (6.9 GB Usable), Upto 32GB MicroSD Card Support (Should not remove the card once inserted else the phone may do a factory reset) 5 MP Camera with LED Flash, 720p Video phonearena review >> http://www.phonearen...s-Review_id2549

MSI Launches sub-15K Android Tablets in India Source MSI has launched two sub-15K Android tablets in India today including the world's lightest tablet 'Enjoy 7'. Other tablet to debut in Indian market is Enjoy 10 and both of them are available for purchase starting today from MSI India website and retail stores. Powered by Gingerbread, MSI has priced Enjoy 10 & 7 quite attractively in Indian market. The Enjoy 10 will be sold for just INR 14,999, while the smaller Enjoy 7 will go for INR 13,999 – not bad for tablets coming with 1.2 GHz ARM Cortex A8 processors. MSI Enjoy Series Features: Wi-Fi and Bluetooth® 2.1 7″ 800 x 480 (16:9), 10" 1024 x 768 (4:3) display with multi-touch capability Android 2.3.3 Gingerbread operating system Adobe Flash 10.1 support Dual 2 MP camera 512 MB DDR3 RAM ALS (Ambient light sensor), G-Sensor (Accelerometer), E-Compass, Vibration, GPS (Optional) Storage 4 GB internal storage space I/O Ports Mini-USB, mini-HDMI, 3.5 mm 2 in 1 headphone + microphone jack Micro-SD card slot (Max 32 GB) Battery Life Target 4-5 hours Rechargeable Lithium Battery 3.7V/4000mAh Android Market Weight: 795g for Enjoy 10 and 395g for Enjoy 7

Verizon does not allow in US Skype to be used through WiFi. That's why it's built in version of Skype won't work. Uninstall that version. Then install the Market version. May be since you're not rooted, the market version is trying to work on top of Verizon version and giving error. If you're unable to remove verizon version, then you'll have to be rooted to do so.

^ ^ ^ I am using Skype on my Fascinate through WiFi Internet.

My sixth sense says that you have made a mistake and THAT SELLER is going to defraud you. You won't receive HTC Sensation. Let's see whether it's a COIN or something else this time. But i sincerely pray that i am proved WRONG.

Ain't this the Ultimate Laptop.. (For Now Atleast..) Toshiba's Qosmio F755 Delivers World's First Glasses-Free 3D Coming to US Stores - August 16th, For $1,699 Source It's a fully loaded beast packed with new tech and great specs.. 15.6-inch Full HD lenticular screen that can display 2D and 3D simultaneously in separate windows webcam that follows your movements and adjusts the 3D effect accordingly Core i7 processor, 6GB of RAM, 750GB hard disk, Blu-ray drive, and GeForce GT 540M GPU.

Huawei's Vision coming to India in December.. With Cloud Computing.. Source Besides Android Gingerbread 2.3 OS, Huawei Vision will feature a 1 GHz Qualcomm Snapdragon processor, a 5 megapixel camera, Bluetooth 2.1, WiFi and a 3D interface. Huawei, a network equipment and handset maker, will launch its cloud computing-based Android smartphone this December in India. The smartphone, called Vision, will have a 3D user interface and carousel animation display. "Huawei vision will be launched in the fourth quarter in India and we have still not finalised its price," Anand Narang, marketing director of Huawei Devices, told 'The Mobile Indian'. Huawei Vision will run on Android Gingerbread 2.3 and will be supported by a 1 GHz Qualcomm Snapdragon MSM 8255 processor. The cloud computing feature of Vision will allow users to download applications without the need for much storage space on their devices as data would be stored on servers rather than on the mobile memory, and will be accessible over the mobile internet or WiFi. Anand further said, "Vision will not come locked with any telecom operator. Instead it will be bundled with free data usage plans from multiple operators. By this we plan to encourage Indian consumers to experience internet and data services on mobiles." Vision has an aluminium alloy uni-body in rose, gold, silver or charcoal, and a curve touch design. It supports 720p video recording and features a 5 megapixel auto focus camera with LED flash. On the connectivity front it has Bluetooth 2.1 with A2DP, WiFi 802.11 b/g/n, and messaging capabilities including SMS, MMS, email, push mail and IM. Huawei Vision has a 3D mobile phone interface that bundles handset features into 3D panels on the home screen. The interface allows you to select any panel of the home screen with one swipe and makes it easy to prioritize the application view. The device will come installed with popular games — Angry Birds, Asphalt 6: Adrenaline, Order and Chaos Online, and Guerrilla Bob HD. On the availability of Huawei phones in retail outlets, Anand said, "As of now we have tie ups with 10 multibrand outlets in India and by the time we launch Huawei Vision we would have tied up around 35 multibrand outlets across the country."

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Tears in my eyes with uncontrollable laughter generated. Human greed and stupidity knows no bounds. The race is really between which one gets the first place.

Google Voice Calling Expanded to 38 Languages, Many Countries Source Call From Gmail At Low Rates To Any Phone.. Just checked my Gmail.. Yesssss... It seems to be rolled out for India Users..Credit Buying option is there.. Google Voice Blog >> http://googlevoicebl...-languages.html After stylishly stepping into the social networking space with Google+, Google is all set to give telephony a makeover - at least that's what they intend to do with their new service, conveniently called Google Voice. By logging onto google.com/voice, users will be able to make calls to any place in the world, using their Gmail account. Available in over 38 new languages, the latest service can be availed by purchasing calling credit in either US Dollars, Canadian Dollars, British Pound Sterling, or Euros. The service that was available since last August to users across U.S.A and Canada, has now been expanded to several other countries. While the service remains free for the whole of U.S.A and Canada throughout this year, the rates for calls to other countries, Google claims would be low. You could check the tariffs here. The features included in Google Voice, are: Voicemail transcription: This feature allows users to read the transcribed version of their conversations. One Number: This feature allows users to set one number, a Google number across all the phones available on them, or set one phone to a specific caller, or for a specific time of the day. This Google number would remain the same, irrespective of which carrier the user moves to later, or a different phone, for that matter. Personalized Greetings: As the term suggests, the feature allows users to set specific voice mail messages for certain callers. International Calling: Google claims that users can make international calls using their latest feature, at the cheapest rates. SMS to Email: Using a Google number, all SMS that are exchanged between users, can also be availed as emails, by a setting. Users can reply to the email, and the same will be converted to an SMS by Google and sent to the recipient on their phone, for free. Share Voicemails: Google users can now share copies of their voicemails with their contacts via emails. Block Callers: Like Google puts it, this feature 'lets you pick the calls you want to pick, and block the ones you want to block.' Screen Callers: Providing the benefit of answering machines, wherein a caller could decide if he/she wishes to answer a particular call or direct it to their answering machine; Google does the same. Mobile App: The Google Voice Calling Mobile App directs all features to the comfort of your phone. Conference Calls: This feature on lets users directly invite their contacts to participate in the call, instead of having to remember their individual numbers. Number Porting: Like mentioned before, Google users can avail themselves a Google number. For those who wish to continue using their existing number, and have Google Voice Calling benefits, they could do so, too.

I tried electric (philips) few years back and it was pure hell as you say.. Left it within a week.. Didn't last 3 weeks to experience the bliss.. Now again getting tempted to take the big leap of faith in light of your revelation..