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Everyone is raring to go for Moto G but i would suggest to wait a while for official india launch in january which is supposed to have a Dual SIM variant also. One will surely want to appraise price/benefit equation of that model. If one can't wait, then avoid Shopyourworld as the reliability / reviews of their service are not that great.

^ ^ ^ Sandisk Ultra microSDHC UHS-I 16GB Class 10 Memory Card at Rs 699 >> http://www.amazon.in/Sandisk-Ultra-microSDHC-UHS-I-Memory/dp/B007XZL7PC/ref=sr_1_8?s=electronics&ie=UTF8&qid=1387044064&sr=1-8

Rs 32,999 >> http://www.saholic.com/mobile-phones/htc-desire-700-1008988

It is A-Key issue. Input the correct A-Key parameter (Correct value can be provided by your MEID registrar or handset seller) Refer this topic for how to do it >> http://www.rimweb.in/forums/topic/35995-tutorial-flashing-your-cdma-handset-after-meidesn-registration/

Anyone used this / having any opinion / further info on this one? Sharp SH630E CDMA + GSM Dual SIM Android at Rs 16,499 >> http://www.ebay.in/itm/BRAND-NEW-BOX-PACKED-SHARP-SH630E-CDMA-GSM-/151187346111?pt=IN_Mobile_Phones&hash=item233377d2bf&_uhb=1#ht_15603wt_1265 Note: i have taken the specs from PDAdb.net as some specs in Ebay listing looks dodgy. 4.3" QHD Display 1.2 Ghz Dual Core Qualcomm Snapdragon S4 MSM8625 Android 4 ICS 768MB RAM (Ebay listing says 1GB!) , 3.7GB ROM, Micro SD expansion CDMA + GSM Dual SIM, Standard size slots

For iPad Lovers! Apple iPad with Retina Display (White, 16GB, WiFi) at Rs 22,790 >> http://www.amazon.in/gp/product/B009W9BQMQ/ref=amb_link_178863847_1?pf_rd_m=A1VBAL9TL5WCBF&pf_rd_s=merchandised-search-3&pf_rd_r=1FPX182JFTGYBJEANF1R&pf_rd_t=101&pf_rd_p=454995007&pf_rd_i=1375458031 Next best price i think is on flipkart at Rs 27,000+

Sandisk Ultra microSDXC UHS-I 64GB Class 10 Memory Card at Rs 2,699 >> http://www.amazon.in/Sandisk-Ultra-microSDXC-UHS-I-Memory/dp/B007WTAJTO/

^ ^ ^ Everyone used to say AVOID for the cartel... (Airtel, Vodafone, idea) Now what! RE-AVOID! Reliance Jio, Bharti Airtel ink unprecedented pact for telecom infra

Verizon's New Droid Maxx Ad starring Edward Norton VIDEO "Whatever you do in 48 hours, Droid does! It's not a toy, it's a Droid!" What's up with the “48 hours” tagline? It's inspired by the Droid Maxx's battery-life reaching up to 48 hours. http://youtu.be/v6AvIxUVQGo

In Pictures: How Gandhi’s long-pending desire is beginning to get fulfilled…

Free 1 GB Google Mobile Services Data Usage - Airtel Free Zone On Your Mobile Link >> http://www.airtel.in/free-zone/ Don't forget to read product FAQ on above link before trying. Presenting Free Zone powered by Google, an innovative service that allows you to access Google mobile services on the go at absolutely no data costs! Now with your internet-enabled mobile on the airtel network you can: Search on Google and browse the internet for FREE Send and read emails on Gmail for FREE Stay connected with your friends on Google+ for FREE how can I get started? Just visit airtel.in/freezone from your phone’s internet browser. Then start searching or sign in with your Google account to access Gmail or Google+

^ ^ ^ Most US CDMA Global phones are always locked / restricted for use on other US GSM carriers & generally won't work without tweaking. For your Motorola photon, follow this guide to use it on US GSM Networks. [How-To] Unlock ATT/T-Mobile on 2.3.5 OTA

Qualcomm’s first 64-bit chipset targets Rs 10,000 4G LTE smartphones for China and India Source It was only a matter of time before Qualcomm announced its 64-bit processor for smartphones after Apple introduced the world’s first such processor for the iPhone 5S. However, instead of aiming for the top-of-the-line smartphones, Qualcomm today announced the Snapdragon 410, its first chipset with 64-bit processing architecture, will power “high volume” smartphones. Targeted squarely at China (and to a lesser extent India) where 4G networks are just getting commercial deployments, the Snapdragon 410 will support all major 4G LTE bands and modes, while also supporting all 3G bands. The Snapdragon 410 is based on 28nm process, and will come with support for dual and triple SIM card slots, which is of crucial importance for both markets. Other supported features include Adreno 306 GPU, 1080p video playback, up to a 13-megapixel camera, Wi-Fi, GPS, NFC and FM radio. The chipset will begin sampling in first half of 2014 with devices expected to be commercially available in the second half of the year. Qualcomm is also providing its OEM partners a reference design to hasten the process and lower their R&D expenses. “We are excited to bring 4G LTE to highly affordable smartphones at a sub $150 price point with the introduction of the Qualcomm Snapdragon 410 processor,” said Jeff Lorbeck, senior vice president and chief operating officer, Qualcomm Technologies, China. “The Snapdragon 410 chipset will also be the first of many 64-bit capable processors as Qualcomm Technologies helps lead the transition of the mobile ecosystem to 64-bit processing.” The announcement is important for many reasons. Firstly, with the first 4G networks in China (China Mobile) and India (Airtel) flipping the switch on later this month (and Reliance Jio Infocom eventually), there is a dearth of compatible 4G LTE smartphones that are available to users owing to the different bands and technology (TD-LTE) that is being used rather than the “standard” bands and FD-LTE used in the US and Europe. Currently compatible smartphones like the iPhone 5S and iPhone 5C among others are too expensive for the services to take off in a significant manner. Qualcomm realizes it needs to bring the prices of 4G smartphones down significantly to appeal to users in these markets. Qualcomm has also learnt it the hard way when it comes to affordable smartphones. MediaTek ate into its market share, emerging as a close second, by offering low-cost solutions to local Chinese OEMs. In a way, Qualcomm’s reference design program was inspired by MediaTek, which provided a complete working solution to its OEM partners to hasten the process between selecting the hardware stack and going into production, without spending significant R&D dollars. Today, majority of sub-Rs 10,000 smartphones available in India from local brands run on MediaTek’s platform, while Qualcomm is just starting to emerge in that category. San Diego-based Qualcomm does not want to repeat its mistakes considering the edge it has over 4G LTE – a technology the company developed and ensured was the prevalent 4G technology globally, delivering a death blow to rival Intel’s WiMAX standard. Rather than wait out market dynamics and bring prices down gradually, Qualcomm understands that low-cost, high volume smartphones capable of running on faster 4G LTE networks are the key to its success in countries like China and India. China is the largest smartphone market while India is the fastest growing market ready to overtake the US for the number two position. More than 67 percent of all smartphones sold in India were priced under $200 and Qualcomm claims that smartphones running on Snapdragon 410 could retail for as low as $150. Judging from the fact that Qualcomm is now not shying away from wooing Chinese OEMs and local Indian brands, one can expect a bouquet of affordable 4G smartphones are on their way across price points and brands. Provided that Airtel and more importantly Reliance Jio Infocom, which has a pan-India 4G license, play their cards correctly with respect to pricing their 4G LTE services, the Snapdragon 410 could help them usher in a new era of faster mobile Internet connectivity in India.

^ ^ ^ Refer this topic for EVDO activation via SMS >> http://www.rimweb.in/forums/topic/36314-reliance-cdma-evdo-activation-via-sms/ You can also post a small review of ZTE N799D CDMA + GSM Dual SIM Android in this topic. Since this is a rare CDMA+GSM android handset with 4" screen / reasonable processor / android jellybean at less then Rs 7,000, many members may be interested in knowing how good / bad it is.

Why should someone belonging to Kolkata, West Bengal is a problem? What's the logic!

10% Discount, Max Upto Rs 1,000 for HDFC Credit Cards on Ebay India. Use Coupon Code 10HDFCEBAY

^ ^ ^ Same thing was already mentioned in this topic. #Post 2. Another one is Spice Stellar Pinnacle Pro Mi-535 at Rs 9,999 >> http://www.saholic.com/mobile-phones/spice-stellar-pinnacle-pro-mi-535-1006925 Quad Core 1.2 Ghz Processor 5.3 Inch IPS QHD LCD display Android 4.2.1 1GB RAM, 16GB Built in storage, MicroSD upto 32GB 8MP Back, 5MP Front Camera Dual SIM, Both Slots can take 3G 2550 mAh battery Bluetooth 4.0, USB OTG Spice Pinnacle Pro Mi 535 Full Review, Unboxing, Benchmarks, Gaming and Performance VIDEO

^ ^ ^ Kitna deti hai? I mean, does it actually give advertised capacity of 5,200 mAh?

^ ^ ^ Refer this. Bought Gionee L800 DualSIM Featurephone for Rs. 1,856 for a relative.

Google is finally making it possible to download a copy of your Gmail & Google Calendar Data Source Having access to your data and being able to take it with you is important, especially if that data contains precious memories like old love letters, your first job offer, or that 100-message thread discussing the merits of various cat videos. Starting today we're rolling out the ability to export a copy of your Gmail and Google Calendar data, making it easy to back up your data or move to another service. You can download all of your mail and calendars or choose a subset of labels and calendars. You can also download a single archive file for multiple products with a copy of your Gmail, Calendar, Google+, YouTube, Drive, and other Google data. The ability to download your Gmail messages will be rolled out over the next month while Calendar data is available to download for everyone today.

^^^ If you start writing more such fiction, it can sell more copies then all of chetan bhagat bestseller combined!

INTENSION of this post The correct spelling is intention, not intension.. = in - tension As far as smuggling is concerned, that is part of folklore & long bygone era. Even Hindi films have long back stopped famous Ajit dialogues like "Mona Darling, Sona kis bunder pe utar raha hai!"

Reliance Communications raises 3G internet rate by 26%, cuts benefits by about 60% Source NEW DELHI: Telecom operator Reliance Communications has increased 3G mobile internet rates by 26 per cent and reduced benefit on internet packages by up to 60 per cent. The company has increased the cost of 1 GB of 3G internet usage to Rs 156 from Rs 123 it charged earlier. The Rs 123 mobile internet pack on its 3G network will now offer only 400 MB of internet surfing, which is down by about 60 per cent. Under the high value 3G mobile internet pack of Rs 246 and Rs 492, the company has reduced usage limit from 2GB to 1.5 GB and from 4 GB to 3 GB respectively. The increase in mobile internet rate from RCom comes within couple of months after the three major telecom operators - Airtel, Idea Cellular and Vodafone - increased their 2G mobile internet rates by similar levels. The increased 3G mobile internet rates by RCom are at par with 2G mobile internet rates of Airtel, Idea and Vodafone.