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I suppose Call Needs To Be Initiated First For Call Drops To Happen!!!

Hari, You took the effort to write down detailed step by step guide for the benefit of all...Once your own problem was solved with the help of Gurus... That's commendable... +1 Of Course Gurus can never be thanked enough for all the solutions and help they provide...

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On most of this tablets... They offer some Chinese Android market and not the Real Google Android market... Chinese have solution for everything... After all aren't you getting the word "MARKET"? Secondly, there isn't a real android 2.1. Mostly they take either 1.6 or 1.9... Modify and hawk as 2.1.. See the following info in one of the screenshots of About Device... Model Number..deb Firmware Version...2.1-update 1 Kernel Version 2.6.32.9 hzhao@emma#1... < There You have it... "Nothing Official About it"... And 99% have Resistive Screens... Good they haven't tried their hand till now on human cloning... results would have been interesting..

I would be inclined to equate those Free Gulal Satchets from Reliance with the menacing question Gabbar Singh asked in Sholay... "Holi Kab Hai? Kab Hai Holi"? Ramgadh ke logo... Be Ready For Some impending massive STRIKE.. Lolz

"A Day Made of Glass" The future of Corning's Gorilla Glass, and more, outlined in an awesome video

Everyone looking for High End Top of the Line GSM Androids Officially in India (Say Budget Above Rs 25,000), Hold on to your purchases for some time... You Will have wide choice and latest models... Samsung Galaxy S II Coming in April (Confirmed by Samsung) HTC Incredible S Rs 27,500 Already reaching stores now.. Sony Ericsson Experia Arc Rs 28,999 2nd Week of April http://www.flipkart....obcv849gznhtk2f LG Optimus 2x Expected in April Around 32K And seeing all the above launches within the next month, do we really think Motorola won't join the party and not float ATRIX here in India?

For the Adventurous Types... One advantage this phone carries being an HTC Hero rebranded (Same as Droid Iris of Verizon) is that numerous custom ROMs are available at XDA for Android 2.2. http://forum.xda-dev...splay.php?f=554 Some Android 2.3 Gingerbread ROM's are also available though it may not have all functions working. People have overclocked it's processor for more than 700 Mhz..

Olivepad 2 Android 3.0 Honeycomb Tablet Olivepad 2 by month end Nilabh Jha, The Mobile Indian, New Delhi, March 17, 2011 The new Olivepad will be bigger at 10.1 inches; will feature the latest Android 3.0 Honeycomb OS, and a customised user interface. It will be more expensive than the current model. Olive Telecom, which was the first company to introduce a tablet computer in India, is bringing out a new version of its Olivepad in a bigger, better avatar. The tablet, the name of which is not known yet (though it may be called Olivepad 2,) will be available in India within the next 15 days. According to sources it is expected to use a 10.1 inch screen, and the latest Android, version 3.0. It comes on the heels of the launch of iPad 2 by Apple, which, however, is yet to arrive in India. Olive is also working on a new user interface, which will give the tablet a distinct look and feel. This is a new move as the current Olivepad uses standard Android with no tweaks. On the pricing front, while iPad 2 costs the same price as iPad 1, the new Olivepad will be about Rs 5,000 more expensive than the original edition. Going by the market trend, the new tablet is expected to have a 1 GHz processor. 3G, front and rear cameras, and Wifi connectivity are given, as even the current model has these features. Olive's products have always been feature rich and since Samsung Galaxy Tab is only slightly more expensive than the new Olivepad, Olive will definitely ensure that its tablet has better specifications than GalaxyTab. Samsung is also ready to announce the upgrade of Galaxy Tab and it will be interesting to watch how Samsung prices it. The other reason that should cause Olive some worry is that iPad is now available in the market and prices start at just above Rs 30,000. Though for similar specifications to Olivepad you will need to shell out almost Rs 40,000.

HP Mini 110-3105TU Netbook at Rs 12,999 Buying Link http://www.indiaplaz...108hp001-10.htm

Google has not done yet. Fresh from the news of Nexus S launch with Android 2.3 Gingerbread, here is one more dramatic announcement from Google. Next Version of Android 3.0 named Honeycomb Coming on a Motorola Tablet. Google's Andy Rubin showed the prototype at Dive into Mobile Conference today. Full Specs not known but running Nvidial Dual Core 3d Chip likely Tegra 2. This is due sometime in 2011. It is going to carry 3D processing enabled version of Google Maps. OS tailored fully for Tablets. Watch Andy Rubin Full Interview Video Here http://video.allthingsd.com/video/google-andy-rubin-with-motorola-tablet-prototype/4BAACA69-E8CD-4120-BE7C-DD8703C3FEEA

They actually do.. See sometime back this Sony Ericsson Xperia Arc was appearing under coming soon.. Now the Price is mentioned and it's in pre booking with estimated release date of 2nd week of April http://www.flipkart....obcv849gznhtk2f

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Motorola Xoom Tablet is Coming to India... Already listed at Flipkart Under Coming Soon http://www.flipkart....obcwf8yqkcvugb8

All you Optimus One Owners... BE HAPPY... LG has stated officially that you will get Android 2.3 Gingerbread Update by end of May.. This was stated in response to a query on LG Facebook page. Only error is in saying that it will be available in Android Market...Which can't be possible.. Link https://www.facebook...200969856597669

HTC Incredible S has started reaching retails stores in India... Priced at Rs 27,500 http://twitter.com/M...593843138371584 It was just launched at the Mobile World Congress last month.. Specs http://www.htc.com/w...cification.html

Internet Explorer 9 is released http://www.beautyoftheweb.com/ Available Only For Windows 7 & Vista... XP is left out..

Reliance GSM Offered Rs 100 Discount Per Month on Billing For Next 6 Months

Introducing the NEW Samsung GALAXY Tab 10.1 One day with The New Samsung GALAXY Tab 10.1

Airtel has cleverly not specified anywhere what will be the native resolution of the stream for this service.. Most likely this will be a small size window stream... Something similar to what ESPN is streaming world cup live on the internet now... In that case it will be meaningless and does not excite one bit... Even otherwise, don't get the rational for this product... If one is Airtel ADSL Wireline Broadband Customer which will be most likely at your home... Why on earth you need to subscribe to this... You have access to TV at home.. For Mobile TV viewing while on the road... Most operators are offering the same service from Apalya..

Presuming it's an actual TRAI regulation.... Even then this plans are with 2Mbps Speed till the bill cap is reached...And 256Kbps only thereafter... Many other isp's are even marketing straight 256kbps plans as broadband....Compared to that this are True Broadband Plans actually...

Vodafone has adopted the smartest marketing strategy for 3G... It knows that the economy minded indian telecom consumer is not going to fall for costly 3G plans directly... So this inducement of FREE 3G Taste for a Month At No Extra Cost...To Get Everyone Addicted to 3G Speeds...And hooking up them later on 3G Plans.. And We All Know how difficult it is to get rid of an addiction...habits can be changed... But ADDICTION? Smokers can vouch how difficult it is... Beware Pals.. Those Zoo Zoo s are not so innocent as it looks in the commercial... Can cause serious dent to your bank balances...

Kiran Bedi impersonated in Nigerian phishing scam Times of India. Mar 13, 2011 MUMBAI: In a devious masterstroke, the identity of the country's most famous crime-buster has been stolen to perpetuate the notorious Nigerian fraud. None other than supercop Kiran Bedi has been impersonated in a new email that is in circulation. In a novel method of extorting money, the impostor warns that she is fighting the scam on behalf of the United Nations, and that anybody whose money is stuck with the conmen should pay only her to secure a bounty of five million dollars. Introducing herself as crime fighter Kiran Bedi, the impostor goes on to say she has been mandated to come to Africa to investigate the Nigerian fraud as a civilian police adviser to the United Nations. Incidentally, Bedi's website says she did serve in that capacity in 2003. The email goes on to say how Bedi is baffled to discover how the recipient's funds from Africa, which were intercepted, have not been released despite being cleared by the "Nigerian presidency". She sympathizes with those who have spent much money to transfer the monies into their account, and then claims to have apprehended some syndicates who have confessed to the fraud and indicted some top level bankers. Saucily, the letter says these "ruthless Nigerians" have impersonated top UN officers like secretary general Ban Ki Moon to work their ruse. "The World Bank and Mr Bank Ki-Moon (sic) have instructed that the Federal Government of Nigeria must pay an amount of USD 5 million to each of the people whose names were found in the list," the note says. "The amount must be paid in the next 14 banking days or an Economic Sanction will be placed on Nigeria by the UN and other international Organizations." The piece de resistance comes as the "UN Crime Fighting Officer" signs off. Instructing the recipient not to pay any money to any bank or individual in Nigeria, she says there is "one fee that covers every other fee"—a UN Police Fund Clearance Report Fee that must be paid directly to Bedi's office. Non-compliance could result in the windfall of USD 5 million being forfeited. TOI tried to contact Kiran Bedi over three days and referred the matter to her as well as her office via phone calls, SMS and email but she did not respond. Meanwhile, a steady stream of emails and SMSes promising prizes and windfalls continues to spam inboxes and cellphones. The cyber crime cell of the Mumbai police has advised the public to never respond and simply delete the message.

Reliance Communications tried all tricks to brow beat the DOT Appointed Auditor in this Matter... Including filling Criminal Cases Against them... Just for doing their Job... Full Story Here http://www.rimweb.in...communications/ But unlike the Foreign Audit Firms... Which can be easily bought and notorious for silent participation in many scams like Satyam.... This One Stood like a Rock... Without any support from the Government whatsoever... Still there are Professional Auditors left in India with a Spine like Parakh & Co... Salute to them for their Tenacity and Courage..

iPad 2 specs discerned, 900MHz dual-core ARM Cortex A9 and PowerVR SGX543MP2 GPU Blow Away Graphical Benchmarks... iFixit may have physically uncovered Apple's latest silicon, but it's the processor gurus that have discovered what's truly inside -- using software benchmarks, they've unearthed the speeds and feeds of the Apple A5. As you'll no doubt be aware having read our headline above, there actually isn't a 1GHz CPU at the helm, as AnandTech and IOSnoops report the dual-core ARM Cortex A9 is dynamically clocked around 900MHz, likely in search of reduced power consumption. Perhaps more interestingly for all you gamers in the audience, the iPad 2 reports that it has a dual-core PowerVR SGX543MP2 GPU on the die as originally foretold -- and, spoiler alert -- it mops the floor with both the original iPad and the Motorola Xoom. Though the new chip didn't quite demonstrate 9X the graphical prowess of its predecessor, it rendered 57.6 frames per second in a GLBenchmark test where the (admittedly higher-res) Tegra 2 tablet managed only 26.7fps, and last year's iPad pulled only 17.6fps. That's some serious Tai Chi. Hit up our source links to see the difference it can make in games like Infinity Blade. Engadget Full Article Here AnandTech-Apple iPad 2 GPU Performance Explored: PowerVR SGX543MP2 Benchmarked iFixit's iPad 2 Teardown