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Does it work on Samsung A563 also?

@ Khs123: I have just assumed the prices, to drive home the point that there definitely IS a price arbritage opportunity in such a scenario... Anyway, LG 2670 is selling for Rs.2100 with 2000/- offnet TT & with 3 months incoming...so you could still have HCC'ed the number to old handset, used up the 2000 TT and, whatever you get from selling the new handset (maybe Rs.1000 as you said) would be your bonus (...rather profit). Well, i am not advocating whatever policy reliance is following...but simply trying to find some logic....

If there were no lock-in: Then: let's assume I buy one such new handset (for Rs.2500/-) with 2100/- offnet talktime. Once, the TT is updated, I use an HCC to transfer my number to an OLD, blank handset. Now, I sell this old handset (which i bought for 500/-) for Rs.2000 AND, I sell the new, blank handset for, say...also 2000/-. So, I spend Rs.3000/- total and sell them for Rs.4000/-...thus make a cool Rs.1000/-.... Hence, maybe this lock-in is there to ensure that the benefit reaches the customers and not the sellers.

Even if you simply burn the jpg's on a cd, you can view them on a DVD player..without the need to convert to any particular format. But, if you have a VCD player, then nero is good...

There are possiblities that ... R world enabled handset may come up with Radio....... Yeah, why not? R-world already provides audio streaming...just provide audio feed of radio stations..and you get FM radio...but it would be a paid service, is'nt it?

I think..not sure though: "A set-top box is needed only if you you want pay-channels. For viewing free to air channels, there is no need of using STB...you can directly connect the cable to your TV without the box" Can anybody using CAS confirm whether the above is true? ...I mean, just connect the cable directly to your TV and check whether you are able to view any channels?

Add HDFC Bank website to the list.

I don't think it would work with Vista...for the time being, becoz vista is not yet commercially launched, and hence, no drivers are released for the data cable.

But by using HCC, the free talktime offered on several new (mostly LG) handsets will be lost. So, why would one forfeit...say Rs.2100 offnet on LG-6230...just to save Rs.220?

This is exactly what "TSS" was all about...remember?

Right. They are not sharing the spectrum (to be precise)....only the passive infrastructure.

Hey Vishal, Have you lost your Aish that you need a magnifying lens to search for her?

Don't be afraid friend...it is just a java trigger SMS...try it...and if you like the ringtone, you can save it.

Right. Interconnect charge itself is 30p and in STD, there is NLD carrier charge in addition to this 30p. So, even STD @30p is below cost...and to top it all: No incoming charge while roaming??? Sounds fishy.

Yes, there are no 3g handsets in cdma..but that is the use of paying more for such handsets unless 3G is launched? Nobody would risk spending so much in CDMA handsets, without having the option to migrate to whichever service provider launches 3G first...

LG 6230 & 6330 both are based on Qualcomm's MSM-6025 chip. So, I am sure 6330 also supports mp3 but it is disabled by LG in this phone. Even the PC sync "Help" also mentions mp3 somewhere (probably the guys at LG forget to remove any refernces to mp3). So keep on trying and you might succeed...

yeah ..I was also unable to find any folder containing the photos. But, PC sync allows both uploading phtos to the phone as well as downloading them to the PC. And the image edtior in PC sync allows to resize the photos, in a very user-friendly manner, so that the dimensions become compatible with the phone. Regarding mp3, one workaround is to first convert them to wave...then down-convert stereo to mono (using windows sound recorder) "8 khz, mono" and then convert it to qcp using Purevoice. Then, upload the same using PC sync.

Pl ensure that PC sync is not running in the system tray...bcoz I guess what happens is that as soon as you connect the phone, PC sync detects it and due to some conflict with bitpim (maybe...I am not an expert), the phone reboots. Hence, before connecting the phone, make sure that PC sync is not running in the system tray...or better still, go to task manager and kill any instance of pc sync that you see there. Try it..hope it solves your problem.

@sohum.pravin: Assuming the drivers are already installed and you are able to use r-connect for surfing the net...these are the steps to be followed: 1. Install bitpim..I am using version 9.x (on Win XP) 2. Close the bitpim program if it is running. 3. Connect your phone thru' data cable. 4. Run bitpim and goto settings: 5. Select the correct port on which your handset is connected. 6. Now select "Other CDMA Handsets" or VX-6000 in Bitpim (both work fine for me) 7. Now click the "+" sign on Filesystem tree. 8. Wait for a few seconds and you should be able to see the filesystem. 9. Got Brew>Ringers> and save any file (midi or qcp)

Hurray! I found out a way to upload qcp ringtones to the phone. And the great news is: this phone officially supports uploading qcp files...officially means using PC Sync and not Bitpim...am not sure about file size limit, but it accepted upto 80kb file. Will try with larger files today. Simply connect the phone thru' PC sync and upload qcp files and wallpapers. But it does not allow mp3 or midi files to be uploaded.

Wow...and we thought there won't be any more Nokia handsets on CDMA. But these are all low-end handsets..

I saved a qcp format file in the ringers folder, after changing its extension to .mid and voila...it worked. Only limitation is that it should be <30kb in size. Will try same with mp3 files...because it has the same GUI and even the same media player (for playing downloaded ringtones & recorded voices) as in LG 6230, so I feel it might support mp3 also.

There was a thread running sometime ago about downloading pics etc from LG-6000. Pl search.

Right said petar, Only if somebody thinks there's nobody smarter than him alive on this Planet Earth, only then should he try illegal activities.

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