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^^^ Remote control which have windows mobile 7 in it, good humor

We are sure you know that Gigabyte is know for making PC components like motherboards and server racks. However, little is known about the company's mobile phone section, which boasts of a couple of capable smartphones. For those unaware, Gigabyte owns the GSmart range of cellphones that includes handsets like the GSmart MS820, MW702 and MW700. All these phones are touchscreen Windows Mobile PDA phones. All of them were announced at the CES 2009 and are actually available in India. What is also little known is that Gigabyte is a member of the Open Handset Alliance (OHA) and is licensed to make Android powered devices. With almost every other OHA member having started making and selling Android based devices, looks like Gigabyte too has decided to finally take the plunge. We are hearing from Mobile-Review regarding Gigabyte's first Android based device of which they have leaked pictures. While we do not know what the handset is called or will be christened, we do know about some of its specifications, which although not earth shattering, are decent enough.

^^^ Looks like they are doing it. !

^^^ If you feel RGSM is not good, say it loud so every one should get the real view.

A prototype of a BlackBerry touchscreen QWERTY hybrid phone has been leaked by folks at Cellguru. Before starting to jump with joy, let us also add that the project seems to have been scrapped and this device might actually never make it to the assembly line. The phone known as the Blackberry Magnum was always in the rumor mills for the past few months. The device was supposed to be a QWERTY phone like most mainstream BlackBerries - but with a touch sensitive screen. The Magnum, if it ever makes into production would be the first such phone from BlackBerry. The prototype seen in the image shares design cues from the BlackBerry Bold and is actually quite a sleek looker. Apart from the aforementioned Magnum concept, RIM also has another touchscreen phone project underway called BlackBerry Dakota. This too would be a touchscreen device, but is likely to NOT share anything in common with that of the Bold 9000 form factor. The Dakota is also likely to sport a liquid lens camera that changes its shape to focus, rather than relying on a bulky mechanical focus method. It is also expected to arrive in a smaller form factor.

It might not have a very appealing name or the pedigree of Google's Nexus One. But that doesn't stop the SHW-M100S from becoming the most powerful Android phone from the Samsung stables so far. Say hello, again to the SHW-M100S, Samsung's latest phone based on Android. Little is known about the phone except for the fact that it has a 3.7 inch AMOLED display (same as that of the Nexus One), a 5 megapixel camera and support for Wi-Fi 802.11n. There is no information on the kind of processor this one uses. However, it would definitely not be something slower than the Nexus One. On the OS front, it will run Android 2.1 and will also feature a T-DMB mobile TV tuner. That brings us to the problem with this handset. Availability. By the looks of it, the SHW-M100S is a Korea specific handset and will only be available in Korea. The phone might be released by March on Korea's SK Telecom network. But then, we can always hope a normal, non-Korean version too makes an official appearance soon.

The Mobile World Congress is just a week away and manufacturers have started planning launches for the occasion already. Chinese telecom equipment manufacturer Huawei, who has recently got into the handset business as well, has revealed plans to announce quite a few Android based devices at the upcoming MWC. These Android devices include mobile phones as well as "home-use Internet devices" as Huawei puts it. Incidentally, Huawei already has an Android powered phone in the form of the U8220, also known as the T-Mobile Pulse. The U8220 also happens to be one of the cheapest Android phones in the U.S. Huawei apart from concentrating on smartphones, has also started making and selling phones in U.S. of late. They already have a line up of low-end phones in other parts of the globe. As for the new devices, the company has not provided any details regarding the kind of devices that they're readying for the MWC. We are particularly curious to find out what this "home-use Internet device" actually is. Huawei, as you might be aware, is a recent entrant into the handset making business. Its core are lies in the development of mobile technologies - and for the same reason, the company will choose to display its strength in a demo of the next generation LTE network at work.

^^^ If you are earning from it, that is different, Even it is high for both enterprise and home users.

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^^^ loose some weight !

Yes ! go to reliance world and put a complaint , ask for a same number on ruim, for that you will require one photo and a photo copy of address proof. and may be a photo ID copy.

^^^ Very true !

this should be followed by every outsourcing company

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thanks !

^^^ I have used Q3, i feel it was only OK, it was on aircel gprs. rimweb forum index loaded in 60sec approx. it was due to gprs connection not the phone.

why you think this is an good idea, nokia will plant a tree for each mobile phone given for recycle, compare the amount earn from recycle to a planting a tree, every year in month of MAY (my birth month) i go to my village place, we (group of 4) plants trees to mountain area , this cost us only few seeds given by the local peoples , some hardwork, nothing else . also we get good time by doing this.we feel happy, that is main thing here.

ha ha ha, you think telcos are so nice ? they will add this money to their profit account, not to service account ! it should be two way, they should give us free detail billing on email, then we should think of only e-billing. also why only mobile bill, stop purchasing news paper, stop using plastic bags, stop using your car when not required, dont use computer , YES computer , its require electricity, dont cook food, yes food, it will save LPG or wood. their are lots of things we can do to save earth, but not all are practical.

^^^ NO , not even at that rate because if i am getting at free then why to buy ! this is the basic mentality of most of the Indian. by the way i have license copy of win vista, antivirus, on my system. and i try to use most of opensource like open office, mozilla, etc etc

^^^ Yes, initially (1st month) limit is very less, how did this happen ? this need to investigate by idea's system.

in rcom paper less billing is available ! but by not taking paper bill who is saving ? only telcos will save lots of money on paper and courier !

^^^ , But Police have done good job by arresting them so soon

^^^ From were did you copied that !

^^^ mobile switch off will same more power than stand by !

^^^ unlimited is always better !