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Are u serious...coz hav waited a lot for this phone 2 come..

Boss sony is class apart!!! I m a true sony fan! Cheers!!

Guys we usually take our speed post for granted.. but tht not the case.. i hav had some good experience with them.. their deliver is bang on time.. one problem with them is tht they dont have pick up facility wht most courier companies have....

I dont know when Reliance will launce wireless broadband internet.. But I heard that some company called strix system is launching wireless internet in mumbai through WiMax technology... Cheers!!

Finally, Reliance taking on Bharti in terms of ARP..soon it will even take bharti on number of subscribers.. kudos...cheers!!

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I feel N6155 is waste for tha money u r paying.. its a old age phone.. I would better wait for N6265... Cheers!

Aaah..This is really good one..Finally, tatas coming out of cocoon in competing.. Cheers!!

Well..thnks basant_jp for the info..I think its not a bad bet at all if price is below 10K..what say guys?? CHeers!!

It ll backfire tatas...Anyways who wants tata..so say tata 2 TATA.. Reliance still rocks!!! CHeers!!

Aaah.. This is good 2 know...Our age-old govt. service is catching up with biggies like blue dart n DHL.. Cheers!!

Waiting for these kinda phones 2 b launched in reliance.. Dunno whn my wait ll b over..:-(

One more thing guys.. does it have VGA or Mega Pixel camera.. and also offcourse wht abt the memory card..Can any1 plz answer this.. Thanks in advance..CHeers!!

I dunno find it worth at this price.. I ll better wait for N6265 or Mototola Razr... CHeers!!

Zee has been on prowl.. Its slowly n steadly capturing the rural market. They have sought maximum connections in rural south india. When they strike deal with STAR, urban growth in subscribtion is inevitable. Cheer!!

TRAI to reassess 3G spectrum issue: DoT Sify India Wednesday, 24 May , 2006 Ignoring the earlier TRAI recommendations on spectrum, the Government today asked the regulator to give fresh recommendations on requirement and pricing of spectrum for the next generation (3G) mobile services. "We have requested TRAI to look into the spectrum for 3G services... besides Department of Telecom (DoT) has already taken up the matter with Ministry of Defence and we hope to get 45 Mhz of frequency from defence services by the year end," Telecom Minister, Dayanidhi Maran, told reporters. The spectrum the Defence is expected to release is in the IMT 2000 band and 1800-1900 Mhz band which is the band for 3G services. A coordination committee has been set up with members from both the ministries to get the spectrum, he said adding a project worth Rs 1000 crore has already been launched for this purpose. On the functioning of the Group of Ministers (GoM) under Defence Minister Pranab Mukharjee, the minister clarified that the GoM was formed "only for the purpose of vacating spectrum from defence services and how to fund it." "GoM was not for framing the spectrum policy," Maran said while announcing the new target for telecom subscriber at 500 million by 2010. He said in last two years telephone subscriber base has been doubled to 115 million and was expecting to achieve the target of 250 million subscribers by 2007. With the trend in the growth of telecom services, Maran said the new target was achievable within the specified period.

Absolutely right!!! Lets wait.. I place my bet on Motorola rather than Nokia 6265.. Cheers!!

Wait...Wait..And only Wait..Shig.. Reliance really needs 2 do someting for high-end customers..

Try www.ebay.in to purchace data cables for this phone. I usually get my stuff frm there.. u get products at good rates (u hav 2 search good listing in that case) Cheers!!

Pune has embarked on an ambitious project, which on being implemented would be first of its kind anywhere in the world: a digital revolution of unwiring the city. Intel India has been selected as the chief technology consultant for the project by the Pune Municipal Corporation. "We are visualising a wirefree city in which reliable Internet access would be available to everyone. For this we have entered into a tie-up with Intel Technology India Pvt. Ltd. PMC proposes to deliver easy, seamless Internet connectivity to its citizens, businesses and academic institutions across the 400 square km area of the city," PMC Commissioner Nitin Kareer said. About the cost of the project, he said it was still not known though the Corporation has already made an allocation of Rs 7 crore (Rs 70 million) for it. Intel is expected to submit a detailed technical study on the 'Unwiring Pune Project' in the next three months, he said, adding that the project would be implemented within one year after the technical report gets the necessary approval. Intel has suggested deploying WiMAX (worldwide interoperability for microwave access) and Wi-Fi (wireless fidelity) technologies to empower Pune with high-speed wireless Internet. Rich Echevarrai, vice president, Intel Software and Solutions Group, on Wednesday held a presentation on the project aimed at 'Unwiring Pune' in the presence of Mayor Rajani Tribhuvan, and Kareer. Source: Rediff India

Oh! thts COOL.. I hav been waiting since ages for this to happen.. Other handsets workin on reliance network is like dream come true!!! CHeers!! Gr8 find mate..Plz keep us updated abt these things..

I hope their new logo have some style n corporate look.. coz current logo is hopeless.. i think they gonna copy hutch's strategy... Cheers!!

The Cellular Operators Association of India (COAI) has slapped a counter notice to the Board of Cricket Control in India (BCCI) over offering cricket update through Short Messaging Service (SMS). The association has also filed a caveat in the court as pre-emptive move in case the BCCI decides to file an appeal. Earlier, the BCCI had issued a legal notice on mobile operators for offering cricket updates of the ongoing India-England series to their subscribers through SMS. Cellular operators, however, are contesting BCCI's rights over all information relating to cricket. The BCCI notice had also asked operators to refrain from similar activities in future without obtaining prior permission of the board. BCCI said that cellular operators could get into a commercial agreement with the cricketing body; otherwise it led to unauthorised violation of BCCI's rights and illegal interference with the its legitimate business. But cellular operators are in no mood to cough up any money or share the revenues generated from the service. Most operators charge a premium rate of Rs 6 per update. The BCCI notice stated that the Indian cricket board had exclusive television rights, Internet and SMS rights and all other similar rights for all test and one day matches played in India. The notice also said that operators were continuing with the live updates despite being aware of the recent interim order passed by the Madras High Court. Cellular operators, however, said that BCCI was misusing the judgment to create confusion in the matter. They have also filed an appeal against the order of the High Court. Source: The Hindu

Yeah, BEWARE!! thts tha key word.. Cheers!!

Reliance Communication Ventures has partnered with Hewlett-Packard India for deploying technology solutions, to help it maintain its position as a leading integrated telecommunications services provider. The innovative technologies from HP's products and solutions and the telecom services provided by the company have been employed by Reliance Infocomm to achieve greater levels of efficiency and innovation for the benefit of its customers. Anil Dhirubhai Ambani, Chairman - Reliance Communication Ventures said, "As we ride the growth wave in the fastest growing telecom market of the world, we would like to reaffirm the importance of our continued partnership with HP. We consider HP as one of our key technology partners and an integral part of our growth story." Balu Doraisamy, MD - sales, HP India, said, "We are delighted to partner with RCVL, a telecom service provider with a nationwide presence and innovative edge. Since its inception, this dynamic company has demonstrated great foresight, tremendous potential and industry leading growth." Reliance Communication's world class Data Centre and National NOC use HP's OpenView based solution for IP Management. HP's NonStop servers power elements of Reliance Network that perform millions of transactions per day.