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All are GSM based PDAs. Sheer waste of money and time. For PDAs either you should go CDMA or WCDMA

One more picture of LG LSI 120 http://www.wifone.co.id/images/stories/pro...-lsi120_big.jpg

http://www.tataindicom.com/personal/wirele...lkycordless.asp Successor of LSI 110 Enjoy cool features......Looks like mobile with colour display. Mobile at landline tariff. Nice to carry within city or SDCA. EDIT by Vishal Gupta: < Topic Merged >

I could see new handset by name classic 101 in reliance website. http://www.reliancecommunications.co.in/Co...ts_Jinpeng.html Really don't the difference in price/features between 101 and 201

ZTE classic 201 is launched in reliance and the price is Rs.1100 in bangalore web world.

Expected 4th quarter 2006 The differences I noticed wrt 6265. 1) Not a slider 2) MicroSD instead of MiniSD http://www.nokia-asia.com/nokia/0,,93253,00.html

LG8000 might be a mobile and 120R might be FWP. Source:: http://rworld.relianceinfo.com/RWorld/pdf/HandsetTracker.xls See the BREW tab

Reliance has lauched a new handset viz LG RD 2650. I don't have any further details excpet for the things posted on the infocomm's website. http://www.relianceinfo.com/Infocomm/Rim/h...s_lgrd2650.html Discuss further about its pros and cons....

Friends, Have a look at this site. http://www.kyocera-wireless.com/k342-phone/ It'll be available soon in USA and hopefully in India in near future. Features are almost equivalent "Koi" with addition of Bluetooth. Discuss further pros and cons of kyocera in general and this set in particular. What do you expect of Kyocera? Why aren't they becoming poupular like LG sets? Is it cost or quality or after-sales support?

No.............. Onnet packs are not stopped... They've changed the profile..... Now onnet pack in reliance means R2R free from 22:00 to 08:00. (This info is not provided in the webpages properly... This's the complaint which we're pointing too..) During day price may differ according to the onnet RCV selected.

Its same for all states' prepaid tariff. There's no clear info about when Rim2Rim Free for onnet packs.

Reliance Infocomm launches '1world 1number' international roaming on CDMA and GSM networks DAKC (Dhirubhai Ambani Knowledge City), Navi Mumbai, March 29, 2006 Reliance Infocomm today launched seamless inter-standard international roaming service - 1World.1Number, with single number on international CDMA & GSM networks. This means that even when Reliance customers are roaming on a GSM network - for instance, in Europe - the caller line identification of the customer would still be his/her Reliance number. Reliance is the first telecom operator in India to launch inter-standard roaming. The new inter-standard roaming service is a huge bonus for Reliance customers as they will no longer have to resort to call-forwarding when traveling from a CDMA network to GSM network and vice versa. With 11 major CDMA networks and 340 GSM networks covered under 1World 1Number service, Reliance now becomes the number 1 service provider in India in terms of offering the widest international roaming coverage and lowest roaming rates. Reliance customers traveling abroad can subscribe to the service at Reliance WebWorlds. A SIM Card will be provided to the customer, which used with a suitable GSM handset, will enable customer to roam on GSM networks. Customer can use CDMA handset for roaming on CDMA networks. Source Link

By looking at some fine prints in prepaid tariff pages of the Infocomm's webpage, I'm sure they've tried their best possible to answer many queries posted in RIMweb. Its happy to note that RIMweb is contributing to the growth of Infocomm. Kudos to all those who contributed to this forum. I think Arun can claim some percentage out of Infocomm's turn-over.

I got the following information in my latest bill. Kindly someone confirm and throw more light over it.

Yeah.... If I consider the swift 40 then it comes around 16p/min. Chirag, As usual Reliance has proven its name. It says leaflet attached in that ad.. But there was no leaflet along with the bill...... :'( :'(

Here are the details....

Life-time prepaid offer in FWP is now available in Bangalore(Hopefully in full Karnataka) also...

Air Deccan offers 1 lakh tickets for Rs 999 Press Trust of India / New Delhi February 11, 2006 Low-cost carrier Air Deccan today announced the opening of bookings for one lakh tickets at Rs 999, inclusive of taxes, for travel between February 20 and April 10. "The bookings will open tomorrow morning," an Air Deccan spokesperson said today. The fares would be applicable on select sectors including Delhi-Kolkata, Delhi-Mumbai, Kolkata-Guwahati, Ahmedabad-Hyderabad, Pune-Chennai, Mumbai-Hyderabad, Mumbai- Kolkata, Bangalore-Calicut and Bangalore-Mangalore. Tickets could be purchased through airline counters, travel agents, the airline's website, Reliance web stores or Club HP petrol pumps, the spokesperson added. Learn more about Air Deccan Mobile Ticketing

You can change the topic heading to "Life-time prepaid in FWP, First Time in India, in Tamil Nadu"

As I've said in post #102 RIM prepaid one india is much better than BSNL prepaid one india. In RIM you've option to either go for 555 or 1100. BSNL postpaid one india tariff defeats its own one india prepaid tariff hands down. BSNL excites in Postpaid and Landline but RIM beats in prepaid. As per the BSNL website, top-up is possible on this voucher.

Have a look http://www.bsnl.co.in/newsdetailed.php?news_id=280 http://www.bsnl.co.in/newsdetailed.php?news_id=281

Have a look http://www.rimweb.in/forums/index.php?s=&s...indpost&p=55587

What you've posted is a older version. For newer version(as of 03/02/2006), download it from reliance website.

I hope the scheme is on post-paid . Launch a complaint, you've been cheated. For LG6230, You should've got 2000 talk-time and 2000 sms free.

There's one more change. I've edited my post. Its Rs. 1000 free talk time and 1000 free sms for LG5130 & LG2430