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  1. BIRTHDAY WISHES!

    "3 members are celebrating their birthday today Prof DSN Reddy(37), ajeethpx(46), chaudhariniket(17)" HAPPY B'DAY!!!
  2. Using Two Phones To Double Bandwidth

    Great to have you doing lots of research on this one... Hope you finds it out... All the best!!
  3. Beep!beep!beep!

    Every one is facing this problem!! and I am afraid there is no concrete solution till now!!
  4. Reduction In Prices Of Rconnect

    tooo bad!!
  5. Which Is The Best Vacuum Cleaner?

    I have been using Eureka Forbes Vacuum cleaner and Water purifier for years!!! They are the best... Go for it!!
  6. Invision Power Board 2.0 Installed !

    whats this " GZIP Enabled " shown at the bottom of each page!!
  7. Gmail Drive

    Nice app!!! Can be used for keeping a backup of important files!!!
  8. Gmail Offering 2 Gb Now

    Perhaps they will soon offer unlimitted space to all!!!!
  9. Most Expensive Internet Access!

    True!!! We may see almost all mobile service providers offering service similar to RConnect soon!!!
  10. Reduction In Prices Of Rconnect

    I think they may slash the charges after April!!
  11. Try running some SMTP servers on your local machine like LOCAL SMTP SERVER and send mail using it!!!
  12. This is like a dream-come true for all you TV buffs. Microsoft has launched a latest service of video download on handhelds. With this new service from the software giant you can download certain TV shows to portable devices like Microsoft smart phones and Pocket PC’s. The service is made available at only costs $19.95, but only in US And here's the catch! The service is available to only those having Windows-based mobile devices. This bundle of programs is specially tailored for viewing on Microsoft smart phones, Pocket PCs and portable media centers. Users signing up will acquire the content they desire to download automatically to a library on their PC, which they can later carry-over to their portable devices. Users will be able to create preferences for the type of content that they want and can set up the system to delete old clips to avoid building up a collection of old clips. The service draws on content from Microsoft partners such as CinemaNow, MSNBC.com, and TiVo, which can be seen on smart phones, Pocket PCs, and Portable Media Centers reports PC Pro. The service requires Windows XP and Internet Explorer 5 or higher on the user's PC and Windows Media Player 10 and up. Users simply log onto the MSN download site, using a traditional laptop or desktop computer. They can download the shows and transfer them to portables.
  13. Yahoo Joins 1 Gb Bandwagon

    Wonder whether they will provide POP or IMAP along with it!!
  14. BIRTHDAY WISHES!

    "2 members are celebrating their birthday today aman(24), amtyandu(26)" HAPPY BirthDAY!!!
  15. R-connect With Win Xp 64

    I thought it had some kinda 32 bit emulation also!!.... Maybe its just for applications and maynot be for drivers... Any way lets hope that 64 bit drivers will be released soon
  16. Gis - City Locator - India

    WOW That site is a reall great one.... But its still a work in progress... Wonder how it will be when its really complete!!
  17. Yahoo Joins 1 Gb Bandwagon

    Yahoo has made lots of interface changes to yahoo groups also!!
  18. PHOENIX: An Arizona university student is believed to be the first person in the United States to be convicted of a crime under state laws for illegally downloading music and movies from the Internet, prosecutors and activists say. University of Arizona student Parvin Dhaliwal pleaded guilty to possession of counterfeit marks, or unauthorized copies of intellectual property. Under an agreement with prosecutors, Dhaliwal was sentenced last month to a three-month deferred jail sentence, three years of probation, 200 hours of community service and a $5,400 (euro4,092) fine. The judge in the case also ordered him to take a copyright class at the University of Arizona, which he attends, and to avoid file-sharing computer programs. “Generally copyright is exclusively a federal matter,'' said Jason Schultz, an attorney with the Electronic Frontier Foundation, a technology civil liberties group. “Up until this point, you just haven't seen states involved at all.'' Federal investigators referred the case to the Maricopa County Attorney's Office for prosecution because Dhaliwal was a minor when he committed the crime, said Krystal Garza, a spokeswoman for the office. “His age was a big factor,'' she said. ``If it went into federal court, it's a minimum of three months in jail up front.'' Although Dhaliwal wasn't charged until he was 18, he was 17 when he committed the crime. Prosecutors charged him as an adult but kept it in state court to allow for a deferred sentence. Garza also said Dhaliwal had no prior criminal record. The charge is a low-level felony but may be dropped to a misdemeanor once he completes probation, she said. A call to Dhaliwal's attorney, James Martin, was not returned. A man who identified himself as Dhaliwal's father, but refused to give his name, returned a message left Monday at Dhaliwal's parents' home. He said his son had made a mistake, and was trying to put the case behind him. The man declined to comment further. Brad Buckles, executive vice president for anti-piracy at the Recording Industry Association of America, said estimates say Internet piracy has cost the industry up to $300 million (euro227 million) a year in CD sales alone. The illegally copied property on Dhaliwal's computer included movies that, at the time of the theft, were available only in theaters. They included ``Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind,'' ``Matrix Revolutions,'' ``The Cat In The Hat,'' and ``Mona Lisa Smile.'' A federal task force that monitors the Internet caught on to the student and got a warrant, Garza said, adding that Dhaliwal was copying and selling the pirated material. courtesy - in.indiatimes.com
  19. See this post http://www.rimweb.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=2195&st=60 You can download the utility from www.geocities.com/deepu_vk/long/pingapp.zip and see if it works for you.... It may work but no guarantees.... Try it
  20. BIRTHDAY WISHES!

    "1 member is celebrating his/her birthday today Surej(35)" HAPPY BirthDAY!!!!!
  21. Banned Drugs In India

    Dear All, Pls Read Very Carefully India has become a dumping ground for banned drugs; also the business for production of banned drugs is blooming. Plz make sure that u buy drugs only if prescribed by a doctor(Also, ask which company manufactures it, this would help to ensure that u get what is prescribed at the Drug Store) and that also from a reputed drug store. Not many people know about these banned drugs and consume them causing a lot of damage to themselves. DANGEROUS DRUGS THESE DRUGS HAVE BEEN GLOBALLY DISCARDED BUT ARE AVAILABLE IN INDIA. The most common ones are D cold, action 500 & Nimulid. ANALGIN: This is a pain-killer. Reason for ban: Bone marrow depression. Brand name: Novalgin __________________________________________________________ CISAPRIDE: Acidity, constipation. Reason for ban : irregular heartbeat Brand name : Ciza, Syspride ____________________________________________________________ DROPERIDOL: Anti-depressant. Reason for ban : Irregular heartbeat. Brand name :Droperol ______________________________________________________________ FURAZOLIDONE: Antidiarrhoeal. Reason for ban : Cancer. Brand name : Furoxone, Lomofen _____________________________________________________________ NIMESULIDE: Painkiller, fever. Reason for ban : Liver failure. Brand name : Nise, Nimulid ________________________________________________________________________ NITROFURAZONE: Antibacterial cream. Reason for ban : Cancer. Brand name : Furacin ________________________________________________________________________ PHENOLPHTHALEIN: Laxative. Reason for ban : Cancer. Brand name : Agarol ________________________________________________________________________ PHENYLPROPANOLAMINE: cold and cough. Reason for ban : stroke. Brand name : D'cold, Vicks Action-500 ________________________________________________________________________ OXYPHENBUTAZONE: Non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drug. Reason for ban : Bone marrow depression. Brand name : Sioril ________________________________________________________________________ PIPERAZINE: Anti-worms. Reason for ban : Nerve damage. Brand name : Piperazine ________________________________________________________________________ QUINIODOCHLOR: Anti-diarrhoeal. Reason for ban : Damage to sight. Brand name :Enteroquinol
  22. BIRTHDAY WISHES!

    "1 member is celebrating his/her birthday today rakhraijits(37)" HAPPY BIRTHDay!!!
  23. Can We Make Our Mobile Blue Tooth Enabled

    Perhaps we may soon see small blue tooth adapters for mobiles that do not have blue tooth functionality built in!!
  24. R-World free till 30th Sept 2004

    Hope the email application remains free!!... I use it a lot!!!
  25. Difference Between Line 1 & Line 2

    Can we transfer a number to line 2 using HCC... is it possible!!
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