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^^^ My dear friend you can try MP3 ringtones HERE. All the MP3 tones in this thread are crystal clear and loud enough with a high Bitrate. Regards.

My dear friends, this GUY is living with his DREAMS. मैंने तेरे लिए ही सात रंग के सपने चुनें, सपने सुरीले सपने ! कुछ हँसते, कुछ गम के, तेरी आँखों, के साये, चुराए, रसीली यादों ने !! Link 1 : http://rapidshare.com/files/112650916/Main...rey_Liye_Hi.mp4 Link 2 : http://www.adrive.com/public/79b3a63d8c374...57f3421a39.html Size : 2.7 MB

Here is a very COOL song my dear friends. अकेले हैं, तो क्या गम है, चाहें तो हमारे बस में क्या नहीं ! बस इक ज़रा साथ हो तेरा, तेरे तो हैं हम, कबसे सनम !! Akeley_Hain_Toh_Kya_Gamm_Hai.mp3

^^^ My dear friend, if their is a franchise of Hotspot in your area, then you can try over their for the lowest rates. Regards.

@Prasad My dear friend, I too doubt that your phone have the facility of PC Sync. But you can try at the following LG Site Regards.

^^^ Yes my dear friend, now a days the trend is of Iphone look a like phones. Every mobile manufacturer want to leech the booty out of it. Regards.

^^^ @Deepak My dear friend, it should not be above Rs. 7400/-. Regards.

Now Go Global, Pay Local With V-Tel Mobile For those who travel abroad often, and hate to buy a new country-specific SIM each time in order to save on international roaming charges -- stop juggling around with multiple SIM cards. Here's a new option wherein you can buy a SIM just once and then use it as a local card in most of the countries you travel to for your entire lifetime. Dhanus Technologies has launched its V-Tel Mobile service that allows users to buy a SIM for Rs 999 in activation fees, and use it for a lifetime by paying only so much that a local person in that country would pay to make a call. This service is a step ahead of other calling card services such as Matrix, where users have to rent a SIM for Rs 25 a day plus pay the local calling charges every time they go abroad, which again is rendered useless once you leave that country. In case of V-Tel, the card can be used for an entire lifetime and in any country, provided it is recharged once in every six months to keep it active. Users can check their usage and bill amounts online. However, the glitch here is that the card cannot be used in India as some regulations do not support usage of such a service in the country. The card also doesn't work on Blackberry devices, not yet. The company says that something will be done towards fixing that problem since majority of those who frequently travel abroad also happen to be Blackberry users. During the occasion, A D Sudhindhra, executive chairman of Dhanus Technologies, said, "With the Indian telecommunications market booming and with about 10 million Indians traveling abroad every year, it is estimated that one in every four of the next billion subscribers will be an Indian; and this provides immense potential to offer V-Tel mobile services to Indians who travel abroad frequently." The V-Tel mobile service can be used in around 229 countries with more than 250 mobile service providers. The card can be purchased and recharged online. However, the recharge will be in dollars or euros or pounds depending on where the top-up is being requested. Source : Techtree

^^^ @Kumaar My dear friend, I too am not sure about the Rcom's offer about the same. But still I think its cheaper then Rcom's offer. Regards.

Christian Dior Gets Into The Mobile Biz Yet another fashion icon has decided that they want to enter the mobile phone segment. After Samsung’s Armani, LG’s Prada and Dolce and Gabbana with Motorola got the Gold RAZR making waves, Christian Dior has got their mobile groove on with ModeLabs and has launched a fashionable handset in different color options. This premium handset comes with features that include a camera and a touch screen interface. What’s unique about it is a convenient solution for women so they won’t need to file through a large bag full of personal effects looking for their phone. The solution is a small device called ‘My Dior’ which acts as a mini handset of sorts that can be clipped to the outside of a bag. This way users won’t need to use the main handset itself but just this device. The main handset would be used for messaging, web access etc. The price of this luxury phone is a whopping Rs. 2,14,150 ($5000). For that price it had better have some truly spectacular features. Source : Tech2

Terms and Conditions • The scheme is open to valid and active Reliance Mobile or/and Hello Post Paid CDMA Network subscribers, starting from 15th of May 2008 to 31st of July 2008 • You can refer any person who is citizen of India, above 18 years of age for purchase of new Reliance Mobile or/and Hello Post Paid connection by filling up the referral form. • The referral form has to have the following information of both the parties (one who is referring and one who is referred) : Name, State, City Name, Contact Number, Mobile/Landline no. and the email address wherever possible. • You can give us references in three ways : a. Fill in the Bill Insert which you might have received along with your Mobile Bill and send it to the address provided. b. Fill the online form available in our website www.rcom.co.in c. Ask the person you are referring to Walk in to our Reliance Communication showrooms and provide the reference to our staff along with your details. • Your Reliance Mobile or/and Hello Number is your reference code by default. • Please mention your code in the place provided in all the forms and in all future communications which will help us to give you requisite credit for the reference submitted • You can refer maximum 5 numbers of references, residing anywhere in India within Reliance network. • If the person who you have recommended buys our Post Paid Mobile or/and connection, you will get Rs.300 Local Onnet talktime spread over 6 months (Rs.50 per month for 6 months) and the referee will get Rs.150 Local Onnet talktime spread over 3 months (Rs50 per month for 3 months). • If you successfully recommend more than 1 new customer, the credit will be increased proportionately. For example, if you refer 2 people and they both buy Reliance Postpaid Connection, you will get Local Onnet talktime discount worth Rs.300 spread over 6 months (Rs50 per month for 6 months) and once these six months are over, you will again get Rs.300 spread over 6 months (Rs50 per month for 6 months). • Unused talktime per month will lapse if not used within the same month & cannot be carried forward next month. • You will receive free talk time only if the reference given by you buys our Post Paid Reliance Mobile or/and Hello connection. • For Mobile Customers Local Onnet talktime means your calls to Local Reliance Mobiles within your circle will be discounted & will reflect in your Post Paid Mobile bill as discount. • For Hello Customers Local Onnet talktime means your calls to Local Reliance phones (both Mobile & Hello) within your circle will be discounted & will reflect in your Post Paid Hello bill as discount. • For references given between 1st day and the last day of the month, the talktime credit will be given on 10th of the next month and it will reflect in the bill generated after 10th. • The scheme shall be subject to the jurisdiction of competent court/s at Mumbai alone. • Please ensure that all the referrals so provided are complete and valid in all respects. In case any information is incomplete/details are not valid, the leads so referred will not be taken into consideration for the purpose of giving talktime credit. • Filling the original and photocopies of the scheme forms and sending it to Reliance Communications Ltd. Implies accepting the terms and conditions of the scheme either directly or indirectly through authorised representatives. • In case of any disputes or differences in respect of the scheme, the decision of Reliance Communications Ltd. will be final and binding on all concerned. • The scheme is subject to force and majeure circumstances i.e. act of god or any circular, notification, act, regulation or ordinance of statutory authorities or any circumstances beyond a reasonable control of Reliance Communications Ltd. • The terms and conditions stated herein shall not override the terms and conditions of the subscriber enrolment form./customer acquisition form • Reliance Communications Ltd reserves the right to change/modify the terms and conditions and/or the criteria of the scheme at any given point of time at their own discretion and without any prior notice and without assigning any reason • A successful reference is only after verification, proper documentation and activation. • Employees & relatives of employees of Reliance Anil Dhirubhai Ambani are not eligible for this scheme.

^^^ @Amit Jain & @Puneet Gupta My dear friends you must be knowing that their is a separate forum for BUYING & SELLING (Buy / Sell Bazaar) on our beloved Rimweb. So please post all your SELLING & BUYING needs their only and keep this thread clean. Regards.

Opera Mobile 9.5 Now on the HTC Touch Diamond Those planning on buying HTC's newest 'Touch Diamond' will also now be able to avail the Opera Mobile 9.5 browser on their smart phones. Opera Software has announced availability of the latest version of its mobile Web browser - Opera Mobile 9.5 - on the HTC Touch Diamond; the customized HTC-specific version promises easy one-handed viewing and effortless navigation making your favorite Web sites look exactly as they would have on your desktop. The HTC-specific version introduces a new intuitive user interface (UI), and includes numerous innovative features that promise to elevate the Internet experience on a phone. Page viewing and panning allows users to scan and navigate pages quickly while Opera Zoom enables them to dive into the page and get closer to the content they want to. By turning the device sideways, the Web page view changes automatically from portrait to landscape. Improved tabbed browsing makes multi-taking a breeze while productivity tools such as the ability to save pages for offline browsing, auto-completion of Web addresses, and Web manager make for a more enjoyable Web experience on the phone. Additionally, Opera Mobile 9.5 allows users to easily share images from online photo albums or any other Web site through MMS or email. Other features include: improved text wrap, call phone number directly from Web pages, history and bookmarks, and copy text Jon von Tetzchner, chief executive officer of Opera Software, said, "Opera Mobile 9.5 on the HTC Touch Diamond will bring to customers the most powerful Web browser yet on a mobile phone." Peter Chou, president and chief executive officer of HTC Corp, said, "We have worked very closely with Opera Mobile to deliver a feature set and browsing experience that is optimized for mobile, but viewed like it would on a PC." The HTC Touch Diamond has been launched in India this week itself. It will be available to customers across all major European carriers next month. The North American and Latin American versions of the Touch Diamond will be available in the second half of 2008. Source : Techtree

^^^ @Saurav My dear friend, then you must try searching the "RINGTONES / WALLPAPER" Forum of our beloved Rimweb. Their you will get a number of Loud & Clear Ringtones. And if you didn't get the Ringtone of your choice then just PM me your choice, I will upload it for you. Regards.

^^^ @Saurav My dear friend, which format does HTC Phones support for Ringtones ? Regards.

^^^ @Hemant My dear friend, just right click the link of the song. Select SAVE TARGET AS from their and save it. Thats it. Regards.

My dear friends, here is a very rare song from Kishore Da. This song is not available easily on the net also. This GUY feels BORED without HER. Chorus Jhin Jhin, Jhin Jhin Jhin Tara, Jhin Jhin, Jhin Jhin Jhin Tara ! Jhin Jhin, Jhin Jhin Jhin Tara, Jhin Jhin, Jhin Jhin Jhin Tara, !! Kishore Tu Mera Kya Laagey O Saathiya, Tu Mera Kya Laagey O Saathiya ! Laagey Na Laagey Re, Terey Bin Kahin Jiyaa !! Tu_Mera_Kya_Laagey_O_Sathiya.mp3

Intex Launches Entry-level Multimedia Handset : IN3333 Riding on the success of its IN2020 and IN2222 handsets, Intex today launched the IN3333, a music and multimedia phone. A bar-type phone, the IN3333 features a 2-inches TFT screen with 260k colors, and a 1.3 mega pixels camera along with video-recording option. It has an integrated Web cam that doubles as a USB PC Web cam. The USB port can also be used as a pen drive. Intex claims the IN3333 can store up to 1,000 contacts and 300 messages. Other features of the phone include: FM, music player, and sound recorder. The dedicated music keys, one-touch camera, and FM key lend themselves to a superior multimedia experience. Content can be downloaded and shared via GPRS and Bluetooth functionality. As a value add, there are four exciting games and twin-language support in Hindi and English for menu display and messaging. The bar phone is immediately available for Rs 5,000. Source : Techree

Thanks for the appreciations my dear Kaushik. Here is the song you want in the voice of the great singer Rafi Sahab. Deewaney Ka, Naam Tow Puchho, Pyaar Se Dekho, Kaam Tow Puchho ! Chaahey Phir Na Milna, Arey Chaahey Phir Na Milna !! Diwane_Ka_Naam_Tow_Pucho.mp3

Airtel to Offer Mobile Services in Lakshwadeep In case you're planning to go scuba-diving in the waters around Lakshadweep Islands post Independence Day this year, you'll have the option to share your experience with buddies across the globe as soon as you're out of the Indian Ocean. Given that you're carrying your mobile phone with you. To help consumers stay connected in the Laccadives, telecom operator Airtel has announced it will offer mobile services there -- with effect from August 15, 2008. Initially Airtel will provide both prepaid and postpaid services in three islands viz Kavaratti, Agatti, and Bangaram. For this purpose, Airtel has set up two towers in Kavaratti, and one each in Agatti and Bangaram. This independence day onwards, the entire population of these three islands will be able to avail Airtel mobile services. The service tariffs will be Re 1 per minute for local calls and Rs 1.50 per minute for STD calls across Airtel networks. Anytime, anywhere Airtel Easy Charge will be available at over 50 retail outlets across Lakshwadeep. Customer care services will be made available on number 121. Source : Techtree

Now AOL Launching Video Service in India AOL is today launching its video service (http://video.aol.com) in India, Canada, and Taiwan. The launch is part of an aggressive global expansion plan, the company said. It will be introducing the service in UK, France, and Germany in the coming months. The video service is built around AOL's video-search technology called 'Truveo'. The service claims to have searched, sorted, indexed information on more than 170-million videos in 16 countries. AOL also said it will offer local versions of its men's lifestyle Web site, "Asylum", in India, UK, Australia, New Zealand, and Italy. Each region will have a local editor to syndicate programming from the US version as well as create local content. Source : Techtree

Opera Mini Now on Fly Mobiles Meridian Mobile (Fly mobile phones) and Opera Software have partnered to include the Opera Mini mobile Web browser on all the Java-enabled handsets by Meridian Mobile in India. Already available in the market are the MC100, LX610, LX500, B700, MC100, E130, B600 and SX240 handsets. According to a recent study by Bango, there has been a rapid increase in the number of mobile surfers in India with over 9% of all access to mobile Web sites coming from India. This is a 4% increase from the previous year. Based on latest data by telecom regulator TRAI, total Internet connections (whether dial-up or broadband) in India accounted for 9.22 million while 38 million users were connected to the Web through mobile phones. "Opera Mini will revolutionize the way our customers use the Internet," said Mr. Rajiv Khanna, CEO, Meridian Mobile. "Fly is known for its style, speed, and performance. Opera Mini, with its popularity and experience, bundled with lightning-fast download speed, is a perfect match to bring the best Internet experience to our customers in India." "We are extremely pleased to partner with a leader such as Meridian Mobile," said Jon von Tetzchner, CEO, Opera Software. "Together, Meridian Mobile and Opera will get millions of Indian mobile phone users online and empower them with a mobile Web experience that is fast, rich and innovative." Source : Tech2

Nokia Displays Green "Remade" Among a string of new products and technologies showcased at the recently-concluded Mobile World Congress in Barcelona, Nokia displayed an interesting concept phone, "Remade", made almost entirely out of recycled materials, including Aluminium cans, old plastic bottles, and car tyres. The phone stems from Nokia's commitment to the "Green" motif - it's a device that will be less of a strain on natural resources while reducing landfill and increasing energy efficiency. The phone is in the concept stage, and will take time to hit the market. Unveiled by Nokia CEO Olli-Pekka Kallasvuo, "Remade", though still a concept, demonstrates what can be done using nearly no new materials to build a mobile phone, as the company reiterated. Reportedly, "Remade" is designed as a slim flip-phone with a metal shell and a keypad made of recycled aluminium cans, while the chassis is made of plastic from discarded soda bottles. The rubber parts of the phone come from old car tyres, while its power-saving LCD and internal circuitry are also made from recycled products. Meanwhile, Nokia is believed to be working on another "Green" concept called "Eco Sensor", which comprises a wearable mobile phone plus a sensing device capable of analyzing a person's health and surroundings. For the immediate future, however, the company has in the pipeline its "3110 Evolve", made from over 50 percent renewable materials. "Evolve" bundles a charger that promises to use 94 percent less energy. It comes with a 1.3 mega pixels camera, FM tuner, MP3 player, and expandable memory with microSD card slot. The phone will, however, only be available in the UK and Germany when it ships in the second half of this year.

Nokia to Launch 40 Eco-friendly Handsets Nokia is reportedly planning on doing a rather large bit for the environment by launching close to 40 biodegradable handsets by the end of the year. They’ve already started things off with their 3110 Evolve and designs for their Eco Sensor. While these handsets may have either left the drawing board or still be on it, one wonders how a mobile phone that needs metal parts or components could be made biodegradable. According to sources, D. Shivakumar, VP and managing director, Nokia India, said that the company would be using biodegradable phone covers, recyclable battery designs that use less harmful toxic materials and energy efficient accessories for all their forthcoming phones and that they'd already eliminated the use of PVC (polyvinyl chloride) in all their phones. Apparently in the US, Nokia includes envelopes in the sales packs that have a return address with postage paid, specifically for consumers to return used handsets etc. to the company for recycling. The company is planning on having special Green Bins in India located at priority centers to make things even more convenient for consumers to drop off their old handsets. Some of their other ‘Green’ attempts are to train their employees working in the distribution and priority centers to advice consumers on recycling issues. What I’d like to understand is who would do something like that in our country. The strategy here of course is to exchange your old handset for a new one. It’s rather unlikely that a consumer would simply drop off an unused handset into a box with no remuneration for its worth. But you have to hand it to Nokia for at least trying. The other manufacturers are also getting into the groove of keeping things as green as they can and all I have to say is it’s about time. Source : Tech2

^^^ @Ganesh Yes my dear friend, battery is not an issue with Spice D88n as you get an extra battery with this handset. The major benefit of this handset is that its Dual Mode. May be in the near future you need a gsm number or you just purchase a new number then you will get the benefit of this dual mode handset. And when Reliance launch its GSM services then also it could be beneficial for you. Regards.