FEVIN-RAJ

oooooofff .. nothing more than BIG tv lets wait for videocon...

any news abt their launch ?

little pricy........?!!!

try smartcom i brought one with LED light around camera ... which is a very helpful in low light conditions price around 900 rs

ya .. its not real I hav tried it ...

sadik bhai.. Treo 755 Palm.....within 6k?

hai all aftr 3 month usage ...my fone radio is not wrking now and blutooth is an utter failure in this fone

anil bhai ...... wake up ...... now ....

high end china PDAs are available within 4k-5k these branded bulls are 'looting' us the actual making cost of these gadgets are less than 8k ... (i seen in an article)

RCOM is getting closer to GSM launch ...

This is purely anti-customer ..... these operators doesn't obey the regulatory athority also

Me also tried ... shows signal indication, but able to make emergency calls only ...

price details ?....

Highly informative...... thanks

MTN says made no advances to Bharti 15 Jul, 2008, 1603 hrs IST, REUTERS JOHANNESBURG: South Africa's MTN Group said on Tuesday it had made no attempt to talk to India's Bharti Airtel and was still talking to Reliance Communications. "MTN has not made any advances to Bharti. Normally we don't comment on speculation, but this time we refute this (that MTN has made fresh advances to Bharti)," Nozipho January-Bardill, MTN's spokeswoman, said. Countering the report that MTN has sounded out Bharti Airtel for reviving merger talks if it fails to agree a deal with Reliance Communications, January-Bardill said MTN was continuing exclusive talks with Reliance Communications. Richard Hurst, a telecoms analyst at global advisory firm IDC, said, "There is a bit of mixed signals, but I don't think MTN would consider Bharti. They (MTN) will want to bed down current negotiations before moving back to Bharti." He added it would do MTN well to press on with the current negotiations with Reliance Communications. MTN shares were trading up 1.1 per cent at 119.05 by 0941 GMT, outperforming the Top-40 index which was down 1.3 per cent

MTN sends feelers to Bharti for fresh talks 15 Jul, 2008, 0509 hrs IST,Joji Thomas Philip, ET Bureau NEW DELHI: South African telco MTN is learnt to have sent feelers to Bharti for reviving talks, if it fails to clinch a deal with Reliance Communications, according to a source linked with discussions between the two companies. MTN and Bharti Airtel, which were in merger talks in May, but the Indian telco had called off talks after both companies failed to agree on the corporate structure of the combined entity. The source close to deliberations between Bharti and MTN also added that “the Indian telco was very open to take the discussions with MTN forward if such possibilities existed.” When contacted, the Bharti spokesperson said the “company does not comment on market speculation.” Last week, MTN and India’s second-largest mobile operator Reliance Communications (RCOM) agreed to “extend their period of exclusivity for talks until July 21.” Therefore, a formal approach by MTN appears unlikely for the time being. But if MTN has indeed informally sent feelers to Bharti, it would mean that talks between MTN and RCOM may hit a rough patch, possibly over the right of first refusal (RoFR) issue raised by Reliance Industries (RIL). Of course, it is possible that MTN may have sounded out Bharti in order to keep RCOM on its toes. Meanwhile, there is speculation that RCOM may have presented a new structure to MTN. According to this, Anil Ambani would transfer a part of his 66% shareholding in RCOM to MTN, thereby allowing him to be the single-largest shareholder in both companies for the time being and hence skirt the RoFR issue. MTN’s possible renewed interest in Bharti would constitute a dramatic turnaround of events. Two days before talks between Bharti and MTN were formally called off in May end, the South African telco had informally approached RCOM to find out whether it would be interested in a deal. RCOM had agreed then. The shoe may be on the other foot this time. Discussions between Bharti and MTN had fallen through after both companies had signed a term sheet because MTN’s board had rejected the proposal to merge itself with the Indian telco and instead suggested a structure which would make Bharti a subsidiary of the South African company. After Bharti’s pullout, MTN has been in exclusive discussions with the Anil Ambani-owned RCOM since May 26 for a potential merger to create a $70-billion telco. However, RIL’s RoFR claim in case of RCOM becoming a MTN subsidiary has resulted a possible slowdown in discussions between the two and sent the Indian company scrambling for new structures. Meanwhile, reports appearing in the South African media speculate that MTN could look at a “less controversial” deal with Bharti Airtel rather than pursue a potential merger with RCOM. “The original, less controversial merger with Bharti Airtel could be back on the cards,” South African daily The Times said, while adding that MTN was looking for a ‘clean deal’. “Media frenzy surrounding MTN’s proposed merger with Reliance Communications is probably creating a useful smokescreen to allow it explore opportunities in other countries well away from the spotlight,” another South African daily Business Day reported.

My dear frnds... pls guide me to install the rworld the wap site is seems as a blank screen thanks

Haze over MTN deal as deadline passes 9 Jul, 2008, 0535 hrs IST, ET Bureau MUMBAI /NEW DELHI: Boardroom dealings certainly do not lack drama, especially when the Ambani brothers are involved. On Tuesday, the Anil Ambani-controlled Reliance Communications (RCOM) and South African telco MTN played out their own little cliffhanger, matching, doubtless inadvertently, the unfolding political war of nerves at the Centre. Late on Tuesday evening, the status of their 45-day exclusive merger talks that expired was still unclear, leading to intense speculation that the exclusivity period was not being extended. A PTI report, late in the evening, corroborated this version of events. Suddenly, RCOM spokespersons were incommunicado and no official confirmation or denials were forthcoming from both companies. However, a couple of RCOM insiders admitted that the exclusivity period indeed may not be extended. This may mean that other contenders could enter the fray. The MTN board, according to the agency, might meet on Thursday to decide on the status of the deal. Though there is absolutely no confirmation, rumours that Bharti-Airtel, MTN’s former suitor, or even more unlikely, RIL chairman Mukesh Ambani may be interested, swirled through Mumbai and New Delhi’s corporate circles during the day. Both RCOM and MTN had promised to update their shareholders on the status of the exclusive talks on Tuesday. However, they neglected to do so at the time of writing. One person familiar with the negotiations said talks had not ended. This person told ET that discussions about the funding of the deal, which would create one of the top global wireless companies, was on even early Tuesday evening. Industry sources said both the parties, which announced the commencement of exclusive merger talks on May 26, failed to conclude the discussions with Anil Ambani’s estranged brother Mukesh, asserting contractual rights flowing from the family settlement of 2005. The falling share prices of RCOM and MTN were also responsible for the deal getting delayed. To add to the air of mystery and intrigue, Bharti Airtel, by some accounts, is learnt to be waiting in the wings to re-enter the race for MTN. This was, however, categorically denied by two senior Bharti Airtel officials ET spoke to. The country’s largest telco called off its merger talks with MTN in May. One source close to Bharti said there was a remote possibility that the company may consider getting back into the fray if MTN formally calls off its talks with RCOM. “But MTN will have to approach Bharti for this. It’s very unlikely that Bharti will take the initiative.” With Reliance Industries (RIL) claiming right of first refusal (RoFR) in RCOM, and threatening to take legal recourse against RCOM, MTN wants to be certain about avoiding a prolonged and painful legal dispute in India, said sources close to the development. “They could not agree to an alternative structure by the July 8 deadline as the previous one was scrapped on fears that it may lead MTN into a legal tussle,” they added. ET had earlier reported that Anil Ambani would emerge as the single-largest shareholder of MTN through a complex deal which would see MTN becoming the holding company of RCOM. That version of the deal would have seen MTN launching an open offer for the ordinary shareholders of RCOM, and the Anil Ambani group swapping shares in RCOM to get MTN shares and become its single-largest shareholder. Once RIL intervened, an alternative structure in which RCOM would buy a 35-40% stake in MTN, is believed to have been discussed. Earlier, Bharti and MTN had signed an ‘in-principle’ agreement on May 16 to acquire majority control of MTN and a term sheet was initialled between their lead bankers. This term sheet was presented to the MTN board on May 21. Two days later, according to Bharti’s version of events, the MTN board presented a different structure, suggesting that Bharti should become a subsidiary of MTN while the Bharti promoters — the Sunil Mittal family and SingTel — would become the single-largest shareholder of MTN. Bharti claimed to have received commitments from European and American banks of funding of $60 billion. In a strongly-worded statement on May 24, Bharti said it did not believe that its vision of transforming itself into a home-grown MNC “would have been severely compromised” by this “convoluted” structure. More strongly-worded statements are in store, judging by the latest developments.

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why alll these guys are intersted in South African companys only?

is that LG8000 giving without warrnty?

@ACS What the hell du u mean by mis-guide this forum..... I just penned the things which i felt