Mobile Expo 2005

[chandramauli 0]

The mobility in India is evolving at a rapid pace to offer affordable voice communication to the masses, as well as exponding into exciting new areas such as entertainment, information and enterprise mobility.

It is a great honour to welcome you to the first ever "Mobile Expo" being organised jointly by ICA and CII. This event is a comprehensive exhibition that will showcase leading edge products, technologies and services from across the mobile communication arena.

Sanjeev Sharma

Chairman - Mobile Expo

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India today, is one of the fastest growing countries in terms of mobile telecommunications. The Mobile service subscribers consisting of Cellular (GSM) & WLL (CDMA) have reached 46 million at the end of November 2004 as against 13.00 million at the end of March 2003, thus registering a growth of 212.3% during the year (TRAI figures). The GSM subscribers are 35.9 million and 10 million are CDMA mobile users.

For details log on to Mobile Expo

Edited February 2, 2005 by chandramauli

[vb86 0]

i went for supercomm 2005 today. They had some good stuff on display. There were many cdma phones around and ericsson was demonstrating videochatting through wcdma (thats gsm). The Rim stall was nothing exeptional but they were spreading info about the evdo services. They also had the pcmcia evdo card.

I used the lg vx8000 at the lg stall... it was amazing.. had a 1.3MP camera.

Edited February 2, 2005 by vb86

[chandramauli 0]

cool...!!!

if u can go to mobile expo ..u can share your experience here too...

[tanveer 59]

hope the mobile expo is good i wasnt too impresed overall with supercomm

[chandramauli 0]

[deepu 0]

Some one please post some photos of the Show!!

[chandramauli 0]

its from the 9th feb to the 12th of feb 2005

[chandramauli 0]

Ring tones means money for mobile industry

IANS[ MONDAY, FEBRUARY 14, 2005 03:44:01 PM]

NEW DELHI: Juhi Bawa dialled four digits on her flashy mobile phone and whispered her name into it. Within seconds a computer application converted her voice into a peppy ring tone.

The service christened "Tooki Ringtones" was one of the latest innovations offered at Mobile Expo 2005, India's first exhibition on the cellular industry that was held here last week.

With mobile users beginning to look beyond voice connectivity and willing to pay for more content, cellular solutions providers are constantly coming up with technological innovations to meet customer demands.

The Tooki ring tone service is one such innovation that allows users to create their own ring tones instead of downloading pre-recorded melodies often culled from Bollywood or western films.

"The service will convert any tune hummed by the user into a musical note. It is the first of its kind in the country," Satish Kejriwal, chief operating officer of Cellnext Solutions Limited that provides the service in India, told IANS.

Users will be charged about Rs.10 (22 cents) for composing their own ring tones by dialling "6677" from any mobile phone. The service is not model specific.

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[deepu 0]

Have some one tried this out!!

[jusmail 0]

So did anybody go to the show? What were the gismos that were in the pipeline and also those that were ready for launch?

[tanveer 59]

any idea about this beauty

looks like a real good little thing from nokia

it is on the upcoming model relaeases on the nokia asia site

dont know if they ll launch this in india or not

http://nokia-asia.com/nokia/0,8764,66687,00.html

[tanveer 59]

Any idea about the timings this time around?

ITs from 21-24 th OCT

Someone been there?

Is it good?

Mukul, Pankaj, VB, Rajan

any ideas mates?