India to RIM: Install Server or End Blackberry Services
The Government of India told Research In Motion (RIM) the makers of BlackBerry to install its server in India for tracking its messenger (BBM) and BlackeBerry Enterprise mail service (BES) or close its messenger and mail services.
The Indian security agencies cannot gain access to heavily encrypted corporate email sent on a Black-Berry handset as a result the Home Ministry rejected the RIM’s proposal, saying it was detrimental to country’s security. ###
Monday, August 23, 2010 | 0 Comments
Vodafone Offers STD & Local 40p/min for Rs. 40 In Orissa
Vodafone Essar, India’s leading GSM operator today announced the launch of the most attractive special tariff voucher for its subscribers in Orissa telecom circle.
Mr. Asit Shekhar, Chief Operating Officer, Vodafone Essar, Orissa said “We are delighted to introduce this offer for our customers in Orissa. This initiative is in line with our core focus on customer convenience. Bonus Card-40 is available at all Vodafone Stores, Mini stores and retailers across Orissa.
Monday, August 23, 2010 | 0 Comments
Landline Numbers May Have 10 Digits Soon
The Telecom Regulatory Authority of India (TRAI) has reject the proposal to move the mobile number from 10 digits to 11 digits and proposed that the existing 10-digit numbering scheme should be continued to avoid inconvenience to the customers that would accompany any move to shift to an 11 digit numbering scheme.
In other words both fixed line and mobile phones will have a 10-digit number. This would make available enough numbers to cater to expansion of existing services and introduction of new services for the next 30-40 years. This integrated numbering will also facilitate extension of number portability to fixed lines.Till the integrated scheme is implemented the dialling of intra-circle calls from fixed lines to mobile will be with ‘0’ prefixed.
This would enable exploitation of spare capacity available in the sublevels of existing Short Distance Charging Area (SDCA) codes, to the extent of about one billion numbers without affecting any telephone number or STD code.
Monday, August 23, 2010 | 0 Comments
Tata Docomo Intros Pay 1st 30 sec And Free Next 30 sec
Tata Docomo, India’s fastest growing mobile operator continues to do the new! After bringing down the STD tariff to 45p/min as well local tariff as they are giving 15 seconds free airtime with every minute calling, they picks the local tariff to reduce.
When you recharge with RC26 (of Rs. 26) you will pay for 1st 30 seconds for every 60 seconds you call for. This is a limited period offer, valid upto 30th Sep ‘10. This STV is not valid for users availing STV 7 & STV 61. ###
Monday, August 23, 2010 | 0 Comments
Mercury D800 Desktop Mobile Now In India
Kobian has come up with Mercury D800 Mobile phone, a unique combination of Mobile and Desktop Phone for Indian consumers.
The phone is powered with 4100mAh battery allowing a 16hr talktime and 60days Stand-by time which makes it stand out amongst the current league of mobile phones available in the market.
The Mercury D800 is designed to serve the dual purpose of being used both as a Desktop & a Mobile phone for the Home and Small Office Home Office Users. For Office users it can serve as one set which stores the contacts of all clients at one place as the phone allows a phonebook of 2000 address,D800 has been aggressively priced for India market at Rs 5625 for the end customers. Discussing the roadmap ahead, Ms Sushmita Das, Country Manager-Kobian, said ‘The Mercury D800 is packed with rich set of communication and multimedia features with a striking design. It allows users to upgrade their traditional desktop phone to a powerful desktop mobile phone. It offers a Touchscreen, Camera, Bluetooth, MP3 & FM Player, SD Card support & is ready with the social networking sites like Facebook,etc. Our users shall enjoy all these features on a phone which is designed bigger than the conventional palm sized mobile phones’ Said Ms Sushmita Das , Country Manager Kobian Pvt Ltd.
Monday, August 09, 2010 | 0 Comments







