Arun

I'll be notifying all volunteers on what to do when its ready to implement the Download Management system.

The problem lies with the browser used in the handset (jBrowser from Jataayusoft). Unless they enhance the browser, it won't work. Maybe we can urge Reliance to do something regarding the browser development as we are now paying for R-Surf.

Good idea, 50sQuiff !

Anybody know the official pricing ? Since it doesn't have R-World and R-Connect, I guess it should be available for around 1K - 1.5K ?

Yes, LG RD 6130 price is Rs.5799 now available with most dealers (atleast here in Trivandrum).

Wonder! When i tried to open the page in Internet Explorer, it showed Skin & Language chooser, but Firefox is not displaying it! May be its a bug in New version of firefox (1.0.2)? 29617[/snapback] Can you please check it now ? I've done some changes in the codings (in Default skin)

Yes, it seems it will work only for those who are have privillage to access it, like the owners of LG RD 6130.

http://www.rimweb.com/forums/index.php?sho...&hl=*759#813580 29616[/snapback] Those links doesn't seem to exist now. Most probably, it must have been deleted.

Various reasons (non availabilty of a suitable Download Manager, very few volunteers to help in uploading files)... as I mentioned, there is no ETA as of now.

From which part of the handset do you get the mild shock ?

Nope, doesnt work like that

I haven't received that error. But it is just a temporary error caused when too many user's access the MySQL database. So nothing to worry.

Yes, you cannot access the download section as it is disabled now as shown in the page. There is no ETA as of now.

er, XP's SMTP Server ? Which one is that ?

Please mention the source of this information where you found it. Anyway, the site irisme.net does not belong to Reliance and so it is a third party service.

India's CDMA mobile users fall in March Fri April 8, 2005 10:31 AM GMT+05:30 NEW DELHI (Reuters) The number of mobile services customers using Code Division Multiple Access (CDMA) platform fell 4.7 percent in March after top operator Reliance Infocomm removed more than 800,000 subscribers who had defaulted. The user base of CDMA operators dropped to 10.5 million customers in the past month, from 11.02 million in February, the association of CDMA operators said late on Thursday. Overall, including mobile services based on the rival Global System for Mobile Communication, or GSM, platform, India's mobile user base stood at 51.45 million customers at the end of March, compared with about 52 million in February. The fall in CDMA users was because Reliance Infocomm had cut 823,324 mobile user accounts because they failed to pay their bills and their addresses could not be reached, the association said. Data showed Reliance Infocomm, 45 percent owned by petrochemicals giant Reliance Industries Ltd., also added 289,111 new customers in March, taking its total to 9.33 million. Second-ranked Tata Teleservices reported a net addition of just 10,415 CDMA mobile users, swelling its user base to 1.089 million. Both Reliance and Tata also compete furiously with 9 GSM-based players such as Bharti Tele-Ventures Ltd. and Hutchison Max Telecom Ltd. State-run carriers Bharat Sanchar Nigam Ltd. and Mahanagar Telephone Nigam Ltd. do not report monthly CDMA numbers, but analysts estimate both firms collectively have more than a million CDMA mobile users. GSM carriers, who control more than three-fourths of the fast expanding market, had 39.78 million customers at the end of February, and they are expected to report new additions in March later on Friday. India is home to the world's fastest growing mobile market as cut-rate tariffs of as low as 2 to 3 U.S. cents are attracting new users in the sector that is widely forecast to cross 80 million by December.

They are not direct employees of Reliance, but they belong to third party firms that are hired to do the laying of cables.

Ambani brothers settlement some time away 2005-04-07 20:09 - CNBC - TV 18 CNBC-TV18 learns that the two Ambani brothers have not reached any consensus on the valuation of Reliance Industries and Reliance Infocomm as they work out a settlement formula. On March 24 CNBC had reported that the settlement was still some time away as discussions continued on valuation and tax issues. Now, CNBC learns that there are two points of contention. CNBC-TV18 learns that one brother claims that RIL's fair value for settlement purposes, is below current market price. The other insists that Reliance Infocomm's valuation is overstated. It's obvious that the cash payout between the brothers will depend on how these two major entities are valued as together they form the bulk of the Ambani wealth. These gaps in valuation perception will have to be negotiated before any settlement is arrived upon.

Happy birthday to: JAX(23), farhatjamal(23), swaroop(21), Vaishakhi(24) & patneys(35) ! Have a bash, JAX buddy !

TIMES NEWS NETWORK [THURSDAY, APRIL 07, 2005 12:41:30 AM] - Mumbai Saddled with huge bad debts, Reliance Infocomm has decided to disconnect 9.3 lakh post-paid customers across the country, sources familiar with the development said. The drastic step to cut off nearly 10 per cent of its subscriber base of 1.1 crore is the result of an exercise in recent months to strictly enforce customer credit-worthiness and subscriber data verification parameters, the sources said. The company has sought to clean up its "credit-unworthy" base once and for all in the new financial year. However, a Reliance Infocomm spokesperson has declined to comment. The company will now upgrade or downgrade the credit-worthiness of a customer based on payment schedule. Asked how the mobile instrument would be retrieved, sources said the company has appointed a battery of lawyers to fight its case. Explaining the rationale, sources said, "This is a standard practice followed by telecom operators the world over. For several months now, the company has been reviewing its credit policy for customers and has decided to part ways with the chronic defaulters. "Reliance Info has also instituted very stringent address verification norms before new connections are issued, sources added. Last year, the company had hired close to 200 lawyers to crack down on defaulters whose bills have been pending for more than a year. The telecom provider stunned its rivals by notching up a subscriber base of 50 lakh in a year after it launched its operations in May 2003 with various schemes, including a mobile connection by paying a down payment of Rs 501 (known as Monsoon Hungama), which was later recalled due to problems in the manual billing programme.

I doubt you will ever find a *free* host that provide such features !

You can download the software required for that here: http://www.lgmobiles.com/LGSync_Link.exe

Manoj Tyagi, may I know the size of that file ?

March 30, 2005 - Rediff.com Cellular operators have sought intervention by TRAI to restrain Reliance Infocomm from offering predatory tariffs in its new unlimited talktime plans claiming this was non-compliance of the regulator's order. Plan 700 of RIC offers unlimited talk time to Reliance phones across India and Plan 435 offers unlimited talk time to Reliance phones across Chennai- Tamil Nadu, Kolkata-West Bengal and Mumbai- Maharashtra circles, Cellular Operators Association of India said in a letter to TRAI. Reliance's tariff plans, by offering unlimited talktime to its own customers across different service areas, are in violation of the authority' s tariff order as notified in its 33rd amendment. "These tariffs are predatory as the same tariff and rates are not transparently available to the other access providers who are its competitors," the letter said. "We believe that by offering such tariffs, Reliance is squeezing the margins of its competitors as it has lowered its retail tariffs of competitive services in the downstream market while not extending this facility to its competitors for wholesale prices (carriage charges) in the upstream market", the letter added. The association has sought intervention of the authority to direct the immediate withdrawal of the above plans. The 33rd amendment to the telecommunication tariff order dated December 8, 2004 clearly states that any differential tariff assuming the nature of vertical price squeeze will not be permitted and service providers shall conduct a self-check of existing tariffs in view of the above guidelines.

The data is latest itself, as found at Rediff.com on April 05, 2005.