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My bro uses an USB cable brought from Reliance Web World and it works perfectly fine with all softwares. @hada: please search the forum (hint: in the technical programming forum itself) and you will find the solution to the port problem !

You need to upload them using a data cable and not MMS as they are in .dat format. It cannot be converted either.

Quotes from the media....

LONDON (Dow Jones)-- January 05, 2005 EServGlobal Limited Wednesday announced that it has entered into a contract with Reliance Infocomm, a division of Reliance Group of India, for the provision of the eServGlobal Real-time solution suite. EServGlobal will provide real-time billing using the eServGlobal Universal Billing Engine, eServGlobal IN for unified real-time control of Reliance's networks, and eServGlobal MessageMax for next generation messaging services. The eServGlobal solution will be implemented during 2005 and will support up to 30 million subscribers on Reliance's CDMA and GSM mobile telephone networks across India

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wideband CDMA, a high-speed 3G mobile wireless technology with the capacity to offer higher data speeds than CDMA. WCDMA can reach speeds of up to 2 Mbps for voice, video, data and image transmission.

As of now, there will be no increase of attachment size, as it was increased to 200 KB from 100 KB recently. If you have larger attachments to post, please upload them to an external web server and link it here. There are many free web space providers and I recommend www.geocities.com as you can use your 'Yahoo ID' to activate your free web space account. Files upto the size of 5 MB can be uploaded easily within a few minutes after logging in from geocities.com and use the 'File Uploader' link. This will help RIMweb.com to conserve web space and bandwidth. Anyway, if you really can't help with it, please PM any of the moderators and we will help you out in 'uploading' the file so that it can be shared within your postings.

Looks as though he asked for R-World itself.

RIL board okays buyback @ Rs 570; Anil abstains December 27, 2004 13:54 IST The Reliance Industries Ltd board, under the chairmanship of Mukesh Ambani, on Monday fully supported the buyback of shares brushing aside the criticism and objections raised by vice-chairman Anil Ambani. The RIL board approved the buyback at Rs 570 per share, sources said. Meanwhile, Anil Ambani, Vice Chairman and Managing Director of Reliance Industries Ltd, abstained from voting and left immediately after the board meeting of the company. Anil is likely to make a comment on why he abstained from voting on the crucial issue. The maximum buyback price represents 11 per cent premium over the average one year trading price range and 9 per cent over the last closing price of 524 on Friday, December 25. The board approved the proposal of the company's fully paid up equity shares of Rs 10 each at a price not exceeding Rs 570 per equity share, payable in cash, up to an aggregate amount not exceeding Rs 2,999 crore (Rs 29.99 billion), the statement said. "This represents the largest ever equity share buyback in India," an RIL statement said. The RIL board approved the provision for the buyback scheme from its reserves of Rs 30,000 crore (Rs 300 billion). After the approval of RIL share-buyback, discussions started on more contentious issues relating to the equity pattern and investment in Reliance Infocomm and the future of Reliance Energy Ltd, sources in the company said. In a statement earlier, Anil Ambani said: "If you look at the recent run up at the stock prices after the announcement of buyback, I believe there is more than what meets the eye in terms of what is happening in the market place." It is for the first time in the history of corporate India that a vice chairman and managing director of a company is questioning the buyback proposal of his firm just before the board meeting and after the announcement of the proposal in terms of appropriateness while hinting at some behind the curtain moves. Bhakta attends board meet M L Bhakta, one of the directors on the board of Reliance Industries Ltd, who had tendered his resignation and later withdrawn it, attended Monday's meeting called to consider buyback of RIL shares. The withdrawal of Bhakta's resignation, which was understood to have been accepted by the board, was the first item on the agenda followed by the buyback. Within days of the spat between the two Ambani brothers, Bhakta had announced his resignation following which Mukesh visited his residence asking him to reconsider it. SEBI assessing legal provisions Market regulator Securities and Exchange Board of India today started assessing the legal provisions of the buyback in the wake of Anil Ambani's comments before the RIL board meeting. SEBI Chairman G N Bajpai and Director Anantharamnan are believed to have started discussions on it within minutes of Anil Ambani's statement that "there is more than that meets the eye," in relation to the buyback. Senior SEBI officials said there was enough scope to look into the entire issue. BSE officials, however, declined to comment on the issue.

Anil declares war on Mukesh December 27, 2004 12:04 IST Declaring a war against elder brother Mukesh, Reliance Industries Ltd Vice-Chairman and Managing Director Anil Ambani on Monday lashed out at the proposed buyback of shares, ahead of the crucial board meeting, questioning the intentions of the move. "There is more than what meets the eye," Anil said in a surprise move before entering the flagship company's headquarters at Maker Chambers here to participate in the 12-member board meeting. Severely criticising the decision to hold the board meeting for the buyback, Anil said: "I was not consulted or informed about the decision before they informed the stock exchanges." This is for the first time that Anil has launched a direct attack on the happenings in RIL ever since the proxy war between the Ambani siblings started more than a month back after Mukesh said there were some 'ownership issues' in the Reliance Group founded by his father, late Dhirubhai Ambani. Reacting strongly, the Mukesh Ambani camp termed as "selfish" the statement of Anil, saying: "The buyback scheme was appreciated widely as a move to boost investors confidence and protect the rights of shareholders." Sources close to Mukesh Ambani said Anil's opposition to the buyback is a proof that his interests are in complete variance with those of the shareholders. He wants his personal issues to be settled first at the cost of shareholders, they added Taken aback by Anil's criticism a day before the late Dhirubhai's birth anniversary, they said the RIL headquarters was being flooded by telephone calls from shareholders subsequent to the younger Ambani's opposition to the buyback of shares. Driving his Land Rover, Anil stepped out before the waiting mediapersons at the company headquarters and questioned the appropriateness of the buyback proposal at a time when several other serious issues need to be addressed. Justifying his move, he quoted a Chinese philosopher to say the 'objective of a war is peace.' "And to this I would add two more elements -- dignity and above all self-respect." Commenting on the company's scrip on the bourses, Anil said: "If you look at the recent run up at the stock prices after the announcement of buyback, I believe there is more than that meets the eye in terms of what is happening in the market place." It is for the first time in the history of corporate India that a vice chairman and managing director of a company is questioning the buyback proposal of the firm just before the board meeting and after the announcement of the proposal in terms of appropriateness, while hinting at some behind the curtain moves. According to market analysts, market regulator Securities and Exchange Board of India would have to look into the entire gamut of RIL buyback, including in terms of insider trading and price manipulation. Anil said: "I believe considering a buyback at this stage is completely inappropriate as there are several serious issues that the company faces which need to be looked at." Invoking the legacy of Dhirubhai, Anil said: "The Reliance group was a dream of my father and is a tribute to India and it is people and I would endeavour to protect and enhance his legacy."

Sorry but you have to keep up with 'manners' as this is a public forum. You don't have to be a very good typist "to not to press the 'Caps Lock' key" while posting.

hey whats your problem. does the system gets affected by cap lock or what. all users here are not god typist so please dont ever comment on typing methods...ok 22928[/snapback] As per "Netiquette", typing in BLOCK/CAPITAL lettters refers to shouting and is frowned on in most cases. It is normally considered very rude and offensive to those reading your text. Please avoid BLOCK/CAPITAL letters when typing text in posts.

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Its for postpaid only. Please go through recently posted topics for more information or search the forums.

ooops sorry !!! well, there isn't any PC sync for LSP 340e anyway

Hosting through a mobile ??? LOL !!!

http://www.relianceinfo.com/Infocomm/RCZip...sp_340e_com.zip There you go !

http://www.lgmobiles.com/LGDesktop.exe There you go !

IITian granted bail Indian Institute of Technology student Ravi Raj, accused of selling a sexually explicit video clip involving two minor school students via the Internet, was on Friday granted bail by a Delhi court, which took into consideration the fact that the prime accused have already been released on bail. Additional Sessions Judge Aruna Suresh directed him to furnish a personal bond of Rs 50,000 and two sureties in the like amount to the satisfaction of the trial court. The court also directed him not to leave the country and surrender his passport, co-operate with the investigation and not try to influence any witness. Interestingly, the court observed that the website, on which Raj is alleged to have posted the clip, had committed a serious lapse by not removing the same from the site on the very first day it was posted there. According to police, Raj opened an account under the name Alice Electronics on the website on July 21. He posted the clip in that account on November 27 and it remained there till November 29. Police also claimed that besides the MMS clip, he had also been selling other pornographic material through the net. Raj, a final year MSc Geophysics student of IIT Kharagpur was arrested on December 14 and produced before a Delhi court two days later. The court had remanded him to three days police custody. Two other accused in the case – www.baazee.com CEO Avnish Bajaj and the schoolboy, who allegedly created the clip – have already got bail. In another development, the juvenile Court in Delhi issued show cause notices to two prominent TV channels for allegedly identifying the minor boy involved in the scandal. Juvenile Justice Board Principal Magistrate Santosh Snehi Mann issued notices to the channels after Puneet Mittal, counsel for the minor boy's school, and the boy's counsel Amit Khanna produced print outs from the websites run by the channels showing they had 'violated the law' in this regard by publishing the name of the school. The court asked both the channels to reply by January 11. The school had moved the application through Mittal alleging that a Delhi newspaper and certain TV channels blatantly contravened the law, which says the identity of the juvenile should not be published. Meanwhile, the daily, against which a show cause notice was issued for allegedly identifying the juvenile, on Friday told the court that the page on which the name of the boy's school appeared was printed before the court's delivered its order on Tuesday asking the media to desist from giving out details about the identity of the minor boy. The court said publishing the identity of the juvenile was statutorily banned and hence the newspaper had violated the law - Section 21 of Juvenile Justice (Care and Protection of Child) Act - and not just its order. Though the newspaper apologised verbally, the court asked it to tender a written unconditional apology and file an affidavit in this regard on January 11.

There were similar such SMS services earlier in R-World like sending greetings in seasonal applications, like the existing Christmas application.

You seem to be using "FWT LG LST250" To activate R-Connect, dial: ##7#0* Then install the contents in the CD (if you dont have the CD, download here and install, and then run the dialer to connect. Phone number with STD code will be your User ID as well as your password (without the first 0 of the STD code)

Try to check whether the phone is communicating with PC Sync software. Also, try and see if changing the port number helps.

Please mention which Operating System you are using.