abhay

dude im on dialup ask me whats a slow connection

i dont think so as i have been using one of the service 4 quite sometime here in delhi and dont feel any loss of quality on my 100Kbps connection speed :'( 32767[/snapback] have been using voip for a year now to call to singapore!! 1) the most economic and best one would be dialpad 2) i have also used anyuserindia for a couple of months in between same service like dialpad but a lil expencive spprox 35 paise / min when i last checked i have been using it on dial-up connection and if you are not using the net connection at the same time you should get a satisfactory results

well did c++ years back so correct me if im wrong the code used for R&D (i used turboc c compiler) as far as i found out you are inserting value "0.333333" which i think you might have found out frm a code like this cout &lt;&lt; num1 / num2; but after R&D i found out that "cout << " just gives the first six characters of the double value eg if i = 0.123456789; then cout << i; will give 0.123456; the first six characters are only shown so going with doubles capacity of decimal digits ie 15 decimal digits we should get 0.333333333333333 i e != 0.333333; thats y it is going to wrong answer block; in my PC it was goin till 0.33333333333333333333 ( i e 20 decimal digits) you pc may have diffrent arch so the capacity of double can differ (thats the magic of java ! all pcs same capacity of value types)

dude use dc++ or kazaa or coolgoose many many many site are there who know you may even get a 320 kbps encoding

http://economictimes.indiatimes.com/articleshow/1241265.cms

try givin the computer name as localhost if its on the same pc or find out if the pc name is right if its on th network no use for this because he has already ticked option start SQL SERVER IF STOPPED

y whats so special about this diwali again a new thing

way to go TRAI

patch-panelz old! i got it a year back when i had a FWT for the first time ! comes with the terminal itself

Apollo Hospitals and Reliance Infocomm have joined hands to provide healthcare access to citizens in over hundred cities in the country. Apollo Hospital will leverage Reliance Infocomm's nationwide chain of 240 WebWorlds across 105 cities to offer healthcare, and the Reliance WebWorlds in turn will offer access to the Apollo Telemedicine Networking Foundation (ATNF). ATNF is an all-India, integrated, multi-specialty, telemedicine system with over 80 stations and more than 2,000 in-house specialists. To avail of this tie-up, one would be required to go to the nearest Reliance WebWorld and submit their medical history and diagnostic reports. Here the reports and images will be digitized and transmitted over Reliance broadband network, to the hospital's centralized telemedicine portal. Once this has been done, the patient's information will be reviewed and an appointment given with the appropriate Apollo specialist. On the appointed day the specialist will "virtually" meet the patient at the WebWorld through video conferencing, for a face-to-face consultation and opinion. This opinion would then be recorded in the Apollo Telemedicine portal and a printout given to the patient at the WebWorld at the end of the videoconference. Inaugurating the telemedicine facility, Dr Prathap C Reddy, chairman, Apollo Group of Hospitals, said, "By combining Reliance's 240 WebWorlds and Apollo's 80 Telemedicine Stations, we are creating a network few in the world can match. It marks the beginning of a new era in Indian healthcare." "This initiative vindicates the firm commitment of Apollo Hospitals and Reliance Infocomm, to leverage information technology to benefit the common man. Apart from easy access of medical facility, it will also lead to substantial savings on healthcare cost and time", said Sarup Chowdhary, CEO, Reliance WebWorld. The following services will be available at the Reliance WebWorlds and Apollo Telemedicine Stations:- 1. Tele-consultation with specialists and super-specialists at Apollo Hospitals. 2. Second opinion services relating to the diagnosis and management of a variety of clinical conditions. 3. Specialist review of investigation reports like ECG and Echocardiography 4. Apolloedoc (to seek online appointment with doctors across the Apollo Hospitals Network)

which is this plan, and what r the details 41785[/snapback] it went like this PLAN 700 (unlimited free on-net callz) ---> PLAN 3000 (unlimited free on net callz) ---> right now withdrawn back it was was like PLAN 700 but very very expensive

hmm im also using this plan since its inception!!! but i think the order iz for new suscriberz and not for the ones already suscribed to it !!!! and yeah these op's have gone to the court lets c what happenz there ! hope 4 d best :'( what i think DOT should realize that wireless iz always better than wireline! whats the point in having 100 company's putting their own cables under our building its just a waste of resources! most of us (99%) already have MTNL & BSNL cables under our feet whats the point in having multiple lines going below our feet! so for wireline connectivity MTNL & BSNL are enough !! others should be givin permission to use wireless services

MUMBAI: China Mobile (Hong Kong), the world’s largest mobile phone company by subscriber base, has also offered to buy Reliance Telecom, becoming the second company after Russia’s AFK Sistema to evince interest in the Anil Ambani-promoted company. Li Yue, China Mobile’s executive director and vice president, met with senior officials of the ADAE group last week to discuss a possible deal. This comes just days after Evgeny Novitsky, chairman of Sistema’s board had a meeting in the ADAE group’s Mumbai offices, where he showed similar interest in buying the company. An Anil Ambani group spokesperson declined to comment on the development. However, industry sources said that group officials are evaluating the proposal and will take a final call on whether to sell the company or not, based on the valuation. Reliance Telecom provides mobile services based on the GSM platform in eight telecom circles of West Bengal, Kolkata, Bihar, Assam, the North-East, Madhya Pradesh, Orissa and Himachal Pradesh. It has a user base of about 1.5m and a market share of 3.16% as of August ‘05. RTL was the undivided Reliance group’s first foray into telecom back in 1995. China Mobile is the world’s largest mobile phone company by subscribers and is also mainland China’s leading mobile phone company. As of July ‘05, it boasted 227m subscribers, of which about 166m were prepaid subscribers. It has been one of Greater China’s most rapidly-growing companies and in the first half, ended June ‘05, it posted 41.1% growth in users, a 32.5% rise in revenue and a 27.7% jump in net profit. Anil Ambani headed the venture at the time, and Reliance Telecom is now a part of his group, following the family settlement with his brother, which was announced in June this year and cleared by the Reliance Industries board in August. RTL is 65% owned by the ADAE group and 35% by the special purpose vehicle Reliance Communication Ventures. The interest evinced by both China Mobile and Sistema highlights the growing importance of India’s GSM-based mobile telephony market, which grew 55% last year. The government expects the growth to leap to 250m by ‘07. Both the foreign companies are not present in India and would obviously like to buy into an existing asset with a fairly large user base. RTL’s advantage is that it is completely debt-free and most of its subscribers are pre-paid customers, thereby reducing the risk of defaults. The company’s value has been estimated at close to $1bn but that is only likely to increase in a competitive bidding game, sources say. Industry sources believe that a deal could eventually get done at a valuation of about $1.5 bn.

i suppose the plan now has changed to rs 3000 let us see if we have revenue share adc implemented sooon then its might be possible to revive the "plan 700" of reliance

you can get a better formatted story here http://economictimes.indiatimes.com/articl...790,curpg-1.cms

according to the poll the only contender to reliance seems to be airtel BEWARE mr ambani AIRTEL is really really catching up well i would stick to reliance whateva be the plan! no matter what !

you know we should go for the promises of reliance whch include the phase "its gonna be launched post Diwali or pre-Diwali" it might be a total disappointment ! last year @ somewhat this time we were awating the arrival of NETWAY which was to be launched post diwali but we all know what had happned its been one more diwali and yet another promise

we are here to dicuss SHOULD RELIANCE CONVERT TO WCDMA BEFORE ITS EXPANTION PLANS ?? no1 said reliance is gonna convert or no and yup u are right reliance can even convert frm GSM to WCDMA but in the article stated above the point which is majorly strressed upon is CDMA to WCDMA so its obvious at the first look ne1 would guess that reliance would shift frm CDMA to WCDM rather than GSM to WCDMA

there were things that i could find about WCDMA pretty self explainatory what i dont get is if WCDMA is gsm based then will a operator have to change to GSM ??

y a GSM infra?? they have to upgrade frm CDMA to WCDMA not GSM yup i think they have to scrap some amout of cdma infra!! well dose ne1 know the diffrence between CDMA INFRA and WCDMA INFRA what would be the changes a cdma network have to make

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