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WATERLOO, ONTARIO–(Marketwire - Sept. 10, 2008) - A photo for this release will be available via Marketwire on the picture wire of The Associated Press Research In Motion (RIM) (NASDAQ:RIMM)(TSX:RIM) today unveiled the BlackBerry® PearlTM Flip 8220 smartphone, the first BlackBerry® phone to come in the popular flip form factor. The new BlackBerry Pearl Flip provides flip phone fans with all the power of a BlackBerry smartphone in a fun and familiar design. One quick flip of the handset opens up a world of possibilities with the industry’s leading mobile messaging solution and a wide range of impressive Internet and multimedia capabilities, all in one powerful yet approachable smartphone. You can send a message to your friends or family, make a call, browse the web, snap a picture, watch a video or listen to your favorite song. It’s all in your control with a simple flip. The quad-band EDGE based BlackBerry Pearl Flip smartphone presents a sophisticated look with a sleek design and a chrome-finished frame surrounding its smooth, luminescent face. Packed with an abundance of powerful features, it weighs only 3.6 ounces and measures approximately 3.9″ x 1.9″ x 0.7″. Featuring two high-resolution, light-sensing color displays, the external LCD makes it easy to preview incoming emails, text messages and phone calls without opening the handset, while the large, 240 x 320 internal LCD displays messages, videos and web pages with impressive detail and contrast. “The popularity of BlackBerry smartphones has grown tremendously around the world and the introduction of this exciting new flip phone will help extend the reach of the BlackBerry platform even further,” said Mike Lazaridis, President and Co-CEO, Research In Motion. “The BlackBerry Pearl Flip is a full-featured smartphone with a unique and friendly design and it is a natural choice for flip phone users who want to start doing more with their phone than just talk.” FIRST CLASS PHONE The BlackBerry Pearl Flip smartphone is a top of the line mobile phone that flips open and cradles the face naturally and comfortably during phone calls. It delivers exceptional voice quality and includes many premium phone features, including Speaker Independent Voice Recognition (SIVR) for Voice Activated Dialing (VAD), support for mp3 ring tones, smart dialing, conference calling, speed dialing, call forwarding, voicemail attachment playback and enhanced background noise cancellation. It also features a speakerphone and Bluetooth® 2.0 for use with hands-free headsets, stereo headsets, car kits and other Bluetooth peripherals such as a GPS receiver. The removable/rechargeable 900 mAhr battery provides four hours of talk time and over 14 days of standby time. MESSAGING POWERHOUSE Featuring a large SureType® QWERTY(i) keyboard that makes typing messages and dialing numbers fast and easy, the BlackBerry Pearl Flip, like all BlackBerry smartphones, provides integrated access to the industry leading BlackBerry wireless services. Users are able to easily access up to 10 supported personal and work email accounts, send and receive text and instant messages, and connect on popular social networking sites with friends, family and co-workers. The DataViz® Documents to Go® software suite is also preloaded, allowing users to edit Microsoft® Word, Excel and PowerPoint files directly on the handset. The BlackBerry Pearl Flip is supported on BlackBerry® Internet Service, BlackBerry® Unite!, BlackBerry® Professional Software and BlackBerry® Enterprise Server, which provides tight integration with corporate email systems and the security and IT policy controls that enterprise customers require to confidently allow smartphones in their organization. MULTIMEDIA TO GO With an advanced media player for displaying pictures, listening to music and watching videos, the BlackBerry Pearl Flip is the perfect on-the-go entertainment center. Videos play smoothly on the large internal display, playlists can be managed directly on the handset and there’s an equalizer with 11 preset filters - including “Lounge”, “Jazz” and “Hip Hop” - for customizing audio ranges when using headphones or external speakers. The BlackBerry Pearl Flip works with the new BlackBerry® Media Sync application that makes it easy to sync iTunes digital music collections with the smartphone(iii) and it also features a conveniently accessible microSD/SDHC memory card slot that supports up to 16GB(ii) for plenty of storage. High Speed USB 2.0 support allows files to be quickly transferred between a desktop computer and the smartphone and the BlackBerry® Desktop Manager software includes Roxio® Media Manager for BlackBerry® to help users easily manage their music and video files. Roxio Photosuite® 9 LE is also included for creating photo albums and editing pictures. FULL FEATURED FLIP The BlackBerry Pearl Flip packs an impressive range of features into its compact design, including phone, email, messaging, organizer, browser and multimedia applications, and it can also support thousands of other mobile lifestyle and business applications. It features a 2 megapixel camera with flash, zoom and video recording(iv) to capture memories while on the move, and includes BlackBerry Maps to deliver maps and step-by-step driving directions quickly and easily. An enhanced HTML browser displays web pages beautifully in either “Column View” or “Page View” and different emulation settings allow users to choose between desktop-style HTML content and the mobile version of web pages. The browser also supports RTSP for watching online streaming video from sites like m.youtube.com. In addition, the BlackBerry Pearl Flip smartphone features built-in Wi-Fi® (802.11 b/g) with support for UMA (unlicensed mobile access), extending wireless email and data coverage and supporting carrier enabled voice calls over home Wi-Fi networks, enterprise wireless deployments and Wi-Fi hotspots. ACCESSORIES The BlackBerry Pearl Flip comes with a variety of accessories including a stereo headset, travel charger and USB cable. Additional accessories for BlackBerry smartphones, including holsters and totes, charging pods, premium earphones, Bluetooth headsets and the BlackBerry® Remote Stereo Gateway are available through retail outlets or online at www.shopblackberry.com. AVAILABILITY The BlackBerry Pearl Flip 8220 smartphone will be available from wireless carriers around the world beginning this fall. The BlackBerry Pearl Flip will be available in the United States exclusively from T-Mobile beginning this fall. Specific availability and pricing details will be announced at a later date. For more information please visit www.BlackBerryPearl.com T-Mobile USA customers can check out more details about this new flip phone and register to be notified when the BlackBerry Pearl Flip is available at www.BlackBerry.com/T-MobileBlackBerryPearlFlip via: blackberry.com

If the Opal is indeed set to be the successor to the HTC Touch’s throne, we are definitely looking at a Raúl vs. Fidel situation here. Seriously fellas, it looks like you just wrapped a rubber band around a Touch. Ok, lets not get crazy here. Once you get through the thick candy shell there must be a world of difference when it comes to the guts, right? A beefed up processor perhaps? Nope, same old 200 MHz TI OMAP 850 found in the Touch. Hmm, then we must be looking at a sweet new display on this puppy, yes? Nope, same old 2.8-inch QVGA screen. Well the crappy camera must have gotten a huge shot of roids, no? Nope, same old 2 megapixel shooter. Ok, but there will definitely be a huge memory upgrade on this ****er, right? Nope, you’re looking at 128 MB of RAM and 256 MB of ROM. WTF!? As far as we can tell, the only real upgrades from the Touch to the Opal are Windows Mobile 6.1 Professional, the new TouchFLO 3D UI and a new d-pad. Considering two of those three “upgrades” could be achieved by simply updating the software on the Touch, we’re going to go ahead and give this one a resounding FAIL. Our only hope is that fact that this leaked spec document is from back in July so maybe they’ve scrapped it since then. If this is indeed going to be HTC’s Touch successor however, then move over Fidel because here comes Raúl. [src: Engadget] opal_fs_v2_4_21.pdf

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09 September 2008 Get your own personal assistant with the new Sony Ericsson G705 mobile phone. The 2.4” screen enhances the premium web experience, whether you are searching Google™ direct from your idle screen, checking emails through the phone’s Exchange ActiveSync™ capabilities or using Wi-Fi™ to access the latest news. The G705 lets you juggle your day the easy way. London, UK – September 9, 2008 – This elegant slider phone, complete with large 2.4” screen, allows users to surf the internet at high speed with turbo 3G and its full HTML browser – just use the shortcut key and you’re straight through to Google™ search from the idle screen. Page a bit too small? Use the illuminated zoom web shortcut key or just tilt the phone and it automatically switches to landscape view. “The G705 is ideal for those who need a bit of help organising their busy life.” said Catherine Cherry, Global product marketing manager at Sony Ericsson. “This life-enhancing phone has everything you need to keep track of your daily activities and is perfect for keeping in touch with friends. It also allows you to stay fully up-to-date thanks to the full HTML browser, email support, and desktop RSS feeds - all delivered at turbo 3G speeds.” The G705 keeps you updated with the information most important to you via RSS feeds that are delivered straight to your phone’s desktop. Whether its sport scores or news from around the world, be the first to break that story to friends or work colleagues. Complete with 3.2 megapixel camera and video capabilities, upload your favourite and funny moments straight to the web for friends all over the world to see. Time to relax? Use the phone’s Wi-Fi™ connection to upload pictures, create a picture blog or download music and videos from your favourite web sites. Entertain your friends and family with all your great images on the 1GB memory card, or relax with the sounds you want through the built-in FM radio. On your way to an important meeting but can’t find your way? The inbuilt aGPS combined with Google Maps™ for Mobile and Wayfinder™ navigation means that you will never have to ask for directions again – and it will even help you find a restaurant or bar to relax with friends and family. Also announced today is the G705u, the first UMA enabled phone from Sony Ericsson. UMA enables users to seamlessly roam between the mobile network and local area networks thanks to GSM/Wi-Fi™ dual capabilities. The G705u is exclusive to the operator Orange in its territories. In addition, Sony Ericsson is pleased to today announce a partnership with Google™ meaning that YouTube™ will be integrated into selected upcoming models from Sony Ericsson. This capability will allow users to instantly download and upload video directly from their phone to YouTube™. The G705 will be YouTube™ compatible and further models will be announced at a later stage. The new G705 Stay one step ahead of the rest Large 2.4” screen – view websites and emails with high clarity HTML browser – surf the net how it was meant to be Automatic rotation – switch from portrait to landscape with just a tilt of the phone Google™ shortcut key – Go to Google™ from the idle screen with one key press Inbuilt aGPS combined with Google Maps™ for Mobile and Wayfinder™ – never get lost again Wi-Fi™ and DLNA certified™ – connect the way you want 3.2 megapixel camera – snap and share your favourite images via Bluetooth™ YouTube™ compatible – upload videos or download favourite clips Ditch the filofax and stay organised the stylish way with the G705. The G705 and G705u (exclusive to Orange) support GSM/GPRS/EDGE 850/900/1800/1900 and UMTS/HSDPA 2100. G705 will be available in selected markets from early Q4 in the colours Silky Gold or Majestic Black. G705u (exclusive to Orange) will be available from early Q4 in the colour Luminous Black. The G705 will also be available in a version for American markets supporting networks GSM/GPRS/EDGE 850/900/1800/1900 and UMTS/HSUPA 850/1900/2100. G705 for American markets will be available early Q1 2009. The Sony Ericsson G705 at a glance Camera 3.2 megapixel camera Up to 3.2x digital zoom Photo fix Photo light Video light Video recording Picture blogging PictBridge printing Video blogging x-Pict Story™ Music/Entertainment Bluetooth™ stereo (A2DP) Media player Mega Bass™ TrackID™ PlayNow™ Album Art Music tones (MP3/AAC) 3D games Java™ FM Radio Video streaming Video viewing Web/Internet Full HTML browser with auto rotate RSS feeds on desktop Photo feeds Web shortcut keys Communication & Messaging Speakerphone Polyphonic ringtones Vibrating alert Video calling Email Picture messaging (MMS) Predictive text input Sound recorder Text messaging (SMS) Instant messaging Microsoft® Exchange ActiveSync™ Design Navigation key Auto rotate Picture wallpaper Wallpaper animation Connectivity Bluetooth™ technology Modem Synchronisation USB mass storage USB support Wi-Fi™ DLNA Certified™ Organizer Alarm clock Calculator Calendar Flight mode Notes Phone book Stopwatch Tasks Timer Location-based service aGPS Geo tagging of photos Inbuilt aGPS Google Maps™ Wayfinder™ navigation (three month trial version) Accessories In-Box: Battery Battery Charger 1GB Memory Stick Micro™ (M2™) USB cable Stereo PHF Sony Ericsson PC Suite Media manager User guide Optional: Bluetooth™ Headset HBH-PV720 Stereo Bluetooth Headset™ HBH-DS205 Desk Stand CDS-75 Facts and Figures 1)2) Size: 95 x 47 x 14.3 mm Weight: 98 grams Colours: Silky Gold Majestic Black Luminous Black (G705u only) Screen: 262,144 colour TFT Resolution: 240 x 320 pixels Size: 2.4 inches Phone memory: Up to 120MB Memory Stick Micro™ (M2™) support Talk time GSM/GPRS: Up to 10 hrs Standby time GSM/GPRS: Up to 400 hrs Talk time UMTS: Up to 4 hours Standby time UMTS: Up to 350 hours Video talk time: Up to 3 hours Availability and versions Networks: G705 and G705u: GSM/GPRS/EDGE 850/900/1800/1900 UMTS/HSDPA 2100 G705 (American version) GSM/GPRS/EDGE 850/900/1800/1900 UMTS/HSUPA 850/1900/2100 Available in selected markets from early Q4 2008. src:SE

well i am sure BSNL will keep the price of iphone much lower than airtel and vodaphone . . .

Virgin Mobile goes online NEW DELHI: Richard Branson promoted Virgin Mobile today made all its services including handsets, plans and recharge coupons available online so that customers can get the services without visiting company's sales stores. The company which has a franchisee tie-up with Tata Teleservices mainly targets Indian youth. The new initiative aims at reaching them who spend a significant chunk of their time online, a company statement said. "With 44 per cent of the total internet population in India within the age group of 19 to 24 years, it is logical for us to extend our presence to the online space and offer our customers the convenience and comfort of buying Virgin Mobile connection at the click of a button," said Virgin Mobile India's CEO M A Madhusudan. The company has tied up with Blue Dart to home deliver the phones at the customer's door step. It has also tied up with BillDesk for payment authorisation. The company also plans to come out with product bundled offers, facility of gifting a phone to friend/family and an option to recharge/top-up online. src: et

KOLKATA: Calcutta Telephones, the Kolkata circle of the state-owned telecom operator Bharat Sanchar Nigam Ltd, will invest Rs 499 crore in 2008-09 for technology upgrade of its network, said a top company official here on Monday. "We plan to launch data card in October," said Calcutta Telephones chief general manager S.K. Chakravarty at a press meet. The company has planned an investment of Rs.1.7 billion for mobile service expansion that includes 400,000 mobile subscribers. An additional 300 base transceiver stations (BTS) will be added with Rs 110 crore investments in the 2G segment. By December, the company expects that the 3G with 575 BTS will become operational on an investment of Rs 60 crore. It will invest another Rs 97 crore for CDMA expansion, Chakravarty said. SRC: ET

Motorola and Kodak launched Motozine ZN5 camera phone in the Indian market. The ZN5 will have a Xenon Flash with a 2.4 inch TFT display along with a 240 x 320 pixel resolution and 256 colours. This piece would be priced at around Rs 20,000.. MOTOROLA AND Kodak have launched its Motozine ZN5 camera phone in the Indian market, which would surely give Sony Ericcson’s Cyber Shot series some tough competition. Motorola’s Modeshift Technology and Kodak’s imaging technology will surely give the other mobile phones a run for their pixels in this segment. The ZN5 will have a xenon flash with a 2.4 inch TFT display along with a 240 x 320 pixel resolution and 256 colours. As far as connectivity is concerned the ZN5 supports Wi-Fi, EDGE, GPRS, bluetooth with A2DP and USB v2.0. The memory can be expanded with the help of the Micro SD cards. The handset comes with a TV out feature, a 3.5mm earphone socket and Motorola’s crystal talk technology. The users can stay updated with the latest news on their mobile phones with access to the WAP version of printed publications, which includes Financial Express, Indian Express and Deccan Chronicle via the daily news link in ZN5. The company’s designers have specially designed wallpapers inspired by India and its people, traditions and fine arts. Users can download more wallpapers, full songs, ring tones, vidoe clips etc to both their PC and mobile at the same time. Moreover three cricket games by Krish games have been preloaded on the ZN5 along with live cricket scoreboards, ball by ball commentary, live match simulations, series schedule and news.No official pricing has been fixed but Motorola says that Motozine ZN5 would be priced around Rs 20,000. The handset will be available in India from mid-September and will come with a 2GB memory card and a TV out cable. Also as a part of the introductory offer, the users would get 100 Kodak free prints of their personal photographs at select Kodak stores until March 31, 2009. The offer would include 60 copies of 4 x 6 size, 15 copies of 8 x 12 prints and 25 prints of photos uploaded to the website mtozine.picsquare with free home delivery service. Src: Merinews.com

Shimafuji introduces the world’s smallest PC, the Space Cube, which is designed for the use in the Space. This Space Cube is powered by a NEC VR5701 200MHz/ 250MHz/300MHz processor, 64MB of RAM, and 1GB of flash memory. Space Cuber has the IEEE1355 SpaceWire slot. It comes with also LAN, USB and VGA and audio out. This Space Cube is really tiny. It measures 52mmx52mmx55mm, just like an apple. src:shimafuji

9800 has been launched early only!10000 bucks for that crap!

NEW DELHI: Bharti Airtel announced its collaboration with HP, in a combined effort to promote Broadband and PC penetration in the country. Under the scope of the partnership, Airtel will offer consumers a broadband connection at Discounted Entry Cost with every HP and Compaq notebook and desktop. This alliance is a key initiative by the two industry leaders to join forces to further enhance broadband and PC penetration levels in the country. Announcing the collaboration, Deepak Srivastava, CEO- North, Telemedia Services, Bharti Airtel said, “At Airtel, it is our consistent endeavor to look at innovative and exciting ways that help our customers derive the most out of their Broadband experience. The synergies of the Airtel-HP alliance will leverage the symbiotic relationship between the PC and Broadband, spurring uptake of best-in-class content and an enhanced on boarding experience for both existing and first time users. This initiative will further enhance our leadership in the broadband space, and is an excellent value for money proposition for our customers.” According to Rajiev Grover, Director, Consumer Products, HP PSG India, “As the market leader in the Indian PC space, we have continuously worked towards creating an enabling ecosystem by not only creating a diverse product range, but also to create relevant offerings appealing for the dynamic market. With this unique partnership with Airtel broadband service, we have gone a step beyond adding value to the ultimate PC experience that HP has to offer. As more and more consumers log onto the internet for e-commerce, entertainment and gaming, P2P sharing and for downloading applications, this tie up will enable the user to get more from his PC. Under the offer, Airtel is offering customers buying any HP Compaq notebook an Airtel broadband connection at extremely pocket-friendly/ consumer-friendly terms that include Zero Security Deposit and Installation Fee, Free Wi-Fi connection and Discounts on Broadband Rental upto 14 months.

Black berry launching bold on October 2 on AT&T. SRC: BGR

am also afraid why it happens when u r talking to some one is reboots . . .

indeed thats great man a cool handset for cool ppl!...

Finmin sniffs an FDI breach by Shyam Telelink NEW DELHI: The finance ministry has served a show-cause notice on telecom player Shyam Telelink, in which Russian communications major Sistema has a majority stake, for hiking the foreign investment in the company to 73.97% without obtaining government nod. The ministry has pointed out that Shyam could not have hiked its foreign holding without the approval of the Foreign Investment Promotion Board (FIPB). Shyam had the FIPB approval for only FDI hike of only up to 51%, it said. The company had issued 200 crore equity shares in June 2008 (148. 2 crores to Sistema and 51.8 crore to Indian promoters), which takes the paid-up capital of the company to about Rs 2,500 crore and the foreign holding to 73.966%. The company then approached the FIPB informing the board that its FDI limit had gone up 73.97% and that this should be taken on record. The issue, however, has set off alarm bells in the finance ministry since telecom is a sensitive sector. “In this regard, it is further stated as per extant FDI policy in telecom sector, FDI beyond 49% to 74% is allowed with prior approval of the FIPB. Therefore, you are requested to clarify how the company has increased the foreign equity up to 74%, without approval of FIPB,” the ministry said in a communication to the company. When contacted, sources in Shyam told ET that there was no question of any violation. “We have not got any such communication from the finance ministry. Shyam is not in any violation as the company had already obtained the FIPB nod to have foreign holdings up to 74%,” they said while there was no formal comment from the company. Top executives of the company also alleged that its competitors could be behind this episode. “We have recently got pan-India spectrum and the company is gearing up to roll out mobile services across the country. Our competitors may be behind this in an attempt to delay our rollout plans. Established operators view us a threat,” they added. According to government sources, this may be the first instance in the telecom sector where a company had increased its foreign holding without prior approval. The finance ministry is considering various options, including recommending ‘compounding’ by RBI—imposition of penalty—for FEMA violation. If such a fine were to be imposed, government sources said it would be a steep amount as telecom is a sensitive sector. Clearance from the home and external affairs ministries is required to raise the FDI limit in this sector. Approval from these ministries come only after intelligence agencies clear the proposal. They added that post-facto approval can be rejected by FIPB since a violation had already happened. In case FIPB rejects post-facto approval, return of FDI can be sought. Additionally, the company could also face action from the Department of Telecom for the violation. The level of home ministry scrutiny in teleco FDI cases is best explained by the recent instance involving Russian telco Altimo. Last month, the home ministry informed the FIPB that the Russian company was embroiled in lawsuits and faces allegations of fraud, corruption and bribery. It has also said that its parent company, the Alpha Group, is being probed by European anti-money laundering agencies, in addition to being named in the Volcker Report in connection with the oil-for-food scandal. These observations led the FIPB to reject a foreign investment proposal of a company with which the Alpha Group jointly owns a bank.

the problem of rebooting and battery the biggest cons in this phone

dunno know how much loan will nail take . . . god will only help him!.

Arbitration panel asks Tata to pay $19 million in damages to Reliance Communication NEW DELHI: Tata Communications has been directed by the global arbitration tribunal to pay 19 million dollars plus interest as damages over a cable dispute two years ago. The International Chamber of Commerce (ICC), the global arbitration tribunal, has directed Tata Communications to pay Reliance Communication subsidiary about 19 million dollars plus interest from May 2006 as damages over a cable dispute. "In the matter of the ICC arbitration proceedings brought by Reliance Globalcom Ltd, formerly known as Flag Telecom, against Tata Communications Ltd, the Tribunal has on August 27, 2008 handed down a final award dealing with the issue of damages," Tata Communications said in a regulatory filing today. "The tribunal has directed Tata Communications to pay Reliance a sum of approximately 19 million dollars plus interest from May 2006 as damages against the 385 million dollars sum claimed by Reliance," the company said in a BSE filing. Tata Communications said this was the tribunal's final award in the ICC arbitration proceedings over a dispute regarding Flag Europe Asia (FEA) cable ongoing since 2004. The dispute between the two companies goes back a few years, when FLAG accused the then state-owned Videsh Sanchar Nigam Ltd (VSNL) -- now Tata Communications -- of denying it free access to its cable landing station and thereby having a monopolistic hold on bandwidth prices. FLAG wanted access for enhancing the capacity of FEA cable system from 10 Gbps to 80 Gbps. However, VSNL said it was not under obligation to grant access under the construction and maintenance agreement. The dispute culminated in FLAG referring the matter to the ICC. Tata Communications lost its appeal against FLAG (now part of Reliance Globalcom) in April this year and the court held that Tata Com would be ordered to pay the cost of proceedings. The Court in its April 2008 order stated: ''In connection with determining the amount of cost to be awarded in favour of FLAG, the court will consider the underlying substantive interest of the case. Both parties indicated during arguments that the underlying substantive interest amounts to about 400 million dollars. src: ET balle balle anil bhaiya .

CHANDIGARH: Thanks to an expanding affluent middle-class, India is today the world's fastest growing cellular phone market. Having registered success in the lower segment, the transnational mobile phone makers are now targeting the high-end segment. Punjab is a big market, as the craze for expensive mobiles has always been on the rise. The much-awaited iPhone has already entered the Indian market. From its recent launch in the metros, it is expected to capture states like Punjab. It is worth mentioning that Punjab today enjoys a tele-density of nearly 40 per cent, which is double the national average of 20 per cent. The impact of this fact is all major companies like Nokia, Samsung and Sony Ericsson are presently extensively marketing their latest 3G mobiles in Punjab. "In today's time the new phones are very advanced and high-tech, and people are looking for that only. They have been waiting anxiously for i-phones, just because it's having a multi-touch interface. People are more aware of technology and they prefer buying latest gazettes," said a youngster. "All youngsters want to have new technology feature phone. I think that's the main reason. Moreover, they want some stylish phone also. Youngsters are very keen to change the phone quickly. This is the main reason I think. Definitely, the trend will rise in the next 6 to 8 months," said one of the dealers. The latest figures with mobile and other telecom companies show that in Punjab, which has a populace of over 24 million, there are over 11 million telephone subscriptions. Interestingly, over 55 per cent of the handsets sold in Chandigarh and rest of the Punjab are the high-end ones. High-end mobile handset sales in metro cities are just 25-35 per cent among all states. Take a look at the cellular phone's demand in Punjab, one finds that the State's mobile related craze has been unending. And, that could be a major captivation for mobile companies to launch their high-end gazette. "It's a status symbol product and secondly, customer wants such a gazette, which you can use in different ways like mails editing as well as mobile phones. I-phone is basically a touch screen handset and customers are really crazy to buy that with Wi-fi and camera," said one mobile dealer. People of Punjab are known the world over for their dynamism and practical approach, and for their charm to embrace latest technology for a better efficiency and profitability. And, it's the right time for cellular phone companies to invest in the state-of-the-art technologies and make the mobile experience of customers an enjoyable one.

hi guys, this was untill some time back a sad user of samsung max as i was unable to play any video on my samsung max, but now i am unable to play any video onto max but in mp4 format. bingo just a trick all you have to do is keep your bluetooth on, amazed what the hell will bluetooth do to it... look go to bluetooth menu, then on ur bt, then go to data transfer, then get/Send files and browse and play whichever mp4 u wanna play . .from internal or external memory and also you can send files from here only . . .

mp3 playing atleast me faced no problem but the main concern was or probably wd be that it cant play mp3 in background . .

i had used theese types of things 6-7 years ago . . gr8