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Nook Color at US $ 129 >> http://www.ebay.com/...ht_10830wt_1265 Direct from Barnes & Noble. Deal sweetner is that you can add Barnes & Noble Nook Simple Touch for just US $ 20 instead of US $ 79 if you want to. So Nook Color & Nook Simple Touch together for US $ 149. Read Description in the listing.

Olive launching 4 new tablets, out of which 2 are with Android 4 - Ice Cream Sandwich. >> http://www.olivetele...aptop/olivepad/ At Prices ranging from Rs 3,299 to Rs 12,999.

LCD & LED TV Panels above 20" has been exempted from Basic Customs Duty and not Television itself. So you'll pay customs duty on TV's. But there is one benefit which is introduced in this year's budget for passengers returning from abroad. The Duty Free allowance under the baggage rules is being increased from Rs 25,000 to Rs 35,000 for adult passengers and from Rs 10,000 to Rs 15,000 for children upto 10 years of age. The effective date of this increase will be from the date when it's published in the official gazette.

Seagate HDD FreeAgent GoFlex Desk 2 TB at Rs 6,038 >> http://deals.sulekha...x-desk-2tb-3624 Samsung Galaxy Y DUOS Rs 8,300 >> http://www.buythepri...uos-s6102__8529

YouTube Planning Premium Channels With Original Programming... Will it be the TV, Cable and DTH of the Future? Source Although there are a few dominant video streaming websites on the Internet, by far and away the largest is YouTube. The problem is, paying for all that video content being streamed 24 hours a day, coupled with the copyright issues said content brings, makes it tough to generate a lot of profit or any at all. Google has been attempting to do so for years now, with advertising noticeably increased recently on the videos you watch, either around them or in them. But Google isn't just concentrating on advertising, it also wants original content you just can't watch anywhere else. The Wall Street Journal has been told that content is now a focus for YouTube, and with it is coming a major revamp to the site. Apparently we can expect to see a number of premium content channels appearing and dominating the homepage. As many as 20, in fact.Within those channels will be original programming which Google has set aside $100 million to pay for and wants up to 10 hours of content going live every week. In other words, YouTube looks like it may become the equivalent of a TV network, funding premium TV series and possibly even movies that Google can then use to drive traffic to the site. The change of focus for the video site would fit well with the drive to get Google TV into our homes, and the growing number of TVs being sold that are Internet-enabled. It would also means Google could up the cost of advertising during these original streams. At the moment Google is thought to be hiring to support the new channels as well as meeting with talent agencies to gauge interest. As for when it will launch, a phased approach is expected starting near the end of this year. Of course, Google isn't commenting on such rumors. Original Article At Wall Street Journal

Now YouTube has launched Indian TV Channel Shows. It claims to have 17,000+ TV show episodes to watch. You can watch yesterday's shows as well as past. View it Here >> http://www.youtube.com/shows

Shopabroadonline.com has it for Rs 3895. Go to this link http://www.shopabroa...eklywonders.asp where it is listed, 3rd item, 4th row. Somebody selling it for Rs 14,750 on Ebay India >> http://www.ebay.in/i...6#ht_724wt_1139 Available on Ebay.Com USA (Through SNS and like sites) for US $ 185 >> http://www.ebay.com/...6#ht_802wt_1265 As usual, for both Pixi and Atrix, no assurance. Buyer's risk. I am just providing info.

^^^ I am surprised and happy that you got a call from the credit card company for authorization. Normally i have observed that for payments through paypal, credit card is charged immediately without any calls. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Toshiba Thrive 10.1" Tablet US $ 250 >> http://www.ebay.com/...#ht_2686wt_1265

Unlocked Samsung Galaxy Nexus i9250 GSM at US $ 460 >> http://mobile.dailysteals.com/

Reliance Unit Plans Voice Service Wall Stree Journal. March 20, 2012 Reliance Industries Ltd. is working on a plan to launch telecommunications operations complete with voice and data services by September, four people aware of the matter said, in a development that has the potential to be a game-changer in India's telecom market. Reliance's unit Infotel Broadband Services Ltd. has a license that allows it to provide broadband wireless Internet across India, but not voice service. However, a new policy--which is scheduled to be in place by June and seeks to unify all communication licenses--will likely allow it to provide voice service too. Reliance initially didn't want to provide voice service as the telecom market is crowded and hyper competitive, but is now planning to add that to the offerings because of its findings that providing data and voice together will help attract more users than giving just Internet, one of the people said. Voice services contribute more than 85% of Indian telecom operators' revenue, though Internet offers higher margins. Reliance, the biggest Indian company by market value, is known to make its entries into new markets big, as it did with large-scale across-the-country retail business and telecom itself early in last decade. When the Ambani brothers split their business empire in 2005, the telecom business went to Anil Ambani and energy-focused Reliance Industries to Mukesh Ambani. The energy-to-textiles group could disrupt telecom industry economics with new technology and lower tariffs if it launches voice and data services together. The sector is just about recovering from the effects of intense competition that has been hurting revenue and profitability. Offering voice service on fourth-generation technology, which Reliance plans to employ, may however become a challenge due to the infancy of the technology and non-availability of affordable devices as yet. The company expects to start offering commercial services in a few cities by September, three of the people said. None of the four people wanted to be identified.

Is the Galaxy Nexus Still a “Nexus?” Source December 11, 2011 By: Will Verduzco If you thought that simply because you weren’t buying a Verizon-bloated Galaxy Nexus that you would be privy to a true Google Experience, guess again! As first noted by XDA forum member Luxferro, who discovered that his GSM Samsung Galaxy Nexus‘s build.prop fingerprint didn’t quite match up to the expected, not every Galaxy Nexus is a Galaxy Nexus. What is “Nexus?” Let’s take a few steps back and figure out what’s going on. To do so, we must take a look at what a Nexus device is, and what the term has come to mean. According to Andy Rubin himself, a Nexus device is, “the pinnacle of what we can achieve when integrating Android onto a piece of hardware.” In other words, a Nexus device should represent Android done right, i.e. the absolute zenith of technology—in both software and hardware. The mere existence of the Nexus program is a tacit admission by Google that although Android’s fundamental distribution model has lead to industry-leading platform adoption, carrier and OEM control is hardly ideal. Instead, Nexus gives Google a chance to “take back” their OS and show the world Android in its full glory. Previous Nexus Devices The Nexus line began with the HTC-built Nexus One, the phone which ushered in Android 2.1 Éclair. Barring a select few carrier-controlled versions, this device featured pure Google software in the majority of its configurations. The hardware was great, too—a Samsung-sourced AMOLED panel here, 512 MB of RAM and a 1 GHz Snapdragon SoC there. Just a few months later, Froyo came; and naturally, the Nexus One was the first phone to receive the JIT- and Flash-enabling goods. Next up was the Samsung-built Nexus S, which brought the first taste of Android 2.3 Gingerbread to the masses 11 months and change after the arrival of the Nexus One. While not quite the latest in hardware—as the Samsung Hummingbird and Super-AMOLED panel had been seen in the Galaxy S roughly six months earlier—the software in the most markets was still controlled directly by Google. While not bearing the moniker “Nexus,” the Motorola XOOM, which delivered Android 3.0 Honeycomb for us on a Aluminum-backed platter, was also a Google-controlled device in its home turf. Galaxy “Nexus” When the Galaxy Nexus was officially unveiled on October 19th in Hong Kong, the hardware and software evoked a visceral lust many had not experienced before towards a phone. Packing a 720p Super-AMOLED HD display, a powerful dual-core OMAP4 SoC, a full GB of RAM, and—most importantly—Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich; the Galaxy Nexus was a show-stopper. A Fly in the Ice Cream-Flavored Ointment Unfortunately, not all is perfect in Android’s latest tasty treat. Reports quickly surfaced about how Verizon’s 4G LTE variant would feature both VZW branding and a short order of mild bloatware. Bloatware on a Nexus device? BLASPHEMY! At least unlocked GSM owners were safe… Right? Wrong. As quickly discovered by community members who failed to receive the 4.0.1 update, and subsequently weren’t able to perform a manually install, there are several software configurations of the GSM Galaxy Nexus. The true, Google-controlled version is yakju—the rest being Samsung-controlled variants, thereof. All carry the hardware code name maguro, so it is plausible that they can be flashed to yakju. However, according to Android software engineer Jean-Baptise Queru, it is unclear at this time whether this is actually possible. Where Does This Leave Us? All builds other than yakju are not controlled by Google themselves, leading to the very real possibilities of update delays and carrier- and/or OEM-installed bloatware. This doesn’t taste like “Nexus” anymore, does it? Since Nexus represents Google’s regain of platform control, anything other than unfettered Google is no longer Nexus. To answer the question in the title, those lucky enough to own yakju devices can breathe a sigh of relief because they are able to enjoy a true, Google-controlled Galaxy Nexus. However, all other Galaxy Nexus owners better start getting familiar with fastboot and adb in order to get the unadulterated Android experience. Oh, and… SamSONg, I AM DISAPPOINTED.

Hope someone gives you a solution. Otherwise do a factory reset.

Tried doing battery pull for a minute and then restarting?

Did not work . Got the same email as ami1. Even after finishing all steps, got a paltry 250 MB increase.

Missed call phenomena is unique to india. Very irritating to individuals who receive such calls. But it's so deeply ingrained now in mobile consumer psyche that new innovative uses for it is being invented. This company ZipDial has it's software based on missed call principle using IVR that's used by many different service providers >> http://www.zipdial.c.../c/case-studies India’s “missed call” mobile ecosystem

This is a well known scam going on for some months now. Customers across various mobile operator networks in india are receiving such missed calls. Safe thing is to never call back and disclose any personal information. They will keep you engaged in talk for few minutes and by that time you will run up a huge phone bill. Fraudsters Find New Tool in Overseas Calls ‘Got a missed call from +92? Don’t call back’

^^^ ये कौन से प्रदेश की हिंदी भाषा है भाई ? इनमे छिपे मार्मिक अर्थ को सही तरह से समजते समजते मेरा तो दम निकल गया! और स्त्री दाक्षिन्य कम होने के आरोप तो आप लोगो पर पहले ही लग चुके है!! अब मुझे लग रहा है की दक्षिण राज्यों के मित्र आप लोगो पर अब हिंदी थोपने का आरोप भी लगा देंगे!

1. ShopAndShip can be subscribed now with one time fee of US $ 10. Use Discount Code MC634926IND while registering. 2. There is one another service, ShopAbroadOnline where there is no registration charge. >> http://www.shopabroa...ne.com/home.asp I have heard that they use the same courier for US to India as is used for Ebay India's global easy buy service. There are two ways to use their service.First is same as ShopAndShip like US address and second, Shop using their service on any US website. Second option is better for websites which do not allow indian credit card to be used or Ebay listings where confirmed US paypal address is required. One can buy from practically any US website as they will make the purchase, payment on their account and later ship, custom clear the item. Shop Abroad Online FAQ >> http://www.shopabroa...ine.com/faq.asp

Exclusive Download: Android 4.0 (Build 3.11.605.22) With Updated Radios For The HTC Rezound >> http://www.androidpo...he-htc-rezound/ This is a release candidate for the OTA

Sachin Tendulkar's century jinx: Why does India lose when Tendulkar hits a Ton? >> http://www.cricbeat....x-why-does.html

Yes. From Sellers who ship internationally. But it's not worthwhile to do so as in most cases, shipping cost to india itself may turn out to be US $ 30-40.

I suggest perfume lovers to buy Perfumes from PeppeFry with the above discount codes >> http://www.pepperfry...=81&order=price Why? Good collection of brands at all budget and price points. Most perfumes are priced very competitive compared to other sites even without the discount coupons. After applying Rs 1,000 Off on Rs 2,000, it's unbeatable. I have bought many in the past from them. This guys deliver ORIGINAL perfumes. Even if you don't want to buy something worth Rs 2,000 to avail above discount code, You can simply register a new account with them and Rs 500 worth of pepperpoints will be credited instantly to your account. You can apply this pepperpoint to any item above Rs 500 you purchase. Only that much points will be applied so that your purchase value should not be below Rs 500. That is, you buy something worth Rs 699, so only Rs 199 worth of pepperpoints are applied but if you buy something worth Rs 1,000, then full Rs 500 worth of pepperpoints will be applied. Don't need to tell you all that you can also create multiple accounts with different UserID, email, phone details and get Rs 500 pepperpoints in each account and then shop.

At 6.5K budget, not many better options for handsets in Reliance CDMA. Instead you can consider buying MTS Mtag Android for Rs 5,499 (With FREE Jabra BT 2045 Bluetooth Headset) >> http://www.letsbuy.c...-black--p-28211 You get FREE talktime + DATA + SMS for 1 Year as mentioned here >> http://mtsredenergy....ff-prepaid.html And you can also migrate your existing Reliance CDMA number through MNP to MTS and avail the above offer.

Revolutionary Copier Prints Using Erasable Toner. So used paper can be re-used again.