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1.Can this phone be used as Modem? i.e can this phone be connected to laptop/dextop for internet connectivity 2.Whatsapp, can the same be installed? 3. How is this phone compared to Samsung Primo Duos SCH-W279

Micromax 310C and 300C http://www.homeshop18.com/micromax-evdo-300c-data-card/mobiles-accessories/data-cards/product:16571427/cid:8923/ http://www.flipkart.com/micromax-mmx-310c-data-card/p/itmd932zdw2waqzh

Docomo have again changed the plans 3G SmartLife Plan Rs. 250:- Talktime : Rs. 250. Validity 30 days Data:- Unlimited. 1Gb on 3g speed rest on 2g With this plan cant the user use internet for free?? i.e Recharge with Rs250 on 30th day again recharge from mobile balance. Has any one tried this?

You can check with this buyer http://www.ebay.in/itm/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=230826452310#ht_715wt_1139 Though the listing has ended, he might have few phones to spare

finally something good from reliance for college students, This is where it was lacking when compared to the big 3 They should start advertising this at the gate of all colleges And guess what...RCOM site is updated about this plan since weekend http://www.rcom.co.in/Rcom/personal/prepaid/PlansandPacks.html

For RIM GSM Maharashtra two GPRS plans are available on website But the same is not available when trying to recharge online Is this some mistake of website? Or this plans are not available online?

Reliance Communications hikes calling rates by 25%, rivals may follow suit http://economictimes.indiatimes.com/news/news-by-industry/telecom/reliance-communications-hikes-calling-rates-by-25-rivals-may-follow-suit/articleshow/16484277.cms RCOM's revised call rates will initially affect new customers and will be extended to its existing users when the validity of their current tariff plans expire. The company said it has revised its base price from 1.2 paise per second to 1.5 paise and this has initially been implemented in four states and be rolled out across the rest of the county within a month.

Nice deal I hope it is not a mistake

Reliance Communications lost 20.5 million mobile customers in July Reliance Communications lost more than 13 percent of its mobile customers in July as it cut off inactive subscribers who have not used their phones for two months, although the firm said the move would have no impact on revenue. About 95 percent of the mobile phone users in India, the world's second-biggest mobile phone market, are prepaid customers and many have multiple accounts. For the last year or so, carriers have been cancelling inactive accounts in a clean-up exercise, as focus shifts to increasing revenue rather than flaunting customer base. Tata Teleservices has reported a decline in customer base several times in the past months after the clean-up began, but the 20.5 million customer cutoff is the first time Reliance Communications reported a fall. "This is in line with the industry practice and has no impact on customer experience or (the company's) revenues," Reliance Communications said in a statement after the sector regulator released July customer data for the industry on Friday. Reliance Communications' total mobile subscribers fell to 134.1 million mobile subscribers at the end of July, from 154.6 million in the previous month, pu shing it one spot down to rank No.3 by subscribers. Sixth-ranked Tata Teleservices also lost 2.4 million customers in July, shrinking its total to 77.8 million. Telenor's India unit, which is set to lose all its operating permits after a court order, saw its customer base declining 1.1 million in July. Market leader Bharti Airtel gained 1.5 million customers in July to have a total of 188.8 million, while Vodafone's local unit signed up 1.2 million customers in July to boost its total to 154.9 million and became the No.2 carrier by subscribers. India's total mobile user base fell to 913.5 million at the end of July, 20.6 million lower than June, the Telecom Regulatory Authority of India said. About 76 percent of the industry subscribers are "active" customers, it said http://economictimes.indiatimes.com/news/news-by-industry/telecom/reliance-communications-lost-20-5-million-mobile-customers-in-july/articleshow/16302260.cms

This was aired on tv some 10 days back

Experts I need suggestion to restore/recover date from my external HDD Seagate(2.5 years old) Here is what when wrong:- I tried defragment the HDD using windows 7 After the defragment got successfully over, I was able to access my drive but was not able to play media files, after an hour or so windows will recognizes the HDD but wont show any contends, will keep asking to format it. I tried to format it using quick format, windows is not able to do so, tried using diskpart as well later I tried to create partition using Windows disk management, Partition got created but window was unable to format the same. I have tried following ways to format the disk Using windows 7, gives error message format did not completed successfully(Full format and Quick Format) using Diskpart, gives error that I/O operation error using HP USB DISK FORMAT TOOL, errors out saying that disk is write protected Using easeus partition master home edition, error Format was not complete successfully Tried following ways to recover the data, but in all the method scan was not successful as the estimate time runs into months. Please suggest a way from which i can recover my pics(around 20GB). few of the recovery tools that i have tried are easeus data recovery wizard professional minitool power data recovery icare data recovery delete plus I have also tried HDD Regenerator, kept it running for whole day and it scanned just 200MB of data Any suggestions are most welcome

Tried EaseUS Partition Master 9.1.1 Home Edition, and repaired the MBR now atleast my drive is accessible but all files missing Tried R-STDIO, works fine for some time and then it stops reading the sectors..takes huge time, file recovery possible to certain extend Tried pareto logic, Takes huge time again, not able to recover file Tried iCare data Recovery Software, able to recover some of the files from initial scan of 20GB Still sometimes my drive is not detected properly what could be the reason?

Thanks for the suggestion guys,

Indeed good software, will keep it running overnight, lets see what it brings up

Drive is getting detected Which product i should use of paretologic?

Docomo have again changed the plans 3G SmartLife Plan Rs 246:- Talktime : Rs. 219. Validity : As per core account validity of the subscriber. If you buy Rs.4 3G SmartLife recharge (in addition to Rs.246) within 48 hrs of recharging with Rs.246 and you can enjoy 1 GB Data usage valid for 30 days in addition to the Talktime( Optional offer) 3G SmartLife Plan Rs 4:- If you buy Rs. 4 3G SmartLife recharge (in addition to Rs.246) within 48 hrs of recharging with Rs.246 and you can enjoy 1 GB Data usage valid for 30 days in addition to the Talktime( Optional offer). Else enjoy 4 MB data usage free for 3 days on this recharge

is this really possible?? How can sistema have holding in two mobile companies? If i m not mistaken, sistema cannot have more than 10% in aircel, With such holding they cannot have any sort of control over aircel forget about offering GSM service... Yes they might be looking to offer GSM service, but probably that might be some kind of brand arrangement in line with (Tata-VIrgin)

It might be the case that this recharge is available only via reliance website. No issue in that case,

is this also for Prepaid??

Even I got the Gillette Fusion Back today, No other sample received from P&G

nice plans,

You shoud consider i20, Swift, Dezire in the order mentioned, Dezire looks good, but a very small Boot when compared to sedan, better to go for Swift and put a carrier for occasional long trips. i20 is better than swift when compared to the space it offers, even the boot is bigger in i20 Also i20 CRDI engine is better/at par with Fiat MJD(used in swift) Average for all the 3 cars are almost identical, i20 does not have turbo-lag and a better car to drive in traffic and engine gives power till 4.5k RPM, where as MJD dies after 3.5K RPM

Android phones: RCom, Google in exclusive tie-up http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/tech/news/telecom/Android-phones-RCom-Google-in-exclusive-tie-up/articleshow/12646883.cms MUMBAI: Every Google-endorsed Android smartphone that is sold in the country will now come bundled with a Reliance Communications mobile connection as the Anil Ambani company targets high-end users to ramp up subscribers. RCom and Google have entered into a two-year deal according to which all Google-endorsed android mobile devices from companies like Samsung, HTC, Sony Ericsson and LG will come with the telco's third generation, or 3G, mobile connection with 1 GB of free downloads for the first six months. But these devices will work on networks of all other mobile operators and consumers will have the option to switch to other operators. Industry experts estimate that more than 200,000 such phones will be sold in India over the next two years and that RCom will be able to retain two-thirds of these customers on a long-term basis. "RCom would be able to retain more than a fair share of these customers on its network," said Prashant Singhal, Partner at Ernst & Young Global's Indian affiliate. "The intangible brand benefits from such an exclusive tie-up will exceed the monetary benefits in the two years." Singhal said the number of subscribers that the company will add because of the tie-up will not make a substantial difference to its overall user base or to its revenues. But it will help RCom in positioning itself as a network for premium users, enhancing its current image. As part of the agreement, RCom, the country's second-largest telco by subscribers, will launch a 30-crore campaign for Google Android products starting Saturday. Google has also committed to an equivalently valued campaign on its online platforms. The advertisement, that depicts the android logo Green Bot going blue, will include platforms like augmented reality and will continue till the T20 World Cup. "We are creating a dedicated help desk to which any android phone bought under this agreement will be mapped automatically," said Sanjay Behl, group head, brand and marketing, Reliance Communications. The two companies are assigning two dedicated marketing people each for the initiative, he added. "We confirm the collaboration with Reliance to market Android devices," said a Google spokeswoman. This will be Google's fourth such deal globally. It has similar agreements with Verizon in the US, Telstra in Australia and one in Japan. The Android platform was created by Google, but has since been made open, or publicly available. Manufacturers using Google's android version carry a Google logo and the Green Bot on them. These are Google-endorsed. Others who are using the publicly available version of android like the ZTE and Huawei phones do not have the Google logo. In India, Idea Cellular offer packs with Android-based handsets from ZTE and Huawei. In the past, Aircel and Bharti Airtel had exclusively launched Apple's iPhone in India as part of similar tie-ups. Airtel retained a sizeable number of the customers that bought the phone, while many who bought it from Aircel switched to other networks. Average monthly bills of customers using data-oriented phones like Google Android devices is estimated to be around 250-300, while the average monthly bill of a Reliance Communications customer is around 100.

TRAI updates reporting norms for telcos http://www.moneycontrol.com/news/economy/trai-updates-reporting-norms-for-telcos_692020.html TRAI has updated the rules that govern the manner in which telcos report their revenues and accounts, reports CNBC-TV18. The new accounting and reporting norms, that will replace the rules announced in 2004, are applicable to all service providers with revenues of over Rs 100 crore. Among the changes is a clear direction that on-net and off-net calls be identified clearly and that postpaid and prepaid revenues be reported separately. Voice and video calls will also have to be reported separately. The new norms also mandated classification of services, products and has revised network elements. Fixed line and fully mobile services are to be reported separately. There is an one-time fee for rentals and activation has been qualified as a separate product. SMS and MMS services are to be reported as separate sub-product categories.

Recharged with 246 Got 720MB of data 100 LOC+NLD SMS 250 minutes of LD calls no Talktime Maharashtra Circle, hav Docomo changed the plans, On website they are still mentioning Rs150 as talktime