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I think LG Optimus S Cdma is available with our dear saadik bhai.

Good info

I am a sms freak currently using Samsung Corby Speed ,I find it very user friendly in group smsing -- 1-can send sms to hundreds of people in one go. 2-contact selection is very easy(can select from last used,group,phonebook) 3-Delivery report,deferred time,Priority feature are there. 4-1000 sms storage can I Have the same features in any android phone ? Can threaded sms feature be avoided in android? Whats the normal sms storage capacity in android?

Not working in XP ,tested in 3 pc including mine(dual boot-XP&win7) getting the following error- error.bmp I applied the patch also but in vain. But its working fine in win7.

good information

@parin cud you just tell me how easy is contact selection of group smsing with handcent sms application? are you able to send more than 100 sms in an hour without any warning by OS(as mentioned by Tanveer).

That means android is not sms friendly. One thing more whats the browsing speed in android mobile (Galaxy or imported )with EVDO? Is it better than Corby? Can some buddy tell me how to measure the EVDO speed in Corby?(No flash support in browser)

I tried this game today indeed a very addictive game.

^ totally agree with pulkit

Good one dheeraj bhai

Can some buddy tell the surfing speed on this phone using EVDO.I am using samsung Corby with EVDO & browsing on phone is almost similar to 1x.(EVDO already activated on my MDN)

keep complaining CC as this helped me in my case.

:clap: Great post.waiting for more........

I Just want to know that if I shoot a portrait with a DSLR and with a compact camera under normal day light(no studio lights).Will there be any major or profound difference in image quality. Is that difference in quality is noticeable by a lay man? I know that DSLR has bigger sensor and good lenses but does that make a major diff in image quality( portrait or close up photos in normal lights) I am asking this as I am planning to buy a DSLR just to take more sharper pics (mostly closeups) of my kids. Right now using canon powershot A720IS and satisfied by its overall performance. Which is the cheapest DSLR that suits my need?

its Features are almost same as that of my canon A720IS except zoom (6X Vs 12X).

thanks anupe & rajan, will try to follow your guideline. Cud you guys suggest the cheapest Dslr? what about NIKON D3000( in term of features).

This is what that I want to experiment with but non of my friend is using dslr thats why I am requesting here to post the pics(comparison). I think my Canon A720IS (8MP,6X optical zoom)is a Prosumer one with all the Prog mode-Shutter speed,aperture size,exposure,Iso all can be adjusted.

@sougatadc Nice pics ,u seems to be a expert but my only question is if i take a pic(same object & same room light) with DSLR and with Compact one,will the difference will be quite obvious or not?My only need is to take studio like pics at home. can any one post such images(same object & same room light) taken by two cameras? thanx

Thanks rajan & thilak Still I am confused ,My canon has 6x optical zoom and I feel that is sufficient for taking closeups in a room.Does more optical zoom(20X) make the quality of pics better? What my primary need is to take studio like pics at home.Do I have to arrange some lighting instruments for that? can any 1 post some images(portrait,closeup) taken by both the cameras under same normal conditions(no special light apps). I searched the net but cudnt find any such comparison of images by two cameras.

Even pressing the lower vol key repeatedly will do the job.

Good news guys ,Reliance has adjusted the faulty data usage amount in my bill and has given the waiver of around Rs 2580.This time CC proved to be reliable as all the info given them was accurate. Logo ne bekaar mai Reliance ko badnaam kar rakkha hai....:Contento: See this attachment-

Even in time based plan 60p/min. Rs 2000 cannot be billed for 4-5 hours.

I used the default browser only.It cannot run in background in Corby.When any data is transferred there is a symbol (revolving globe)in corby.

was that due to data usage?