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Nokia Launches N900 In India

Posted: 05 Jun 2010 06:42 AM PDT

World’s leading mobile phone maker Nokia today announced the launch of its much-awaited Linux Maemo operating system based first mobile phone N900 in India at Rs.30,639.

The Nokia N900 is just as mobile computer which can also be used as a phone. From the dashboard or desktop, all it takes is a twist of your wrist to instantly access the phone app. Make a call, or choose another way to get your message across.

With Maemo on your device you can start multiple chats with your Ovi, Gtalk, Skype, and other IM contacts – then from the dashboard jump between your ongoing chats in the time it takes to tap the screen.

Nokia N900 equipped with full QWERTY keyboard, 3.5-inch touchscreen display with a 800 x 480 pixel resolution, Quad band GSM (850 / 900 / 1800 / 1900 MHz) and Tri band 3G-UMTS/HSDPA (900 / 1700 / 2100 MHz) connectivity, GPS receiver, Wi-Fi capabilities, accelerometer, multitasking, VoIP support, Firefox 3 with support for Flash 9.4, 32GB of internal memory and a MicroSDHC memory card slot for up to 16 GB of additional storage space.

In addition, the Nokia N900 also has an OMAP 3430 CPU at 500 or 600 MHz, a 5 mega pixel Carl Zeiss camera with auto focus and dual LED flash and VGA web camera on the front.The users can also record DVD-quality, widescreen videos on the phone.

The handset has 1GB of virtual runtime memory, and a 1320 mAh battery, all packed up inside a 111 x 59.7 x 18.2 mm device that weighs 180 grams.

BSNL Launches Low Cost Broadband Plans for Rural Maharashtra & Goa

Posted: 05 Jun 2010 02:07 AM PDT

In a bid to empowered the rural parts of Maharashtra and Goa telecom circle with High Speed Broadband Internet connectivity at affordable rates, India’s National telecom backbone and state-owned telecom operator Bharat Sanchar Nigam Ltd (BSNL) launches 2 new Universal Service Obligation Fund (USOF) broadband plans at Rs.150 and Rs.250 per month.

Under BSNL-USOF 150 plan, rural subscribers in Maharashtra and Goa telecom circle can access high speed 2 Mbps Broadband Internet with free downloads up to 1 GB per month, beyond free usage charges will be just 40 paisa/MB.

Under USOF 250 Combo plan, rural subscriber will get rent free BSNL land line connection, 100  free local calls/month and access 2 Mbps Broadband Internet with free downloads up to 1.5 GB per month, beyond free usage the broadband charges will be 40p/MB.

BSNL high speed USOF Broadband connectivity aimed Rural Empowerment and offers video conferencing, tele-medicine service and tele-education, besides providing other services through local administrative body i.e. Panchayat Samiti (Block Headquarters) like payment of utility bills, issue of birth certificates, land records, on line vehicle registration etc.

Tutis Media Introduces ‘Tutis World Cup 2010′ Mobile App

Posted: 05 Jun 2010 01:51 AM PDT

Tutis Media Introduces 'Tutis World Cup 2010' Mobile AppTutis Media today announced the launch of  ‘Tutis World Cup 2010′ mobile app.The application will go live by 8 June, 2010 and the application has been currently priced Rs 100 per download.

The application works for users without smartphones too.The features that would play post download of mobile application include News & Feature Stories around Football World Cup 2010,Fixtures with details like Date, Team Line Up, Match Preview & Review, Last 6 games, Goal Times,Latest Scores etc.

On this occasion, Mr Mahnish Patel, CEO, Tutis Media Streaming Pvt Ltd said, " With the introduction of advanced technology, the entire mobile industry is undergoing a revolution. Tutis strives to break new grounds and will continue to launch new applications for sports lovers across India. Our customers can expect new and revolutionary applications in the coming months. "

Now Talk Play Listen And Go With Sony Ericsson Extras

Posted: 05 Jun 2010 01:31 AM PDT

Today Sony Ericsson renamed its accessories portfolio to Extras. Through Extras Sony Ericsson will enhance the mobile phone experience for consumers via its products and in store.

Sony Ericsson  has also introduced two new Bluetooth Headsets  the VH110 and the VH410.Divided into four simple categories, Talk, Play, Listen and Go, the new Sony Ericsson Extras now makes it even easier for consumers to understand how to add a new experience to enjoy their handset.

The company claims Bluetooth Headset VH410 and VH110 are both made from recycled plastics and finished with water-based paint. The headsets also come in environmentally friendly and smaller packaging to reduce waste.

The Bluetooth Headset VH410 and Bluetooth   Headset VH110 will be available in stores from August, 2010.

The Sony Ericsson Bluetooth Headset VH410 at a glance

•    Colours: Red, Black and Silver

•    Answer/end button: Yes

•    Volume: Yes

•    Wearing style: Over the ear

•    Bluetooth  version: 2.1

•    Connector: Micro USB

•    Talk/standby time: 10/350

The Sony Ericsson Bluetooth  Headset VH110 at a glance

•    Colour: Black

•    Answer/end button: Yes

•    Volume button: Yes

•    Wearing style: Over the ear
Compatibility

•    Bluetooth version: 2.1

•    Connector: Micro USB

•    Talk/Standby time: 10/350

Europe India Gateway Undersea Cable System Receives $700mn From DU

Posted: 05 Jun 2010 12:27 AM PDT

Europe India Gateway Undersea Cable System Receives $700mn From DUdu,the integrated telecom operator in the UAE announced that it has signed a construction and maintenance agreement (C&MA) to build the first direct, high-bandwidth optical-fiber submarine cable system from the United Kingdom to India.

The EIG cable system, targeted to be operational in second quarter of 2010, is a 15,000 kilometer (9,000 mile) system that will connect 13 countries and three continents. Landings are planned in the United Kingdom, Portugal, Gibraltar, Morocco, Monaco, France, Libya, Egypt, Saudi Arabia, Djibouti, Oman, United Arab Emirates and India.

Global operators that are part of the consortium are AT&T; Bharti Airtel BT; C&W; Djibouti Telecom; Gibtelecom; IAM; Libyan Post, Telecom, and Information Technology Company; Mauritius Telecom; MTN Group Ltd; Omantel; PT Comunicações, S.A.; Saudi Telecom Company; Telecom Egypt; Telkom SA Ltd and Verizon Business.

Commenting on the benefits of the international partnership, Andrew Grenville, EVP International & wholesale, said: "This next generation fiber-optic cable agreement underscores our commitment to becoming the telecom partner of choice. There is a world-wide growing demand for international capacity and EIG will meet the high bandwidth requirement and provide diversity for our traffic to Europe and the Indian subcontinent which are key destinations for our voice and data traffic.”

Videocon Launches Truly Unlimited At 59 In Gujarat

Posted: 04 Jun 2010 10:34 AM PDT

Videocon Launches Truly Unlimited At 59 In GujaratAfter Tamil Nadu, its time for Videocon Customers of Gujarat to TALK TRULY UNLIMITED as Videocon Mobile Services today launches India's most affordable Monthly On-Net talk plan in Gujarat at just Rs 59.

This pack enables customers to enjoy free unlimited calling and sms to any local Videocon Number. The USP of this pack is that this does not have FAIR USAGE POLICY whatsoever.

With Videocon expanding its truly innovative yet truly affordable plans slowly to all of its operating circles, we can only expect other operators follow the suit.

This truly unlimited pack which is priced attractively at just Rs 59 comes with a Validity of 30 days. Note, this offer can only be availed if E-Recharged with Rs 59.The details of the offer are tabulated below

Particulars Truly Unlimited ON-NET 59
MRP (Rs.) 59
Talkvalue (Rs.) 0
Voice Benefit Unlimited Local Videocon to Videocon calling
SMS Benefit Unlimited Local Videocon to Videocon SMS
Fine Print Simply No Fine Print

For More, Call 121 (Toll Free) from your Videocon number or 9067012345 (Tolled) from any other phone. Alternatively, you can also log on to www.videocon.com for more details.
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