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  1. ankitgokani

    Nokia to unveil touch-screen phone Oct 2:Sources

    HELSINKI: The world's top cellphone maker Nokia will unveil its first touch-screen phone at a media and analyst event in London next week, two industry sources told media on Friday. Smaller handset vendors -- LG Electronics, Apple and Samsung Electronics -- have rolled out numerous popular...
  2. ankitgokani

    Google phone G1 may enter India by January 2009

    KOLKATA: Indian consumers will be able to lay their hands on the latest gizmo, the Google mobile phone, around New Year. Taiwanese smartphone vendor HTC Corp, which has manufactured the first Google phone G1, said it will roll out the handset in India by early January 2009. Global analysts have...
  3. M

    cell phone business home business

    cell phone business home business ... coach and mentor others to great success, especially in online marketing. Michael holds an MBA and a number of other advanced qualifications. Keywords: work at home, cell phone contracts, ... More...
  4. onlygeek

    Have you ever lost you phone

    PPl I am doing a survey on Lost / Stolen Mobile phones: You are welcome to take the survey here Survey provided by FreeOnlineSurveys.com
  5. onlygeek

    Nokia introduces recycled phone!

    Nokia is showcasing it Remade mobile phone at the Mobile World Congress 2008 in Barcelona. Remade is a device made from nothing new. It used recycled materials ... In remade, recycled materials from metal cans, plastic bottles, and car tyres are used beautifully; whilst helping reduce landfill...
  6. onlygeek

    Ferrari Phone from Motorola !!

    Motorola Z8 Ferrari Limited Edition The phone itself is a regular Z8 with a Ferrari customization, comes pre-loaded with two Ferrari videos, ringtones and wallpapers! And the Bourne Identity. Pcitures and more on OnlyGizmos
  7. amitjangid

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  8. melroy88

    Lonely Canadian shocked to get $85,000 phone bill

    By Claire Sibonney TORONTO (Reuters) - A Canadian oil-field worker, stunned to get a C$85,000 ($83,700) cell phone bill, has had the charges reduced to C$3,400, but is still fighting them. Piotr Staniaszek, a 22-year-old oil and gas well tester in rural northwest Alberta, became a figure of...
  9. melroy88

    MSN launches mobile phone ads service in U.S.

    London, Dec 11 (UNI) It is certainly a good news for all carrier-oriented women -- you can think of having babies in late 30's and 40's as today's humans are more resistant to diseases impeding fertility than our ancestors. According to a new reserach, humankind has evolved more rapidly in the...
  10. melroy88

    MSN launches mobile phone ads service in U.S.

    BEIJING, Dec. 11 (Xinhuanet) -- Microsoft's website MSN launched mobile phone advertising service in U.S. on Monday. Microsoft trails its biggest competitors in the PC-based online advertising market in bringing ads to mobile users, but its late start may not have any significant effect...
  11. onlygeek

    Mobile phone locator from GOOGLE !!

    Mobile technology is what Google plans revolutionalise to next. Adding to the list of applications / innovations they have initiated for the mobile platform, the latest as we see is a tracking feature labelled "My Location". The best part is this technology is not dependent on GPS and thus...
  12. pratikbharti

    A mobile phone with Internet for Rs 2000

    CDMA services provider Tata Teleservices Ltd (TTSL) is taking the tariff war to a new turf with the launch of low-end handsets priced around Rs 2,000 with internet connection. The company will charge around Rs 100 per month for its services, the lowest in the country for browsing the Net over...
  13. pratikbharti

    India, fastest growing mobile phone market

    Contrary to popular perception, India, and not China, will add the most new subscribers to the international mobile telephony market, a just released research study says. The report, 'The next billion: How emerging markets are shaping the mobile industry,' released by the Boston-based Pyramid...
  14. pratikbharti

    India, fastest growing mobile phone market

    Contrary to popular perception, India, and not China, will add the most new subscribers to the international mobile telephony market, a just released research study says. The report, 'The next billion: How emerging markets are shaping the mobile industry,' released by the Boston-based Pyramid...
  15. melroy88

    Now, use two SIM cards in the same phone!

    mobile phones (or two-in-one cellphones) have made it to the market of late. Tata Teleservices along with Samsung recently launched a dual phone called Samsung Duo that supports a CDMA and a GSM SIM connection. Spice, too, has introduced its own rendition with the Spice D88 model that...
  16. R

    Three more Nokia phone blast reported in Kolkata

    Three more freak incidents of Nokia cell phones exploding in Kolkata have given rise to a question: Are the BL 5C batteries to blame yet again or is there a bigger picture? This is the third reported incident of a mobile phone blast in the past two weeks. The daughter in law of the Saha...
  17. N

    A PResentation on Features of Mobile phone...

    Hi..Friends Hope if someone is in need it will help u out...
  18. U

    Phone users base at 206 million

    The rural teledensity remains abysmally low at 4-6 per cent though the telephone subscriber base, including mobile and landline, has swelled to 206 million in 2006-07, with the number of telephones increasing in urban areas by 50 per cent. The mobile subscribers grew by about 73 per cent to...
  19. vengabeats

    Global Mobile Phone Use to Hit 3.25 Billion

    Global mobile phone use will top 3.25 billion - equivalent to around half the world's population - in 2007 as cell phone demand booms in China, India and Africa, a survey said on Wednesday. From African farmers to Chinese factory workers, mobile phone subscriptions will pass the 3 billion mark...
  20. melroy88

    The phone in your hand is stuck in a deep traffic jam

    Even as the telecom subscriber base is increasing, congestion in telecom networks is also increasing. The number of points of interconnection between two networks having congestion has increased from 389 in December 2006 to 499 in March 2007, according to a survey by Telecom Regulatory Authority...
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