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- Commonwealth Games 2010 in India
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- Bsnl 3g sim which can use both in mobile and data card
- Open Market Handsets from Reliance CDMA Mobile
Unable to login to Airtel Mail Manage login Posted: 27 Sep 2010 12:54 PM PDT |
Hi speed broadband in cdma handsets Posted: 27 Sep 2010 12:38 PM PDT |
Microsoft Windows Live Spaces to migrate all users to WordPress.com! Posted: 27 Sep 2010 12:35 PM PDT well this is good news for folks who actually were stuck with their blogs on live spaces. they get a modern and more powerful system now. i can only hope that microsoft's own blogs are migrated to wordpress.com because they are pretty bad. some of them are not even accessible unless you login with your hotmail account! |
Posted: 27 Sep 2010 12:18 PM PDT Quote: That is a very good suggestion and might actually be put to use by the ISPs concerned. Thats exactly what ISPs in India do, they bring a slight change in plans to counter the growing resentment on current plans. BUT the question is 'How is the meager limits of 10, 15, 25 GB per month justified even for International bandwidth?' I personally think thats humbug:@ Unless the ISP does something about the current limits being made more reasonable (50GB to 100GB at least) any new schemes are going to cause further discontentment and confusion amongst the consumers. But then don't the companies have a ball with the confusion and chaos in market.:confuse:. we have seen that with the cellular providers and just might start to see that happen amongst ISPs Going to sit back and watch this unfold.:cool:. this one may actually be some fun since we have seen that before. Somethings never change in reality just get sold as new after a bit of makeup. TRAI/DOT are you guys even there?:pleasehelp: While India is similarly isolated, it has at least 9. However, bandwidth costs roughly the same at a wholesale level. 25GB costs around Rs250 (for me... much less for them). Last mile can easily chew up the same or more in some cities. So there goes Rs500. Of course, since the plan is "unlimited", we can safely assume that many users will use an additional 25GB @ 256k which brings the total to Rs750. Factor in 30% for corporate taxes (NOT VAT), the license fee (6%), subsidies for variations in usage and a profit margin (a tidy 30% on top of that) and somehow I think I just justified Airtel's prices, unreasonable as they might be. I do agree that there is A LOT of confusion in the market. It's very difficult to tell up from down even between plans at the same ISP, sometimes even for me. So hopefully some player (who shall remain nameless) will succeed in... rocking the boat. I'd love to have access to someone elses infrastructure - to provide a full-speed service on their cables just to prove my point: none of this bollocks unlimited with stupid FUPs, just pay as you go at some reasonable rate. That way Rs1700 would buy you 100GB @16mbit/s instead of 25+25 as illustrated, and then potentially a 1-2mbit/s "unlimited" plan could be offered for Rs1k with an FUP of say 50GB or Rs2k with a much better FUP of say 150GB (It's a start, and more in-line with offerings you'd find overseas). Although it would be nice, the TRAI/DoT can not really help you unless you citizens force some legislative changes. Get Broadband speeds redefined to at least 1 or 2 mbit/s. You're a freaking democracy, damnit - use your given powers for crying out loud instead of crying about it. Learn from other democracies. The French, Spanish and Italians go on strike when they don't like something. MTNL workers threaten to go on strike when there is the threat of "restructuring" in the organization. You all need to change who represents you in these legislative organizations. Protest your asses off and VOTE WITH YOUR WALLETS. If they can organize 3-million to march in Mumbai after a bunch of terror attacks, you can surely organize that many to march against FUPs. |
Airtel IPTV Ownership Experience Posted: 27 Sep 2010 12:03 PM PDT i got another call today. the response was positive in nature. they can give me the universal remote. but they have not decided the pricing of it! i am supposed to get another call tomorrow with the pricing details. this is some progress after so much effort just to get a freaking remote. ---------- Post added at 12:33 AM ---------- Previous post was at 12:32 AM ---------- i do hope that they do not charge more than Rs. 200 for it. i mean i was actually promised by the installation guys back in feb 2009 that the universal remote would be provided for free. but they never offered it by themselves. |
why i am not getting full download speed Posted: 27 Sep 2010 12:01 PM PDT Airtel's revised plans suggest a minimum of 512kbit/s for the first few GB (up to 64kbyte/s). Once that amount is finished, then getting 16kbyte/s download speed is all you should get on that plan. If you're getting more than that, then congratulations. |
Fair Usage Policy on Airtel IPTV Plans #airtelsucks Posted: 27 Sep 2010 12:01 PM PDT |
what download speed does bsnl 256kbps give????? Posted: 27 Sep 2010 11:17 AM PDT |
Commonwealth Games 2010 in India Posted: 27 Sep 2010 11:14 AM PDT |
Posted: 27 Sep 2010 11:10 AM PDT |
Posted: 27 Sep 2010 11:08 AM PDT |
Fair Usage Policy on Hathway Broadband Posted: 27 Sep 2010 11:02 AM PDT |
Bsnl 3g sim which can use both in mobile and data card Posted: 27 Sep 2010 11:02 AM PDT Quote: And also while you travel or roam and if 3G is not available in that area,the sim will automatically detect EDGE and your Datacard will detect EDGE only and the speed will be less also |
Open Market Handsets from Reliance CDMA Mobile Posted: 27 Sep 2010 11:00 AM PDT To know more about OMH symbol, please see the link http://wiki.cdg.org/w/images/f/f4/OM...Guidelines.pdf |
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