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Fast forward to today, and it looks as if the Txtr Beagle will undoubtedly be hitting shelves in the US, but just not at the price we had hoped -- the e-reader itself is set to be carrying a $70 tag, making it a lot more costly than the $13 device that was originally planned.

 

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It is under development so a lot of features are not available right now.



some of the screenshots are the new displays in android 4.2 that appears when you install apps from external sources.

So, I am sick and tired of the piece of shite modem that BSNL gave me. Manu suggested I should get something of my own. 

 

I have a Buffalo Wireless Router so just a modem would suffice. Though I would not mind getting a combo device provided it has similar or better wireless coverage. 

 

The Buffalo router works fine except for one room that is at the opposite far side of the house one floor above. So, it would be nice if that coverage problem can be solved as well? 

 

That sad... My router is Buffalo WZR-HP-G300NH. I am not sure if it can be made to work as a modem? Just saying. 

I want to buy a laptop cooler since my laptop gets quite warm and hard to be used.

 

What I am looking for? Something Cheap and Durable.

http://indiamediabash.com/2006/01/18/the-t...a-user-opinion/

feel free to drop in your views...

Thought I would start another thread for people who have actually used this service to describe their experience.

They have started advertising quite heavily in Bombay and their plans seem pretty decent. Their 600kbps UL plan would be excellent for me.

I really like the way they have bill limits for their limited plans as well. That shows they understand consumer concerns about enormous bills and have designed their plans to allay them.

So how good is their service? Any down time? How quickly do they respond to complaints? Really any information from people who have used Tikona would be appreciated.

The makers of Blackberry PDAs, Research in Motion has announced that they are soon going to offer Macintosh platform support for their customers. They have plans to offer a Macintosh-based e-mail and calendar application for its BlackBerry handheld devices. The company has gone into collaboration with Information Appliance Associates to offer free downloads of the PocketMac program for BlackBerry.

more: http://stuff.techwhack.com/archives/2006/0...ckberry-owners/

Just saw this ad of Google chrome browser on ZEE TV...



Looks like people are getting interseted in India of late.