View Poll Results: Which mobile handset do you use?

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  • Nokia

    44 30.56%
  • Samsung

    59 40.97%
  • BlackBerry

    3 2.08%
  • Apple iPhone

    25 17.36%
  • HTC, LG, Sony, Motorola etc. Please mention it.

    26 18.06%
  • Local brands (Micromax, Karbonn etc). Please mention it.

    9 6.25%
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Thread: 📲📶🤳 Mobiles and Tabs : News and updates 🔋🔌

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    Anyone hear using Amazon Kindle ebook Reader?

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    Quote Originally Posted by GangsteR View Post
    battery life pblm ithil ok aakum ennu karutham allae
    may be .......... nalla +ve reviews aanennu thonnunnu .......... nexus first was a big failure............... pinne S2
    konde iphoninte thalakkadichirikkukayaanu samsung.... samsung notum 4s nekkal nallathanennu thonnunnu............... ithum koodi click ayaal iphone 5 udane thanne irakkendi varum........

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    Quote Originally Posted by potohar View Post
    Anyone hear using Amazon Kindle ebook Reader?
    enthanu ithu sadanam innale oru ad kandirunnu...... enthanu features............

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    Quote Originally Posted by asish View Post
    enthanu ithu sadanam innale oru ad kandirunnu...... enthanu features............
    ebook reader ennu paranjal, namukku books vaayikkanulla oru device aanu. namukku online aayittu mikka pusthakangalum(technical books also) vangam. ithinte prathyekta "e-ink"(electronic ink) screen aanu. ithu sadharan LCD pole backlite alla. sadharana books vaayikkana pole vaayikkam. eye strain undavilla. needs light like normal books to read.
    I got a Kindle Touch from US for around Rs5600($ conversion). Currently, Playing with it. njaan technical "pdf"s okke vaayikkam ennu karuthiyaanu varuthiyath. it needs conversion to ".mobi" format to support although pdfs works too. ithu vaangi kazhinjanu ariyanath ithu "stories" vaayikkuvananu kooduthal upayogikkunnathennu. njaan stories vaayikkunna aalalla. no worries.
    [ame]http://www.amazon.com/Kindle-Touch-e-Reader-Touch-Screen-Wi-Fi-Special-Offers/dp/B005890G8Y[/ame]

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    iphone 4 il android install cheyyan pattumo ?? is it possible theoretically ??




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    Quote Originally Posted by thyfddhreiksl View Post
    iphone 4 il android install cheyyan pattumo ?? is it possible theoretically ??
    Steve jobs marichu poyi... allenkil pulliyodu chothikamairunnu.

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    Airtel has launched 2 new services, Airtel Gifting and Call Me Back SMS for prepaid customers. The Airtel Gifting service would let the customers send and receive talk time and other packs just by dialing *141# from their pre-paid connection. Call me back SMS would let customers send an emergency call me back SMS to other Airtel customers if they doesn’t have minimum balance to make a call.

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    Reliance Communications has launched new voice voucher, Mera Pack Rs. 148 for GSM and CDMA prepaid customers. This value for money pack offers 1500 minutes of local calls and is aimed at high local call users. This voucher costs Rs. 148 and offers 1000 minutes of local calls within the Reliance Network and 500 local minutes to any other network.

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    Sony has launched 2 new tablets, Sony Tablet S and Tablet P in India.

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    Nokia India launches mobile wallet service, Nokia Money















    Nokia has launched its mobile wallet service, Nokia Money, in India. The new service aims to provide a secure and convenient option for money transactions via mobile phones. The Nokia Money will help make payments without the necessity of having a bank account. Users can make various basic financial payments such as utility bills, mobile top-ups, insurance premiums and train tickets through SMS and without the need for an Internet connection.
    To avail Nokia's mobile wallet services, customers need to visit the nearest local authorised Nokia retailer, who can set up the service on their phone. The customer then needs to pay cash to the agent and gets the cash transferred to their phone. “There is a need for alternate financial payment instruments in India and mobile offers the perfect mass platform to deliver these. Transaction costs through banking correspondents is almost a tenth cheaper and for customers using mobile for money transactions the cost are even lower,” said Gary Singh, general manager, Nokia Mobile Payment Services.
    Nokia further clarifies its Nokia Money service is independent of network carriers and individual banking networks. The service is available for all handsets in India and works with almost all Nokia phones. For more details, read the official release from Nokia.

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