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Bharti Airtel committed for affordable telecom services Tanzania
Jul 27th
Bharti Airtel, which Recently become World’s No 5 Mobile Company by acquiring the African Telecoms asset “Kuwait’s Zain” has committed itself to bring Cheaper, Competitive phone services and to contribute in the growth of telecommunications sector in Tanzania. Tanzania is An east African Country Situated along the Indian Ocean with a population of 39.5 million and is home to Africa’s highest peak Mount Kilimanjaro, Zanzibar Island, Serengeti National Park and Lake Victoria.
Mr. Manoj Kohli, CEO (International) & Jt. MD, Bharti Airtel said in a statement in Tanzania’s capital city Dar es Salaam, “We want to be a partner in Tanzania’s growth and will work with the government to take telecom networks deep into small towns & villages of the country to touch the common man. Bharti will achieve affordability for masses through passing on the benefits of infrastructure sharing and lower interconnect rates to its customers. We are here for the long run and want to be a partner in the growth story of Tanzania. We believe we have inherited well run operations in Tanzania and look forward to working with our team of highly talented professionals and take these operations to leadership.” More >
Googles Nexus One nolonger Available One webstores
Jul 22nd
Nexus One will no more be available in markets as Google has ended retailing its smartphone model, Admitting that its Nexus One has not succeeded in the market, Google said in its website “Sorry, folks…The Nexus One is no longer available for purchase directly from Google,” . If you visit the page set up for the handset you will find a bland grey box bearing the unfortunate news.
Google’s Nexus One smartphone was developed by Taiwan’s HTC Corporation. The smartphone, which was based on Android mobile operating system, was launched in January 2010. Unlike other major smartphones, Nexus One was not restricted to select network operators More >
China plans to invest USD 18 billion 3G services in 2010
Jul 20th
China, World’s Biggest Telecom Market now plans to invest about USD 18 billion in 3G data services in 2010 as the country became the home to the largest telephone network in the world, with total number of phone users crossing 1.1 billion, including 800 million mobile users. The 3G services allow for video calls between 3G subscribers, and television and Internet access. It would allow users to make telephone calls, surf the Internet and watch television through a singe cable or wireless entrance.
China’s third-generation (3G) mobile phone service subscribers went up by 40 per cent, totaling 25.2 million subscribers at the end of June, Zhang Feng, an official with the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology (MIIT) said today. More >
Samsung and Sprint introduces Android powered Epic 4G
Jul 14th
Samsung along with Sprint joins the race to the next level of mobile communication by Introducing its Android powered Samsung Epic 4G . Samsung Epic would be the second smartphone (after HTC Evo 4G) to be equipped with mobile WiMAX connectivity but differentiated by having a slide-out QWERTY keyboard.
Samsung Epic 4G would be version of the Samsung’s latest hit, the Galaxy S. The specification of the two are very similar except for the slide-out QWERTY and WiMAX connectivity options on the Epic 4G.
Samsung Epic 4G comes preinstalled with Samsung Social Hub and Media Hub. Samsung Social Hub integrates all the social networking, messages, contacts, e-mails and calender information in one view. The application supports two-way synchronization. More >
Mobile Service, Internet and LiveTV soon in flights
Jul 13th
Cathay Pacific, A leading international airline of Hong Kong, has announced its plans to fit entire fleet with Internet broadband service, mobile telephone network and Live televisions. Now those days are not far when broadband internet access, mobile phone service and even liveTV on flights would be a reality. However it won’t be a free service, The airline will announce the prices at the time of roll out.
The airline has entered in a deal with Panasonic Avionics, a broadband system that will have speeds of up to 50 megabytes on its aircrafts by early 2012. Flights will also have a service for mobile phones. The system will be accessible through all passenger devices and seat-back screens and will include a range of content updated during the flight, plus live television with a pay-per-view capability for special events. More >
Apple to release updated iOS 4.01 to Fix iPhone Antenna Issue
Jun 30th
Mr. Gert Frølund Pedersen, an antenna specialist at Aalborg University, Discovered a glitch in iPhone 4’s signal reception quality. The issue is in new iPhone 4, which loses the signal when someone put the fingers grasping the lower left of the device. Problem acknowledged by Apple itself and came in highlight by international press. From last few days there are some Strong news that issue may soon be resolved through a software update which will upgrade the present IOS 4.00 to IOS 4.01.Its not only the problem of Iphone 4 as operating system iPhone OS 4.0 also giving the same problem when installed in the old iPhone 3G , 3GS . Thousand of users who recently upgraded to IOS 4.01 are complaining for the issue. More >
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