Showing posts with label India telecom industry. Show all posts
Showing posts with label India telecom industry. Show all posts

Tuesday, April 13, 2010

BSNL JAO result 2010 has been declared online

BSNL JAO result 2010 had been declared. Earlier this year, BSNL invited application for 1000 posts of Junior Accountant Officers (JAO). On March 14, 2010, an competitive exam for JAO was held.

To know about your result visit:

http://bsnl.co.in/company/jaoresult09/jaoresult_final_log1.php

Bharat Sanchar Nigam Limited popular known as BSNL is a government run telecom company. It is the oldest and largest communication service provider in India. Currently, it is the sixth largest mobile phone operator in India with more than 57.22 million subscribers as of December 2009. It is also the largest land line provider in India with footprints all over the country except New Delhi and Mumbai which are managed by MTNL. The headquarter of the company is located at Bharat Sanchar Bhawan, Harish Chandra Mathur Lane, Janpath, New Delhi. As one of the top public sector companies, BSNL was conferred upon Mini Ratna by the Indian government.

Sunday, March 7, 2010

BSNL EVDO data card: Now enjoy high speed Internet everywhere

If you are looking for high speed internet in India then go for the BSNL EVDO data card. BSNL is one of the largest tele-communication companies in India. BSNL is one of the oldest and largest telecom companies in India with a very good network infrastructure around the country. The company recently launched 3G network in India. This makes BSNL the first Indian company to provide this service. The EVDO was unofficially launched in back in 2007. Currently, it is available in selected cities. ihackintosh.com reports:

Theoretically EVDO Offers 2.4 Mbps with Rev 0 and 3.1 Mbps on Rev A. But it varies on depending on few parameters. The BSNL EVDO modem is USB based, making it easy for Desktop computers as well as Laptops.

BSNL EVDO data card would cost Rs.3,500 one time charges. You can also buy it on rental basis paying Rs. 200 per month. Subscribers would have to pay Rs.550 per month for speeds up to 2.4 Mbps in most of the cities in India. However, BSNL official website reported that the pricing is subject to change according to cities and would range between Rs.400 and Rs.500 per month. The speed may vary according to your location.


Other details:

  • Activation charges for unlimited EVDO......Rs. 500
  • Internet connect card sale price...............Rs. 3500
  • Fixed monthly charges for card.................Rs. 200
  • Fixed monthly charges for internet............Rs. 550
  • Security charges (refundable)...................Rs. 1000
  • Free internet usage................................Unlimited
  • Additional usage charges........................Not applicable
  • Minimum hire period...............................Three months

All the taxes shall be charged extra as applicable

The above mentioned tariff will be applicable up to 31.12.2008

All other terms and conditions shall remain unchanged

For more information visit the following link:

http://www.bsnldatacard.com/bsnl-data-card-details-frequently-asked-questions.html

Friday, February 26, 2010

Mi-Fone launched new mobile phonesets in India

Mi-Fone, one of the fastest growing mobile devices of Africa, entered the Indian market with new handsets- the Mi-Q family, Mi-5QS, Mi-338, Mi-323 Mi-2010 and Mi-350a. Mi-Fone is one of the fastest growing mobile phone brands in Africa which was conceptualized and created by Alpesh Patel in 2008. The mobile phones are equipped with full color screen, FM radio, QWERTY keypad. In addition, Mi-323,

Mi-338, Mi-2010 and the Mi-350a will include “MI-APPS” with Push email and messenger.


  • Mi-Q family: Under the Mi-Q family, Mi-Fone is offering
    • Mi-Q: Voice and SMS.
    • Mi-Q1: GPRS, camera, dual-SIM.
    • Mi-Q5S: Full colour screen, FM radio and QWERTY keypad.

  • Mi-2010: It is a low cost phone. It has dual-SIM, camera, and a 1.8″ display with 65K color screen. The phone has GRPS/WAP/MMS, MP3 player and FM radio. Mi-2010 is priced at Rs. 2,999.



  • Mi-338: This phone has an 2.4 inch TFT screen with QVGA resolutions.

It has dual-SIM, analog TV, MP3, video capability and shake sensor. Multimedia functions include SMS, MMS, GPRS, WAP. The phone weighs 100 grams. It has a 800Mah battery that offers 3-hours of talk time and 200 hours of standby time. For data transfer, it has Bluetooth, USB and GPRS. The Mi-338 is available at a price of Rs. 6990.



  • Mi-323: The Mi-323 is a dual-SIM phone. It has a 1.8 inch TFT display with a resolution of 128X160 pixels. It weighs just 88 grams. It supports GRPS, WAP, MMS, Bluetooth. It has a VGA camera. It also supports MP3, video. It has a memory card of up to 2GB. Mi-323 is priced at Rs. 3,990.

  • Mi-350a: Mi-350a is a dual-SIM VGA camera phone. It is equipped with a dual battery and dual GSM antenna that increase in the reception by 2-3db. User can change battery while the phone is on.The two batteries gives the phone 10 hours talk time and 720 hours of standby time. Mi-350a is priced at Rs. 3,999.

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Wednesday, January 20, 2010

Samsung Corby Pop C3510: Price and Specifications and Features

On January 20, 2010, Samsung launched another new member of its Corby family; the Samsung Corby Pop C3510. The phone has been launched both in India and Russia. In Europe, the handset is launched under the name Samsung Genoa C3510 on January 6, 2010. It is the second generation Corby phone and is cheaper than the original Corby. The Samsung Corby Pop was announced in India in December 2009.

Samsung launched the Samsung Corby Pop to compete with LG GD510 Pop. The Corby Pop is an entry level touchscreen phone with colorful exterior and access to various social networking sites like Facebook, MySpace, and Twitter etc. It also allows you to access Google search engine.

The Samsung Corby S3650 is one of the most popular phones in India. It is a youth oriented phone that is very colorful and at the same time gives access to various social networks. Samsung Corby Pop C3510 is cheaper than the Corby and comes with a weaker camera. The Corby Pop’s touch enabled navigation system is very user friendly. With simple touch of finger, the user can easily navigate Corby Pop’s menus and access various features. It offers a wide range of easy applications.

Features:

The Corby Pop has more or less similar features like those of the Samsung Corby.

  • Length: 103.9 mm
  • Width: 55.4mm
  • Breadth: 12.9mm
  • Weight: 92 grams
  • Network: GSM/EDGE 850/900/1800/1900 MHz;
  • Display: 2.8-inch (240×320 pixels) 262K TFT touchscreen display.
  • Memory: 30 MB memory.
  • Memory expansion: Expandable up to 8 GB through microSD card.
  • Camera and video: 1.3 megapixel camera with 4X zoom and video recording capability.
  • Radio: FM radio with RDS.
  • Audio: The Samsung Corby Pop features 3D Digital Natural Sound engine (DNSe). It has a music player that supports a wide range of audio files MP3/AMR/AAC/AAC+/e-AAC+/WMA files.
  • Wireless communication: Bluetooth 2.1 and Wi-Fi.
  • Headphone: 3.5 mm headphone jack.
  • Social network: The Samsung Corby Pop gives its user access to a wide range of social networking websites and photowebsites through its quick link widget bar. You can access facebook, myspace, photobucket, flickr, picasa and friendster. You can also get live updates of the social network sites.
  • Instant messaging: Samsung Corby Pop's multi-instant messengers lets user use Google Talk, ICQ, and AIM through its pre-installed Palringo platform. The user can also connect through Bluetooth Messenger.
  • Email: Yes.
  • Fake call application: Fake call application.
  • Battery: Standard Li-Ion 960 mAh battery.
  • Talk time: 10 hours.
  • Standby time: 720 hours.
  • Music play time: 25 hours.
  • Price: The phone costs less than €100 in Europe. In Russia, the Samsung Corby Pop C3510 is priced at 5,990 rubles ($203). In India it will be less than Rs.7000.

India is currently the second largest market wireless telecommunication market in the world. It is also one of the fastest growing telecom industries in the world. A large portion of the India’s users are teenagers and young adults. People aged between14 and 24 years make up the largest portion of the Indian population.

MTV and Nickelodeon jointly conducted a survey on 18000 youngsters in sixteen countries around the world. The survey found out that average Indian youth, more than any other country in the world, considers mobile phone as a status symbol. Compared to other countries Indian youngsters love mobile phones and computers followed by Brazil and China. For this reason, phone like Samsung Corby has gained unprecedented success in India. There is a good possibility that the Samsung Corby Pop would become equally popular like its predecessor.

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Saturday, June 13, 2009

Tata Teleservices Ltd. is going to launch its GSM service from July

Tata Group will venture into GSM telephone industry. Tata Teleservices Limited (TTSL), the telecommunications arm of Tata Group is going to start new GSM service. Currently, TTSL is one of the major CDMA network operators in India but limited allocation of CDMA spectrum forced the company to start GSM service. Tata Teleservices will remain committed to its CDMA network but for the future of its business, the company is foraying into the GSM sector. In 2007, TTSL and Reliance mobile applied for “dual technology licenses.” While TTSL focused on CDMA, Reliance already established its GSM network around the country.

Tata Teleservices Managing director, Anil Sardana said that the company would operate on double network for its survival. TTSL is going to launch its GSM service next month and by the end of 2009, the company will also start its MNP service. TTSL pioneered the CDMA network in India. It introduced CDMA 3G1x technology and built its first CDMA network with Motorola, Ericsson and Lucent. In early 2009, the company received license from the Telecom Regulatory Authority of India (TRAI) to launch its GSM service. Currently, TTSL has 12,500 towers around the country.

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