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iPhone to be costliest in India on lack of subsidy |
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According to industry sources, prices of the latest iPhone (Version 2.0) would be at least double the amount of that in the US. The 8-gb version of the gizmo is likely to be priced between Rs 16,000 and 18,000, while the 16-gb would cost around Rs 24,000 to Rs 28,000 in the country.
Prices in India would also be higher by around $25-30 (Rs 1,000-1,200) as companies are expected to levy handling and other charges.
Read the whole news at Business Standard
Posted by vinu on Tuesday, July 08, 2008 (17:21:59) (56 reads)
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DevWeek India 2008 |
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DevWeek India 2008
After the runaway success of JAX India 2007, JAX India 2008 and SOA India 2007, S&S Media (India) has revealed its plan to take charge of yet another comprehensive in-depth event on Java, ASP.NET and Dynamic Languages, better known as DevWeek India 2008.
DevWeek India 2008 promises to be the right place for software developers, architects, testers, database administrators, and web developers who look to gather cutting-edge information on technology needed for their day-to-day work. Our panel of speakers, which includes Neal Ford, Ted Neward and Michael Li, take you through a broad range of half-day and full-day tutorial specially designed for your needs giving you the unique opportunity to delve into several technologies such as AJAX, .NET, Ruby and Rails, Agile, SQL Server and more.
DevWeek India 2008 is scheduled to get underway on the 25th of August till the 28th of August 2008 at the NIMHANS Auditorium, Bangalore, India.
Software developing is all about passion and we at S&S Media (India) offer you the passion for developing back! Learn how to increase your productivity dramatically and save cost, enhance the quality of your software applications, meet your peers in a productive and social environment and get passionate about Software programming. You surely can’t ask for more!
Things to look out for in DevWeek India 2008:
· World renowned IT gurus preaching informative tutorials on Java, ASP.NET, Dynamic Languages
· Half-day and full-day tutorials tailor-made for your needs
· Practical approach and hands-on code examples that fetch you valuable use for your everyday work
· Attend any tutorial for the day(s) registered
· No Marketing spiel, just real and relevant information
www.sda-india.com/conf...vweek2008/
Posted by Anonymous on Wednesday, June 25, 2008 (13:51:59) (200 reads)
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DoT tries to put broadband on track |
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The department of telecom (DoT) has acknowledged the failure of its broadband policy and is seeking industry inputs to rescript the sector’s growth path.
Broadband and internet is one of the worst performing sectors under the DoT, contrasting sharply with the tremendous success achieved in mobile telephony which is clocking a near 8 to 10 million subscribers every month.
The policy collapse is illustrated by the fact that at the end of 2007 India barely reached 10.36 million internet subscribers against the target of 18 million, while broadband penetration touched 3.13 million against the target of 9 million subscribers.
Read Complete Article:-
http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/Business/India_Business/DoT_tries_to_put_broadband_on_track/articleshow/3146715.cms
Posted by phoenix on Friday, June 20, 2008 (10:43:29) (200 reads)
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Airtel introduces combo plan for broadband |
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Airtel has launched 'Combo 499 Plan" for its customers in south India. The plan offers the best-in-class entry combination of broadband at 2 mbps speed along with free download of 1 GB and voice calls worth Rs.200 and STD at just Re. 1/- per minute.
Read More:
http://economictimes.indiatimes.com/News/News_By_Industry/Airtel_launches_combo_plan_for_broadband_connectivity/articleshow/3146490.cms
Posted by phoenix on Friday, June 20, 2008 (10:43:15) (212 reads)
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Telcos, ISPs lock horns over IP telephony |
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Even before the Telecom Regulatory Authority of India (Trai) has taken its first steps towards allowing connectivity between PCs and phones, telecom operators and Internet service providers (ISPs) are locking horns over the issue.
In separate communications to the regulator, Bharti Airtel and Reliance Communications have stated that if voice over Internet protocol—or, VoIP, which basically means using the Internet for telephone calls—is allowed, ISPs should be asked to migrate to the unified access service licence (UASL) regime.
State-owned Bharat Sanchar Nigam Ltd (BSNL) has gone even further to state that PC-to-phone calls should be disallowed, as it would destroy the national long-distance structure.
Read more at: The Financial Express
Posted by vinu on Thursday, June 19, 2008 (03:03:53) (115 reads)
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