Commented on sirajbose's review

The phone does look very delicate, but I'm sure i've dropped it a number of times not to see it completely open out and the battery pop out(like in the Nokia 3310/3315) The stiff buttons are very much true. I guess the T9 implementation is different for different mobile phones. Nokia's T9 interface read more...

Commented on own review

1.) Due to a TRAI Restriction, WLL phones aren't allowed to use the same number while Roaming between circles. To overcome that, there's the different number implementation. Most GSM phones these days, use a new number technique for different circles too, to cut down on roaming costs. However whatev read more...

Commented on whoisright2000's review

..Do you know English?!! I think you should learn english before you learn to be a 'Critic'

Commented on sirajbose's review

... In using your Reliance Phone (do you really own one, or just pass comments?) cause ISD Activation is a feature readily available on R-World -> Tools -> Dial Codes.. and gets activated within a matter of seconds.

Commented on sladdha's review

..And Check it up once more! The type of data access is 'packet-based'.. i.e. only when data is to be retrieved from the site does it make a 'data call', download the data, and then disconnect. So as said, during Idle times, when no data is being retrieved.. the phone is disconnected and not in a read more...

Commented on iComment's review

CDMA is Packet Based Access, that you talk about. That is, it doesnt need to maintain a synchronous stream.. but rather data can be sent asynchronously in 'packets'.

Commented on barus's review

Reliance has not 'officially' launched its service as yet, which means you cant expect the level of refinement in a finished product. What you are undertaking is an assistance in a small testing procedure.. you get free calls, you help them get statistics. The DAE sales-force was a flop, Mr. Ambani read more...

Commented on mit3's review

The Roaming concept Reliance gives is known as Multiple Registrations, and is a perfectly legal solution to the Denial of Roaming to WLL operators. Say you are in Mumbai, your Reliance number is 31000001, which is local for Mumbai. Now if you go to Delhi, you get a ’’Multiple Registrati read more...

Commented on callhrishi's review

You must be one of the jobless DAEs who got nothing better to do, but write foolish reviews on Mouthshut. For your information, I read that Reliance was cutting down this individual sales-force (DAE), and kicking out DAE's who had failed to perform well. Its a very reasonable move, since your DAE w read more...

Commented on jonam_t's review

The Roaming concept Reliance gives is known as Multiple Registrations, and is a perfectly legal solution to the Denial of Roaming to WLL operators. Say you are in Mumbai, your Reliance number is 31000001, which is local for Mumbai. Now if you go to Delhi, you get a 'Multiple Registration' number - read more...

Commented on samarthg's review

1.BSNL is the only other BIG Company in the CDMA Sector. Reliance is going to steal a major share of their CDMA customers, so they are playing with the land lines. 2.As above BSNL is fooling around, in an 'anti-competitive' way. 3.Unless you dont read the paper, you probably have been reading abou read more...

Commented on ackava's review

Like they say, The Pen.. err.. Mouse is mightier than the Sword! I have many people backing me up on this one.. so you better not enter any 'cat race'(??) .. coz you're gonna lose. Do everyone a favour, and stop thinking the whole world is some Conspiracy theory.. whether its RIM, ATM, Blah blah.. read more...

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Commented on iComment's review

I dont get what you mean by Packet Divided access. I was reading about i-mode and i couldnt find anything about 'packet divided access' If I'm not mistaken.. I-mode is based on CDMA technology. Reliance uses CDMA 2000 1x technology. It has nothing to do with Prof. Jhunjhunwala's CorDECT Techno read more...

Commented on iComment's review

Hi, I think you made a mistake. As far as Data Bandwidth is concerned there is a huge difference. GSM/GPRS has only 53.2Kbps .. vs. CDMA 2000 1x 's 144Kbps, which can reach upto 2.5Mbps with a simple upgrade! The way in which TDMA works is significantly inferior, which means call quality is bad. read more...

Commented on adarsh_kr's review

You forgot the game that started it all.. Doom, a game that had awesome graphics (for its time).. and yet worked magnificently on even the worst systems. Very much on par with the revolution brough about by Wolf 3D. And not to mention the great game released soon after by id software, the same compa read more...

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Commented on own review

Yep! You're right... GPRS is a 2.5G network, I did mention it in my comment above. I'm aware that CDMA is a network that can be easily upgraded (that means very low costs) to some really high-speed networks! I hear the next step has a bandwidth of nearly 2.5Mbps! As far as GPRS being the last step I read more...

Commented on kjsimha's review

Just wondering, who would this Roshan dude be? Seems to make pretty good speakers! How much did they cost ultimately? I'm looking out for a good system, and want something along the likes of a JBL, Jamo, Denon, Bose.. stuff. Unfortunately, my budget doesnt meet my want! ;) Thanks for any info

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