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Tag Archives: walled garden
Hutchinson’s Foray: iPhone killer?
I am not a fan of wireless access because it cannot support faster speeds for a wide user base. Not yet. 3G is a big disappointment wherever it has been implemented and is still facing teething issues. No wonder, I … Continue reading
Posted in Indian Telecom
Tagged 3G, Chinese, Hutch, Hutchinson, India, INQ, iPhone, Opera, walled garden, Wireless, Wirless broadband 1 Comment
New players and ideas
Department of Telecom (may your tribe decrease!) has recently awarded the spectrum to new players. They did that with aplomb and a lot of hoopla. Mishra ji, of TRAI fame, was needlessly fingered, perhaps by COAI (after being induced by … Continue reading
Posted in Indian Telecom
Tagged Access Deficit Charge, Advertisement, Advertising, android, BSNL, COAI, Department of Telecom, handsets, I hate MBA's, India, Internet, Reliance, SMS, Spectrum, TRAI, Value Added Services, walled garden, Wireless Leave a comment
Linux on Mobiles
I am not happy with the current crop of handsets. They remain underpowered with awful memory storage (by default) and they suffer from lack of “intuitiveness”. Linux is being modified for use in Mobile handsets by major players like Motorola … Continue reading
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Tagged 3G, DoT, handsets, India, Intel., Internet, Linux, Mobiles, Opera, walled garden Leave a comment