India has finally launched mobile number portability after several delays, due to the cell phone operators not being able to meet the previous deadlines. Initially it was scheduled to be launched in 2009.
It has been launched in the state of haryana for now, but is slated to be extended to the rest of the country by Jan 20, 2011.
Mobile number portability will allow cell phone users to retain their phone numbers, and still be able to change the operator.
This is going to spice up the indian telecom scene even more, and the customers will reap in the benefits, as the companies will try to retain their existing customers, and lure customers of rival companies.
Posted by roadster on Saturday, November 27, 2010 (13:24:20) (1966 reads)
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The Computer Mouse Turns Invisible
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Web Browser Comparison :)
Posted by phoenix on Tuesday, June 08, 2010 (11:02:15) (3141 reads)
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Indian origin Anamika Veeramani wins US Spelling Bee
Indian origin Anamika Veeramani , the 14-year-old girl from North Royalton, Ohio won the 83rd Scripps National Spelling Bee. Anamika became the third consecutive Indian-American bee champion, and the eighth in the last 12 years. Anamika survived the round by spelling "juvia" - a Brazil nut.
Posted by phoenix on Monday, June 07, 2010 (07:54:29) (2873 reads)
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Windows out of Google workplace!!
Google is phasing out the use of Windows internally, as employees are migrated to either Linux or Mac OS X on machine turnovers or new hires. The policy change was precipitated in large part by the security breach attributed to Chinese hackers; Google's IT leaders apparently feel that Microsoft's OS represents too great a risk across the enterprise to leave it in place.
Business Insider suggests that Google's infrastructure represents about 20,000 Windows licenses that now will not be renewed or upgraded
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