Showing posts with label Indian markets. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Indian markets. Show all posts
Tuesday, April 24, 2012
Phone of the month: Sony Ericsson C905
My Mobile is India’s leading B2C telecom magazine bringing information related to the mobile industry to its readers. It has adjudged ‘Sony Ericsson C905’, as the “phone of the month” for the month of December 15 to January 14, 2008-09.
MY MOBILE, India’s leading mobile magazine, known for covering the latest in mobile technology, gizmos and gadgets has adjudged ‘Sony Ericsson C905’, as the ’phone of the month’ for the month of December 15 to January 14, 2008-09. This is 8.1-megapixel camera phone with a great set of multimedia features. The phone also comes with built-in Global Positioning System (GPS) receiver with A-GPS support, Wi-Fi, accelerometer, music player, FM radio, etc. Sony Ericsson C905 is available in the market for Rs 31,500.
Evaluation criterion
The phone is tested for its technical prowess and user experience and is ranked on the basis of five parameters ie, looks, features, ease-of-use, performance and value for money.
The other mobile phones reviewed along with ‘Sony Ericsson C905’ were Spice S580, Motorola W388, Nokia N85, Asus P552w, HTC Touch Viva, Samsung M3510 Beat, LG KP 115, to name a few.
Tech Specs of ‘Sony Ericsson C905’:
* Size: 104x49x18mm
* Weight: 136 grams
* Memory: 160 MB, Memory Stick Micro
* Battery: Li-Po 930mAh
* Screen: 262,144 colours
* Talktime/ Standby: up to to nine hours/ up to 380 hours
* Bluetooth
* 8.1 mega pixel camera
* 850/900/1800/1900
About My Mobile
My Mobile is India’s leading business to consumer (B2C) telecom magazine bringing information related to the mobile industry to its readers. The magazine caters to the interest of Indian mobile users and also analysis the impact of global developments within the mobile industry. It is a complete reference guide for individual seeking information on headsets, mobile services, value added services and related mobile accessories.
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MY MOBILE, India’s leading mobile magazine, known for covering the latest in mobile technology, gizmos and gadgets has adjudged ‘Sony Ericsson C905’, as the ’phone of the month’ for the month of December 15 to January 14, 2008-09. This is 8.1-megapixel camera phone with a great set of multimedia features. The phone also comes with built-in Global Positioning System (GPS) receiver with A-GPS support, Wi-Fi, accelerometer, music player, FM radio, etc. Sony Ericsson C905 is available in the market for Rs 31,500.
Evaluation criterion
The phone is tested for its technical prowess and user experience and is ranked on the basis of five parameters ie, looks, features, ease-of-use, performance and value for money.
The other mobile phones reviewed along with ‘Sony Ericsson C905’ were Spice S580, Motorola W388, Nokia N85, Asus P552w, HTC Touch Viva, Samsung M3510 Beat, LG KP 115, to name a few.
Tech Specs of ‘Sony Ericsson C905’:
* Size: 104x49x18mm
* Weight: 136 grams
* Memory: 160 MB, Memory Stick Micro
* Battery: Li-Po 930mAh
* Screen: 262,144 colours
* Talktime/ Standby: up to to nine hours/ up to 380 hours
* Bluetooth
* 8.1 mega pixel camera
* 850/900/1800/1900
About My Mobile
My Mobile is India’s leading business to consumer (B2C) telecom magazine bringing information related to the mobile industry to its readers. The magazine caters to the interest of Indian mobile users and also analysis the impact of global developments within the mobile industry. It is a complete reference guide for individual seeking information on headsets, mobile services, value added services and related mobile accessories.
Sunday, March 18, 2012
Clamp-down on Chinese handsets over security issues
THE INCREASING use of mobile phones by terrorists has forced the government to clamp down on the import of mobile phones, particularly those from China which do not declare the International Mobile Equipment Identity (IMEI) numbers.
On Tuesday, minister of state for Home, Sri Parkash Jaiswal, in a written reply told the Lok Sabha that government has notified the customers to import the phones only after declaration of IMEI numbers.
It was also stated that the Department of Telecommunications has asked all the service providers to set up a Equipment Identity Registry so that calls by GSM handsets without IMEI numbers and from CDMA handsets without Electronic Serial Number (ESN) are rejected.
The government, however, informed that there was no proposal of regulating the manufacture and sale of mobile phones. The government has been forced to take this step after it was found that terrorists were increasingly using the Chinese mobile handsets, which carry no IMEI or ESN numbers. A large number of mobile phones originating from China do not carry the identity numbers.
An IMEI is a unique 15-digit code that identifies each mobile and is used to track stolen handsets. Unauthorised calls can also be blocked by the operators if these are illegal by blocking the IMEI code.
Read more »
On Tuesday, minister of state for Home, Sri Parkash Jaiswal, in a written reply told the Lok Sabha that government has notified the customers to import the phones only after declaration of IMEI numbers.
It was also stated that the Department of Telecommunications has asked all the service providers to set up a Equipment Identity Registry so that calls by GSM handsets without IMEI numbers and from CDMA handsets without Electronic Serial Number (ESN) are rejected.
The government, however, informed that there was no proposal of regulating the manufacture and sale of mobile phones. The government has been forced to take this step after it was found that terrorists were increasingly using the Chinese mobile handsets, which carry no IMEI or ESN numbers. A large number of mobile phones originating from China do not carry the identity numbers.
An IMEI is a unique 15-digit code that identifies each mobile and is used to track stolen handsets. Unauthorised calls can also be blocked by the operators if these are illegal by blocking the IMEI code.
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