Showing posts with label business Mobile phone. Show all posts
Showing posts with label business Mobile phone. Show all posts
Friday, April 20, 2012
Micromax Launches Dual GSM Q5 Mobile Phone
Micromax, the leading Indian mobile handset manufacturer announced the launch of new dual SIM mobile Phone (GSM+GSM) Micromax Q5. The power packed Q5 is the successor of Micromax ezpad(easy pad) models of Micromax.
The new Micromax Q5 is business Mobile phone with QWERTY Keypad and a Track Ball. The Handset is slim, stylish and very similar its to most popular handset ezpad.The Q5 has all popular featured such as Face Book Ready, Instant Multy Messenger, Music Player, FM Radio, Pre Loaded Opera Mini Browser, 2MP Camera, Dual SIM Support.
The Micromax Q5 phone are 15 MB inbuilt memory which can be extended up to 8GB with SD card.
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The new Micromax Q5 is business Mobile phone with QWERTY Keypad and a Track Ball. The Handset is slim, stylish and very similar its to most popular handset ezpad.The Q5 has all popular featured such as Face Book Ready, Instant Multy Messenger, Music Player, FM Radio, Pre Loaded Opera Mini Browser, 2MP Camera, Dual SIM Support.
The Micromax Q5 phone are 15 MB inbuilt memory which can be extended up to 8GB with SD card.
Saturday, March 3, 2012
Indian Railways to launch mobile phone ticketing app
Indian Railways has announced they are developing a mobile ticketing application for mobile phones.
The application will be available to download onto a mobile phone and tickets will be sent by text message.
Anyone using the app would have to carry proof of identification but will no longer have to queue for tickets at stations.
Passengers in rural areas of India often have to purchase tickets from a travel agency, where they can often be sold at higher prices.
This new form of ticket purchasing could make the railways much more accessible to those who live in rural areas, away from a main station where tickets aren’t sold.
Individuals will need to be registered on the IRCTC’s Online Passenger Reservation System in order to reserve tickets.
Indian Railways say they are not looking to increase ticket prices.
The application will be available to download onto a mobile phone and tickets will be sent by text message.
Anyone using the app would have to carry proof of identification but will no longer have to queue for tickets at stations.
Passengers in rural areas of India often have to purchase tickets from a travel agency, where they can often be sold at higher prices.
This new form of ticket purchasing could make the railways much more accessible to those who live in rural areas, away from a main station where tickets aren’t sold.
Individuals will need to be registered on the IRCTC’s Online Passenger Reservation System in order to reserve tickets.
Indian Railways say they are not looking to increase ticket prices.
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