Pat
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3G services inaugurated in India
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dark_king
Brain Behind Supercomp
there is nothing wrong with BSNL . the price is high because BSNL and MTNL has not been paid any thing for the spectrum . According to the agreement spectrum has not been allotted to any operator , so when ever the any one will buy it that time BSNL and MTNL has to pay 1.5 times more than that amount .
subhransu123
Journeyman
good luck for bsnl and its 3g subscriber..........
virilecliffhanger
I ain't afraid of nothin'
Hyderabad ka kya hoga ??
anyway, there are very less people here who would be interested... n tat makes me sick
anyway, there are very less people here who would be interested... n tat makes me sick
a_k_s_h_a_y
Dreaming
Those who are dreaming 3G prices to fall down .. should come terms with reality.
Airtel When launched will be costlier then BSNL.
Don't expect the prices to fall any where in near future.
Airtel When launched will be costlier then BSNL.
Don't expect the prices to fall any where in near future.
freshseasons
King of my own Castle
Hey GX lucky you.Please give a review after holi when you have tried it.
Best Luck.
Best Luck.
gxsaurav
You gave been GXified
Sure I will. These are the following services I have decided to try
1) A speedtest to check how much speed I get some speed testing website.
2) Download a Torrent file of something small from a torrent tracker site from my phone's browser to phone's memory & use Symtorrent to download it to check the download speed etc when using torrent.
3) Check whether BSNL 3G supports POP3 & IMAP by accessing my mails in my Phone's inbuilt Mail Client. GMail is IMAP & Yahoo is POP in my Phone.
4) Download a small file from a HTTP server to check speed
5) Call someone using Fring on Skype to check whether BSNL has blocked VoIP or not
6) Accessing proper websites instead of Mobile Optimised
1) A speedtest to check how much speed I get some speed testing website.
2) Download a Torrent file of something small from a torrent tracker site from my phone's browser to phone's memory & use Symtorrent to download it to check the download speed etc when using torrent.
3) Check whether BSNL 3G supports POP3 & IMAP by accessing my mails in my Phone's inbuilt Mail Client. GMail is IMAP & Yahoo is POP in my Phone.
4) Download a small file from a HTTP server to check speed
5) Call someone using Fring on Skype to check whether BSNL has blocked VoIP or not
6) Accessing proper websites instead of Mobile Optimised
Tech.Masti
Wise Old Owl
^We are waiting for your review
shashank_re
In the zone
^^I dont think speeds in 3G can be Controlled.
The fastest Commercial 3G speed as far as i know is offered by Vodafone in UK and the download speed is 7.2Mbps PRACTICAL and i guess this is called as HSDPA.
It will be stupidity to expect this kinda stuff from BSNL..
Iam really waiting for the Private operators to start 3G services. But the govt seems to be in no mood
The fastest Commercial 3G speed as far as i know is offered by Vodafone in UK and the download speed is 7.2Mbps PRACTICAL and i guess this is called as HSDPA.
It will be stupidity to expect this kinda stuff from BSNL..
Iam really waiting for the Private operators to start 3G services. But the govt seems to be in no mood
gxsaurav
You gave been GXified
I got the SIM but it will be activated on Monday or Tuesday only
due to Holi Holidays.Who will I call? Although it costs Rs 2 for a minute but got no one to make a Video call to. I am the only one here with 3G activated & a 3G phone.
@ gxsaurav
are you a s/w tester by profession??
Nope, I am a User Interface & Experience Designer. My Dad was Director of BSNL Lucknow but retired now so through his old contacts i am able to get a 3G SIM easily.
This I like. 1 Mbps at Rs 500 is good.
shashank_re
In the zone
384kbps is the real world speed of 3G services of BSNL/MTNL.
Pat
Beyond Smart
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