BSNL as you all know is one of the India’s largest ISP because of the fact that it controls a large network of copper wires which is essential for providing ADSL broadband services. You must also know that irrespective of the large copper network that BSNL owns, it still has to purchase bandwidth from private players like VSNL, TATA, Reliance and Airtel.
Well something is definitely wrong at Blackberry’s Indian unit. According to the reports floating around the web world, Blackberry India MD Sunil Dutt resigns from his post. His resignation comes just few days after the much hyped up launch of Blackberry Z10 in India on 25th February. The exact reason for the resignation is still not known but this will definitely put Blackberry’s Indian operation on back foot.
Some of you may already know this piece of information that Flipkart has raised the price limit for free shipping of listed products from Rs. 300 to Rs. 500. Not only this, they have also raised the shipping charges of the orders below the free shipping limit from Rs. 30 to Rs. 50
Well this is somewhat a late update to all mobile enthusiasts out there that Government of India has raised the import duty on the Rs. 2000 + mobile phones from 1 percent to 6 percent. This will definitely effects the price paid by an end user for Rs. 2000 + smartphones.
As you all know that approximately one month back Blackberry had reveled their first Blackberry OS 10 based smartphones namely Blackberry Z10 and Blackberry Q10.
It will definitely be a very good news to all loyal Blackberry users in India that Blackberry have finally launched the much awaited BB OS 10 based Full Touch screen smartphone Z10 in India. Z10 is one of the smartphone from Blackberry which will feature much awaited Blackberry OS 10. The other one is Q10 which according to the company officials will be launched in India near April, 2013.
Samsung vs. Apple is a common news now a days. Both of these the giants are at fierce competition with each other due to the fact that Apple thinks that Samsung copied its iPhone design so as to compete with it in the international market. Nevertheless these patent infringement cases between these two companies are here to stay. So this is about the competition between Samsung and Apple going in the courtroom. Now let us come to the actual playground.
As per the latest reports floating around the web world, Nokia will soon integrate the 41 MP camera of Nokia 808 in a smartphone running the latest Windows 8 operating system. This phone will be codenamed EOS and is expected to launched exclusively for the North America’s AT&T network.
