Welcome to the age of 4G. Tikona a new broadband provider has entered the ever booming internet market in INDIA. Tikona has brought a revolutionary product which uses 4G technology to make your entire home, office, complex, institute wifi enabled.
So whats new about 4G and Tikona broadband. Well huess what it uses no WIRES no CABLES no Roouters nothing. ALL it requires a small boz on your roof top which will catch the signal and make your entire home office or institute wifi enabled. You dont need to get a broadband connection with wires laid to your house then use a wifi router and connect the modem to it that would make your place wifi enabled.
TOTAL INSTALLATION COST before trikona Rs 1000 for broadband security and installation charges Rs 2000 for wifi Router Total costRs 3000. BUT WITH TRIKONA all you need to give as installation is Rs 500.
JUST RS 500 your house, office or institute will be wifi enabled !!!!!!
What about Tarriffs of Trikona, well Trikona’ s tariffs are cheaper to. Unlimited plans start from Rs 499 for 150Kbps speed Rs 699 for 300Kbps and Rs 799 fir 600 kbps. Thats cheaper than AIRTEL, HATHWAY, Tata Indicom, BSNL, Reliance, SIFY etc.
SO Trikona will soon be the need for every household who have internet and TRIKONA for offices and institues are a necissity.
Trikona is really one great service for BROADBAND USERS
Embedded chat in a website provides the ability to more closely connect with your readers or customers, depending on the instance. Chat widgets provide real-time feedback and spur thought-provoking discussions – features lacking in e-mail. However the disadvantages should be acknowledged too. In some cases, widgets may slow down the page load or take away from the overall site experience rather than enhance it. However I encourage everyone to give some of the following chat widgets a try and make your own conclusions. Let’s take a look at some of the top ones…
MeeboMe
MeeboMe is the leader in the space. This spin-off of the original multiple client chat (Meebo) is a nice, simple chat widget. It features publisher status, user nickname editing, and sound control. Also be sure to check out MeeboRooms, launched earlier this year.
Plugoo
Plugoo is a slick little chat widget that enables you to talk with site visitors via your IM client. In other words, you can work as usual without having to keep an eye on the chat box. Then if someone initiates a chat, a message will pop up on your IM. Great concept.
Mabber
Mabber is a simple, basic chat widget. No frills or gimmicks. It has an easy set-up process and intuitive interface, which makes this a good choice if you’re looking to add a little something extra to your site.
Pladeo
Formerly InCircles, Pladeo is beautifully designed Flash chat widget. Some might call it overkill though. Site owners can choose a vertical or horizontal layout, as well as the color. Nicely designed, but it may take away from the rest of your site.
Userplane
Userplane is a more sophisticated chat offering. I found the sign up process to be a bit tedious, but the end product was worth it. The company launched a revenue-sharing program in May of this year. [disclosure: Userplane is a R/WW sponsor]
Geesee
Geesee is highly functional and robust, yet it’s also a cumbersome service. I found the interface and color scheme to be a bit childish, although I suppose the service is tailored as a more ‘fun’ offering than some of the others.
Gabbly
Gabbly is a slick, multi-user chat widget. The service also provides RSS and audio functionality. I found it to be a pretty good overall offering, unless you’re looking for something extremely basic.
Chatango
Chatango is a personalized chat widget. The set-up was easy, yet it still provided a high level of customization. The interface wasn’t the slickest, but it was intuitive. Overall though, I thought Chatango was mediocre.
Zoho Chat
Zoho Chat was one of my favorite services that I tested. It is extremely easy to set-up and very slick. The widget is very simple to use and professional-looking. [disclosure: Zoho is a R/WW sponsor]
ParaChat
ParaChat is more of an application than a widget. The embedded chat box is a “presence” and feels like it’s part of the website. However the look n’ feel is very web 1.0 and the ads take away from the experience. Overall, I wasn’t overly impressed.
Conclusion
The implementation of a chat widget should be analyzed on a case-by-case basis. Not all websites may benefit, as some people may not have the time or resources to operate the technology. Having said that, the ability to facilitate real-time, pertinent discussions cannot be understated. Check out one or more of the above chat widgets and let us know what you think. Also if you know of other chat widgets or embedded chat programs that we missed, be sure to list them in the comments.
With more than108 mobile towers sealed, resulting in no network in the residence area all the work, chat and sms have come to a halt.
Residents are facing very severe problem because of this. Without no network at home there cant be any birthday wishes no new clients, no customer support. Everything coming to a HALT.
In a major crackdown on defaulting cellular service providers, the Noida Authority has sealed 108 mobile towers located in the city’s residential areas for an indefinite period.
The service providers, according to authority officials, were given prior notice to submit documents required for authorisation of the towers which they did not.
According to Sandeep Chandra, senior project engineer (II), Noida Authority, more towers will be sealed tomorrow, there being many others who have not followed the necessary procedure before setting up the towers in residential areas. “Electricity supply to the towers has been cut and the back-up generators have also been sealed. Only 125 cellular service providers had submitted applications requesting an extension a few months ago. These would be spared for the moment,” Chandra added.
Officials said the companies had been directed in 2005 to submit documents such as structural stability certificate, No Objection Certificates from Residents’ Welfare Associations where the towers were to be set up, as well as architectural design approval from experts of selected Indian Institutes of Technology. “These companies include Vodafone, Airtel, Tata Indicom, Reliance and others,” Additional CEO, P N Batham, added.
Noida has approximately 572 mobile towers. “The drive will resume tomorrow. The towers are located in various sectors, starting from Sector 1 to Sector 71,” Chandra added
I got an ebook of UPTU Watch, a company started by alumini of UPTU and IIT. They have taken initiative to give the students of UPTU an insight of UPTU itself. I was quite impressed with the design and content of the magazine and am giving you a link to it.
This magazine from UPTU watch will be available at many campuses. I really hope the students get an idea what the magazine and the initiative is all about.
I would really like the GATE column to be a little more elaborate the next time.. That would really help influence the BTech students to go for MTech and not MBA.
MICROMAX
Micromax is surely one of the most-talked about cell phone (though may not be the most sold), after the company launched a handset that it claims could run without charging for 30 days straight. They now have two models in the same category – X1i and the X1u.
Micromax’s mobile lineup also has a new dual SIM phone, Micromax X250. Priced at Rs 3,500, the phone has a colour screen, Bluetooth and FM.
The Micromax Q3 is a Blackberry-look-alike. Boasting of almost similar specs, the phone is available at a price tag of only Rs 4,900.
In the smart phones category, the company’s models include GC700, which is priced at 14,800. GC700 is a Dual Mode CDMA/GSM touchscreen phone with motion sensing technology. It has a 2MP camera and a touchscreen display, a multi-format music player, video recorder/player, large PHB/SMS memory with photoCall and a preloaded Opera mini Web browser.
While most of the Qwerty keyboard handsets in the Indian market cost more than Rs 10,000, Micromax has a model with Qwerty keyboard for just Rs 4,500.
According to a research firm, of the 24.1 million handset market of India, the 800-crore company secured a 6 per cent share, ahead of LG, which managed just 4 per cent.
INTEX
The leading Desi manufacturer of computer peripherals Intex too boasts of an impressive range of mobile phones. Delhi-based Intex has both dual-sim and multimedia phones in its line-up.
Most Intex phones are claimed to be lightweight, and boasts of features like water resistance, 45 days standby battery life, touch screen, 5 LED Torch, MSN Messenger Live and mobile tracker for security.
The company’s dual sim lineup includes, Intex IN 3080 (GSM-GSM), Intex IN 3070 Intex IN 4488 (GSM-GSM), Intex IN 4455 (GSM- GSM) and Intex IN 5050 (GSM-CDMA).
In terms of pricing, Intex’s mobile range is spread across Rs 2000 to Rs 8000.
KARBONN
Just nine-months old, Karbonn Mobiles has made an impressive beginning for itself, having sold a sizeable number of handsets.
Kabonn currently has over 25 models with specs like touchscreen, dual SIM, and multimedia. The company’s dual-SIM range include Karbonn K 445, which boasts of a browser and a music player. Some other dual SIM phones are K 460, K 443, K 447and K 770.
A joint venture between Delhi-based Jaina Group and Bangalore-based UTL Group, the company plans to open 5-10 exclusive Karbonn stores across India’s major states by the end of this financial year.
ONIDA
The well-known electronic appliance manufacturer too baosts of a mobile phone line-up in its portfolio.
The company’s popular F series range comes with features like Bluetooth (A2DP), camera, FM/MP3/video player, expandable memory up to 2 GB, email and TFT display.
Most phones of Onida are dual SIM memory and pricing starts at Rs 1,700.
Newer models include V-series in the low-end and i-series in the high-end
VIDEOCON
One of the biggest electronics manufacturer in India, Videocon too made its entry in the mobile handset market last year. The company which so far has prsence in southern and western parts of the country plans to go all-India soon.
The company’s portfolio includes 12 models priced between Rs 1,400 to Rs 15,000.
Videocon’s V 1750 is a dual-SIM touchscreen phone. While V 1760 is a dual-SIM music phone.
Videocon’s latest range includes V 1604, a Windows phone. The 3G multimedia phone offers GPRS connectivity, 2 Mp camera, bluetooth, motion sensor, mobile tracker and a music player. V 1604 is priced at Rs 5,500.
SPICE
One of the very first Desi phone brands, Spice Mobile also happens to be the pioneer of dual-SIM phones in India.
Spice D 6666, a full multimedia phone, supports both CDMA and GSM cards. Spice D 1111 is a touchscreen phone , Windows 6.0 OS.
Spice’s latest is a slider phone S 950, priced at Rs 9000.
Spice Mobile phones are available at a starting price of Rs 1,900.
Let me inform you some of the methods by which one can utilize internet for his/her benifit. Well it has been seen that more than 70% of traffic on internet does not utilize it, or one can say abour 40 million people just log on and either chat with their friends or surf without anythought. They are not willing to learn anyhting from this massive ocean of KNOWLEDGE “THE INTERNET” .
Some of the most common time wasting websites include YAHOO, FACEBOOK, ORKUT, MYSPACE, GoOGLE, and many others where everyone just log on and either chat or check mail and then asta lavista ..
How many of the internet community wants to learn by reading books. Now adays there is a new PHENOMENON called the eBook. Its nothing but a soft copy of any book (generally in PDF or acrobat format) . One can search the search engines to download the ebook of the topic required or one can use the best site for online book sharing called SCRIBD. Ya the SCRIBD its really awesoome initiative taken to spread the knowledge.
If you are an engineering student or any student in thirst of knowledge or wanting to learn new things you should really log on to scribd.com and read.
There are numerous online encyclopedia the best and most vast these days is WIKIPEDIA. It has great collection of accurate information relating to almost any topic in this universe. One can just go there and search for anything you are requiring.
For leisure yet innovation try doing some ulta creative activityies like opening a BLOG or something. Thats much better way of informing what you are thinking rather than just a text on FACEBOOK or TWITTER.
If you wana earn, hmm… its tough competition out here.
