Tata indicom Limited Period offer on BlackBerry

Get the advantage of BlackBerry starting only Rs. 99

Offer for New Customer

Exclusive offer for new Tata Indicom Customers, for the plans mentioned below:

BLACKBERRY SCHEME	SCHEME DETAILS	MONTHLY RENTAL	OFFER PRICE OF FIRST 3 MONTHS	SAVING
MaiLite 299	Email + Instant Messaging	299	99	67%
Gold 399	Email (including corporate e-mail through POP3) + Instant Messaging + Social Networking + Internet Browsing on handheld+ Tethered Modem Capability + HSIA	399	199	50%
Gold 900	BlackBerry Enterprise Server Sync + Email + Instant Messaging + Social Networking + Internet Browsing on handheld+ Tethered Modem Capability + HSIA	900	599	33%

After the offer period, the respective rental on services will be charged from fourth month onwards

Get Premium Paid BlackBerry Apps worth Rs. 2000 for free this Diwali

Research In Motion (RIM) is offering premium paid applications for free for BlackBerry Smartphones and the PlayBook Tablet this Diwali season in India. These paid applications are worth Rs. 2000 and the offer is valid only till December 31, 2012.

BlackBerry 10 Receives FIPS Certification with Mere Months before Possible Launch

Research in Motion Ltd.’s (NASDAQ:RIMM) BlackBerry 10 operating system became the first RIM BlackBerry product ever to receive Federal Information Processing Standard (FIPS) certification before its launch date, as announced on Thursday by the company.

FIPS certification, according to RIM Vice President of Security Product Management and Research Michael K. Brown, means that the operating system is able to fulfill the stringent security protocols of United States government agencies and enterprises.

In his statement, Brown stressed the differentiating factor of BlackBerry as an operating system (OS), which is being able to “integrate end-to-end security and include certified encryption algorithms for data at rest and data in transit.” Brown said that the BlackBerry platform is the only mobile solution to boast of such high levels of security for its end users.

new delhi President Pranab launches low cost Aakash 2 tablet

The advanced version of low cost tablet Aakash was launched in New Delhi on Sunday by President Pranab Mukherjee.
Coming at a price tag of Rs. 1,130 for students, the new version Aakash 2, which will be made available to students of engineering colleges and universities to begin with, 
is now powered by a processor running at 1 GHz, has a 512 MB, a 7 inch capacitative touch screen and a battery working for three hours of normal operations.

Full talktime offer launched by Tata DoCoMo in Andhra Pradesh on occasion of Diwali

Tata DoCoMo has today, on the occasion of the upcoming festival of Diwali announced full talktime offers for its GSM Prepay customers in the Andhra Pradesh telecom Circle.

 

Tata DoCoMo has introduced two full talktime offer priced at Rs.222 and Rs.250 which will also offer users calls at a cheaper rate and 2 GB of data usage.

 

When existing Tata DoCoMo users opt in for the RCV of Rs.222, they will get full talktime with lifetime validity and they will also be able to enjoy making calls at just 1 paisa/2 seconds to all Local and STD numbers for the next 30 days.

Report: Galaxy S III beats iPhone 4S to become world's best-selling smartphone in Q3 2012

Research firm Strategy Analytics, has released a report which suggests that the Samsung Galaxy S III became the best selling smartphone for the first time ever in the Q3, 2012 beating Apple’s iPhone 4S.

 

As per the report, Samsung shipped about 18 million units of the Galaxy S III while Apple shipped 16.2 million units of its iPhone 4S.

This enabled the S III to capture an impressive 10.7 percent share of all the smartphones shipped worldwide to become the best-selling smartphone, while Apple’s iPhone 4S grabbed 9.7 percent share worldwide.

Get 1 year free access to BBM on buying Blackberry Curve 9220 & 9230 this Diwali

On the occasion of the upcoming festival of Diwali, Research in Motion, the makers of BlackBerry smartphones have announced a new offer for people who buy the BlackBerry Curve 9220 and BlackBerry Curve 9320 in India.

 

All the new owners of the BlackBerry Curve 9220 and BlackBerry Curve 9320 will get one year of free access to the BlackBerry Messenger or BBM, as it is popularly known as.

All you have to do is buy either of the two BlackBerry Curve smartphones between November 9 and December 9, 2012 and enjoy one full year of free access to the BBM. This offer is open to only new subscriber to Airtel and Vodafone.

Browse the internet on your BlackBerry Smartphone like a pro!

Samsung has sold 30 million Galaxy S III devices worldwide

Samsung has reached yet another sales milestone with its Galaxy S III flagship. The Korean giant just announced that it has sold 30 million units of the smartphone worldwide. The number includes the I9300 as well as carrier specific versions offered in specific markets such as the United States, Japan, and Korea and is spot on with earlier expectations.

The above number has been achieved in an impressively quick fashion – the first Samsung Galaxy S III units hit the shelves roughly five months ago. With the upcoming holiday shopping season right around the corner, coupled with the healthy drop of the handset’s price in some major markets, it is all but guaranteed that the number will increase even further, thus cementing the position of the device as the go-to top shelf Android smartphone these days.

BlackBerry no longer Pentagon’s phone of choice

Blackberry phones belonging to senior members of US President Barack Obama's cabinet are pictured just outside the Cabinet Room of the White House

Washington - The Pentagon will no longer retain an exclusive contract with Blackberry maker Research in Motion and has invited companies such as Apple to offer smartphones to its vast work force.

The move, announced on Thursday, comes only days after another government agency, the US Immigration and Customs Enforcement agency, said it was dropping the Blackberry device altogether in favour of Apple's iPhone.

The Defence Department insisted it would still continue to work with Blackberry phones and that “large numbers of RIM devices” would remain in use among thousands of military personnel and civilians working for the Pentagon.