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Another very smart QWERTY mobile phone has just arrived a very new and stylish mobile phone has exclusive features. G-Fone G-588 India’s first mobile with all the features like CDMA GSM OR GSM GSM SIM card options. So many attractive features to mesmerise you.

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A new revolution in mobile telecomy, a triple SIM CDMA phone has come into your way to catch your hold renowned name in electronics Videocon has launched exclusively nine more handsets now the no.has increased from 12 to 21 handsets. Videocon group has got the turnover of Rs 24,000 crore, among Indias top 15 business houses and most emerging 100 giants of the world amazingly it is among the top 50 brands in India so many achievement tags really!

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The controversial Digital Economy Bill (DEB) which was passed by the House of Lords this week. ISPs and other technology organisations have been saying that further investigation is required and the Bill should not be rushed through Parliament as there are various cost implications which would mean pricing increases for consumers.

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A wonderful outcome of LG is their newly launched LG Cookie fresh GS290 mobile phone that was recently unleashed in India.

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At the recent MIX10 event in Vegas Microsoft put some more flesh on the bones of the Windows Phone 7 operating system and they’re moving towards a closed application approach like Apple.

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Micromax launched its first gaming-centric Dual Band GSM mobile phone, Micromax G4. This new mobile handset brings in India, the Gamolution means gaming revolution. Micromax G4 is specially designed for Mobile Gaming wherein user can play like a Wii video game using 4 motion sensors. The handset kit is equipped with separate CD of games.

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Ofcom will tomorrow (18th march 2010) introduce new rules to stop Telecoms companies mis-selling landline services to consumers. Companies that fail to comply with the new rules (General Condition 24 of the Communications Act) will faces fines of up to 10% of their turnover.

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