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CDMA 2000 1x Comes to India
nilesh writes "Yesterday, Reliance Infocomm launched one of the largest CDMA networks in the world [Google news]. This wireless network will cover 90% of India's population on a backbone of 60,000 kms of optic fibre. They have dreams of providing an Internet-enabled Java-powered CDMA2000 1x phone to almost every Indian citizen for around tariffs as low as 40 paise per minute or 0.8 cents per minute. The Samsung/LG/Kyocera phones will be replete with applications ranging from internet banking to video on demand and online gaming. Now all we need is Quake for Java and we'll have college kids playing deathmatches with each other in classroom at 144kbps. The next game revolution is in sight."
Looks like they didn't have enough Indian models for all the bullet points...
Where is your directed advertising, RI?!
What this will do for phone sex!!!
On a serious note, this would be a kicker for the spam-king and the telemarket-king.
Sorry couldn't resist. I'sa gots sum ishues.
This SIG pulled due to lack of funding. (This damn war is costing too much!)
>Or perhaps you couldn't care less, but you're too lazy and ignorant to think about what you're typing, in which case why should we care about whatever you've got to say?
Read my last flame on someone who said this before. It is ambiguous either way you say it. Unless you mean to say that he couldn't care less, or, in other words, he wouldn't want to violate his principle that it is so important that caring less would be a great loss for him.
HTH. And next time quit being a prick. It doesn't look good on you.
[ Hey, wait a minute, it seems that telling people your misnomers for what is barely a speedbump in the english language is your new passtime. Maybe mine should be correcting you each time! Fun, fun, fun! Because I hate grammarians! Especially when they can be corrected! ]
[ Hey, wait another minute. You never bothered to reply to me last time! Could you care less? Or not? ]
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