Samsung presented its Jet phone during IFA 2009, which enjoys the benefits of both advanced features of a smartphone and easy-to-use user interface of a conventional mobile phone.
Samsung Jet boasts world firsts in both display technology and speed of performance. Its pioneering 16M WVGA AMOLED display (3.1-inch) offers the most vivid and colorful full touch mobile experience available; the WVGA AMOLED screen provides a resolution that is four times higher than a WQVGA screen. Its 800MHZ application processor delivers breathtaking speed and stunning performance, making Jet the fastest full touch handset on the market today.
Samsung’s latest TouchWiz 2.0 user interface gives an unrivalled user experience and includes iconic new features such as motion UI, smart unlock, customizable widget screen, which are all perfect for managing your life at work and at play.
Sunday, November 8, 2009
Google eyeing India 3G market
The Business Standard newspaper quoted sources in India's telecom industry as saying Google may either team up with an Indian company to bid for 3G bandwidth or take on a role as a technology partner.
India is set to begin an auction of 3G radio bandwidth in January and has said foreign companies will be allowed to participate.
But non-Indian players will have to find Indian partners as India caps foreign ownership in telecommunication companies at 74 percent.
A spokesperson for California-based Google declined to comment when contacted by the paper.
Third-generation mobile services offers users high-speed access to the Internet with email and video capabilities on cellular telephones.
Experts say the auction of 3G radio spectrum for mobile services will put India's cellular market -- the fastest growing in the world -- on track for a new level of wireless telephony.
India's government has said it aims to raise 250 billion rupees (5.38 billion dollars) from the sale of 3G bandwidth.
Source : AFP
India is set to begin an auction of 3G radio bandwidth in January and has said foreign companies will be allowed to participate.
But non-Indian players will have to find Indian partners as India caps foreign ownership in telecommunication companies at 74 percent.
A spokesperson for California-based Google declined to comment when contacted by the paper.
Third-generation mobile services offers users high-speed access to the Internet with email and video capabilities on cellular telephones.
Experts say the auction of 3G radio spectrum for mobile services will put India's cellular market -- the fastest growing in the world -- on track for a new level of wireless telephony.
India's government has said it aims to raise 250 billion rupees (5.38 billion dollars) from the sale of 3G bandwidth.
Source : AFP
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