MTS Data Card Tariff

MTS’s wireless EVDO Data Card provides speed up to 3.1 mbps.It is available in Delhi and NCR region.There are two MTS EVDO Data Cards.One is the Standard Data Card available at price of Rs.2,999.The standard EVDO Data card of MTS will give up to 2.4Mbps speed.The other data card is Premium data card.It will cost Rs.3,499 and will give up to 3.1Mbps browsing speed.The other difference in the Standard and Premium data cards is their look & feel.The downloading speed will be 150kbps-220kbps.

For the first month with Rs.500 recharge you will get 5GB of data-transfer valid for the first month.

 MTS EVDO data card Tariff Plan

• Rs.500 – 30 Days validity with 500 MB Download after this Rs.2/MB will be charged.
• Rs.599 (Night Plan) – 30 Days validity with 10GB Download night only (10pm to 7am) Day Time charges will Rs.2/MB
• Rs.750 – 30 Days validity with 2GB Download after this Rs.2/MB will be charged.
• Rs.1500 – 30 Days validity with 10GB Download after this Rs.2/MB will be charged.

The additional data-transfer will be charged at Rs.2/MB.In the night plan , daytime data charges will be Rs.2/MB

Toshiba Announces Wireless Docking Station USB

Toshiba unveiled the Dynadock W10, a port replicator USB wireless serves dock for the computer of choice. Connected through a wireless USB receiver, it offers complete remote connectivity. Back at his workstation, the user has a laptop so that the USB to connect to be connected wireless to all devices.

It does have six USB 2.0 ports (two front), a network interface 100 Mbps Ethernet, a DVI video output (HDMI or VGA via adapter), an output jack for speaker of SPDIF digital output, and in front of another for a helmet and finally a microphone input jack.

The Wireless USB standard used caps to 480 Mbps in total and has a range of 3 meters. The Toshiba Dynadock W10 is compatible with Windows and will be marketed in France and elsewhere in Europe during the fourth quarter, for a price not specified. The devices are standard WUSB offered around 150 euros.

AIR 2.0: the great promises of Adobe

The company Adobe has unveiled the features of the second version of the AIR environment. A competitor to Microsoft Silverlight, Adobe AIR enables to develop rich Internet applications directly on the computer through a range of web technologies (XHTML, JavaScript, Flash, Flex).

Adobe AIR 2.0 should also raise more barriers between the computer and the Web by providing a programming interface for native processes. This should enable applications for AIR programmed to communicate with the local software. It can for example imagine it will be possible to interact with the local address book or calendar. This will require that the developer distributes its application form. Exe file for Windows or. Dmg for Mac. AIR should also support storage devices such as USB key or digital camera. Ideally the user should be able to upload photos to a memory from an application specifically designed for Flickr for example.

Directly from an AIR application it will be possible to open a document through the implementation of an open API. Adobe also announced the support of multicast for Windows 7 and Mac OS X 10.6. Finally, we note a new version of the WebKit engine, promises in terms of performance and memory consumption or further efforts in terms of accessibility, with such support JAWS to read the dialog boxes.

In June the company announced 200 million installations of the first version of the software. A first beta of AIR 2.0 is expected at the end of the year. The final version should be published early 2010.

Modu plans to release a special box with Android OS

The company Modu is planning to release a special box with Android OS for the modular phone . Development at an early stage, so will not soon, around the end of 2010.

Director General Modu - Dov Moran confirmed that the mobile phone Modu 2 will have a touch screen and support networks 3,5 G, as well as some other features.