Tata Docomo now introduces ts latest value-for-money
offering for its prepaid data customers under the Photon sub-brand of the
company. The offer ‘Double Data Advantage’ gives all the new Tata Docomo Photon
Plus preped customers in Karnataka, 6 GB deta usage when they recharge for FRC
350. Not only that, custemers will get an extra data worth 1 GB on their next 4
subsequent recharges within due date of 30
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Friday, December 07, 2012
Saturday, October 06, 2012
BSNL prepaid mobile Tariff offers reduced mobile call rates to high Balance customers
State-run BSNL has revised call rates of prepaid
mobile services under its Balance Based Tariff scheme. As per scheme, BSNL
offers attractive call rates to customers keeping high prepaid balance. BSNL
prepaid mobile customers with balance amount of Rs.1000 or more can avail local
calls on BSNL network at reduced call rate of 40p/minute and 50p/minute on
other local networks. BSNL provides balance based tariff for Rs.1000, Rs.2500
and Rs.5000 balance levels. These call rates are now revised from 10.10.2012 as
per table below.
The Balance Based Mobile Tariff is
applicable to Saral Anant, Per Minute plan and General plan customers. It
is not to applicable to Per sec plan, Pyari Jodi, Student Special, Jai Jawan
and Roam Free plan customers.
BSNL Balanced Based Prepaid Mobile Tariffs
Account
Balance more than
|
Local
On-net
|
Local
Off-net
|
STD(
On-net / Off-net)
|
Rs.1,000
|
Rs.0.40/Min
|
Rs.0.50/Min
|
Rs.0.55/Min
|
Rs.2,500
|
Rs.0.30/Min
|
Rs.0.45/Min
|
Rs.0.50/Min
|
Rs.5,000
|
Rs.0.20/Min
|
Rs.0.40/Min
|
Rs.0.45/Min
|
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Wednesday, October 03, 2012
Dish Network Offers Satellite Broadband television Internet
Satellite TV provider Dish
Network has mounted what appears to be a two-pronged effort to bring satellite
television to homes via the Internet. The company announced it will offer
satellite broadband service aimed at rural users starting Oct. 1, and at the
same time, the company is said to be negotiating with content providers and TV
networks to offer their channels in their entirety over the Internet.
Dish says it will offer
satellite-delivered broadband service priced in two tiers. The first will cost
$39.99 per month for 5Mb per second (Mbps) download speed and 1 Mbps upload
speed, and a 10GB per month cap on the amount of data you can use. The second
tier, for $49.99 per month, offers twice the download speed (10Mbps) and a 20GB
data cap. If a customer signs a two-year contract with the company and signs up
for one of its more expensive TV plans, Dish will waive a $99 installation fee.
The global average of broadband
download speed (according to speedtest.net) is 11.89 Mbps — and the U.S. broadband
average speed is now 6.7Mbps, according to Akamai. If Dish can deliver those
speeds as advertised, rural customers who currently can only use the Internet
via antiquated dial-up service would see significant improvements in their
network connectivity. Dish’s pricing is competitive with other satellite
Internet companies such as ViaSat, offering its Exede Internet service at
similar rates.
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