MTNL 3G Data Plan Rs.20 – 250 MB 3G Data Usage and 50 SMS Free

Continuing its leverage of bringing best and affordable 3G services, India’s first 3G Mobile service operator Mahanagar Telephone Nigam Ltd (MTNL), announced the launch new Daily Data Plan for its prepaid 3G subscribers in Delhi circle.

With more of a whimper than a bang, after the launch of longer validity Unlimited 3G Data Plans, MTNL introduces another path breaking, cheapest 3G Data Plan of Rs.20 which offers free 3G Data Usage up to 250 MB plus 25 Local and 25 National SMS to any network across India.

The Free Data Usage will be valid till midnight (1 day) and beyond free usage data charges will be 1 paisa for 10 KB. The free data usage is also applicable in while National Roaming on BSNL Network anywhere in India except Jammu & Kashmir circle wherein prepaid roaming not allowed.

The 3G Data Plan-20 is launched initially in e-recharge (Pyro) and subsequently it may be extended through paper coupon.

Here are the details :

With the launch of the above 3G Data coupon of Rs.20, existing daily data coupon of Rs.41 which offer 300 MB and 60 SMS may be withdrawn from market as both being daily pack with overlapping attributes.

For more details Dial 1503 / 9868112345

Google to abandon older browsers

Google is phasing out support for older browsers from 1 August.

Those using IE7, Safari 3, Firefox 3.5 and their predecessors to view Gmail, Google Calendar, Talk, Docs and Sites will then lose some functions.
Eventually, it warned, these web services will stop working for those sticking with older browsers.
The move is part of a trend to stop the use of ageing browsers which can be insecure and not sophisticated enough to handle the latest web technologies.
Code malfunction Statistics on browser versions gathered by StatCounter suggest about 17% need to change in the light of Google's decision.
Google made its announcement in a blogpost saying its engineers were keen to make use of the latest capabilities in browsers, and that required support for HTML5 technology.
As a result, from 1 August, Google will only support what it calls "modern browsers". By this it means the latest versions and major prior releases of Chrome, Firefox, Internet Explorer and Safari.
As new versions of these are released, Google will get its web services working with that and then drop support for the third-oldest version.
Support in this sense means that Google will only do compatibility testing with more up-to-date browsers. It will not carry out tests with older programmes and can make no guarantees that web services will work with them.
Concluding the blogpost, Venkat Panchapakesan, vice president of engineering at Google, wrote: "These new browsers are more than just a modern convenience, they are a necessity for what the future holds."
In mid-May, Mozilla, which oversees development of Firefox, kicked off a plan to get the 12 million or so people using version 3.5 of its browser to update.
It said it was "frustrated" with efforts to get people to upgrade and had taken a series of steps to force change.
It used pop-up screens, adverts, re-directs and updates to steer people towards more recent versions of Firefox.
Figures gathered by Mozilla suggest the campaign has had some success as the number of users on Firefox 3.5 has now dropped to about one million.
Microsoft's campaign to stop people using Internet Explorer 6 is one of the longest running upgrade efforts.
The software giant has used its automatic update system to get newer versions of its browser out to many users.
However, many companies prefer not to use this system and that has meant IE6 clinging on in some firms and nations.
Globally about 11% of browsers are IE6, suggest figures compiled by Microsoft, and there is a wide variation around the world.
About 34% of Chinese net users are on IE6, as are 22.3% of South Koreans and 11.6% of Vietnamese people.

Airtel Launch Mobile Wallet Service In Delhi, Noida, Ghaziabad and Faridabad

Airtel has announced the launch of its mobile wallet service named Airtel Money for customers in Delhi, Noida, Ghaziabad and Faridabad. Airtel money is a service offering from airtel Mcommerce Services Limited (AMSL) that allows you to load cash into your mobile and pay for just about anything: from a grocery store to a shopping mall or eating out with friends.



The airtel Mcommerce Services or Airtel Money offer you following benefits:

Deposit cash: Now you can store cash on your airtel Mobile by just depositing it at your nearest retail outlet.

Pay bills & recharge: You will be able to use this cash in your mobile for making bill payments (telecom, electricity, gas, insurance premium, financial services, etc.) and recharge (mobile, DTH) all through your mobile phone!


Shop at merchants: You can also use your airtel Money wallet for making payments at Over-the-counter (OTC) merchants such as your nearest kirana store, food outlet, chemist, etc.

Shop sitting at home: What's more! You can also pay sitting at home for services like booking movie tickets, travel tickets,or shop online at rediff and indiatimes, etc.



Aimed at offering customers with an efficient alternative to cash transactions, airtel money will empower its customers with access to a convenient and secure way of making payments through the ubiquitous mobile platform. Airtel M Commerce Services was granted the license to use the Semi Closed Wallet by the Reserve Bank of India in year 2011. Airtel has already established partnerships with over 2,200 merchants in Delhi NCR (including utility providers like NDPL, BSES Yamuna, BSES Rajdhani, Indraprastha Gas, LIC and organized retailers such as Easy Day, Chalchitra, Yo China, Costa Coffee, Hair n Shanti, DT Cinemas, Fun Cinemas among others as well as local chemists and grocery stores) who will accept payments via airtel money.

You can get more info at www.airtelmoney.in. To know more about Airtel Money you can dial 12121 (toll free) from their Airtel mobile phones or non-Airtel mobile customers can dial 88000121 21.

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