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  • Gone in 6 missed calls: Mumbai businessman cheated of Rs 1.86cr in SIM swap fraud

    The money was reportedly transferred to 14 accounts through 28 transactions across the country

  • What is eSIM technology and how will it impact the telecom sector?

    What is eSIM technology and how will it impact the telecom sector?

    eSIM modules are soldered onto the circuit board, thereby rendering a dedicated SIM card tray obsolete.

  • Security worry may prompt TRAI to ask cos to wait before giving user second SIM

    Security worry may prompt TRAI to ask cos to wait before giving user second SIM

    Issuing another SIM after the a certain time lapse would give the companies enough room to verify if subscriber had applied for more than one SIM

  • Cautiously positive on Reliance Ind; like some NBFCs: Geosphere

    Cautiously positive on Reliance Ind; like some NBFCs: Geosphere

    He is positive on the local market. He said it is currently a part of a 'globally optimistic rally'.

  • Sub-Rs 2,000 Nokia feature phones to hit Indian mkt in Jan-Mar

    Sub-Rs 2,000 Nokia feature phones to hit Indian mkt in Jan-Mar

    The handsets will be rolled out in India around the same time at a price less than Rs 2,000.

  • Govt allows Aadhaar e-KYC for new mobile connections

    Govt allows Aadhaar e-KYC for new mobile connections

    Forget the bulky paperwork, you can now apply, validate and activate new pre-paid and post-paid mobile connections using your Aadhaar card and fingerprint at the point of sale.

  • Manana Innovations to invest Rs 500 crore in telecom business

    Manana Innovations to invest Rs 500 crore in telecom business

    "We are looking at international roaming business. In India, this market is estimated to be around Rs 18,000 crore. We are looking to capture five percent of it i.e Rs 900 crore in two years and ten percent in three years," Manana Innovations Founder and Director Chandan Ghosh told PTI.

  • One billion new unique mobile subscribers by 2020: Report

    One billion new unique mobile subscribers by 2020: Report

    The new GSMA report forecast that the number of unique mobile subscribers will increase from 3.6 billion at the end of 2014 to 4.6 billion by 2020, increasing by four percent per year over this period.

  • India has 55.48cr mobile owners, 14.32cr Internet users

    India has 55.48cr mobile owners, 14.32cr Internet users

    There are total 77.39 crore functional SIMs with validity but only 64.34 SIMs are being used by 55.48 crore mobile devices owners, the study report said.

  • Mercury Launches mTab Neo With SIM Support

    Mercury Launches mTab Neo With SIM Support

    Mercury mTab Neo powered with a 1 GHz Dual core processor and Android OS has a 7 inch capacitive multi-touch screen with HD resolution.

  • TRAI raises SMS limit to 200 SMS per day per SIM

    TRAI raises SMS limit to 200 SMS per day per SIM

    Telecom consumers will now be able to send up to 200 SMSes per day from a SIM, as against the earlier limit of just 100 SMSes per day imposed by the Telecom Regulatory Authority of India (Trai).

  • COAI seeks review of 100 SMSes per day norm

    COAI seeks review of 100 SMSes per day norm

    Telecom operators' lobby COAI has asked Trai to reconsider its recommendation to limit 100 SMSes per day per SIM, saying the such a regulation may pose a potential challenge to the "fundamental rights" of an ordinary subscriber.

  • Report suggests next iPhone to support GSM and CDMA

    Report suggests next iPhone to support GSM and CDMA

    Although speculative all this while, some substantiating evidence indicating that next iPhone would be a world phone has now surfaced.

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