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Indian CDMA Operators Offers Free Internet with Samsung Corby Speed

on December 31, 2009 – 3:37 pm38 Comments

Recently, Samsung Electronics launched Samsung Corby Speed, the CDMA version of its popular phone Samsung Corby. This handset has been tagged as “Mobile Phone with Broadband”. To promote this device, some major Indian CDMA operators like Reliance Communications, MTS India and TATA Indicom has joined hands with Samsung to provide free internet usage bundled with this amazing device.

Reliance Communications:
Reliance CDMA postpaid subscribers will get free data usage upto 15GB/month for two months, i.e. 15GB x 2 months = 30GB. Reliance CDMA prepaid subscribers will get free data usage of 10 GB which has to be used within 30 days

MTS India:
MTS India subscribers will get free data usage of 5GB/month for three months, i.e. 5GB x 3 months = 15GB. MTS India subscribers will also get unlimited free access to sites like Yahoo India, MakeMyTrip and Wikipedia.

TATA Indicom:
TATA Indicom subscribers will get free data usage of flat 10 GB which has to be used within 2 months.

Samsung Corby is already one of the most popular mobile phone in India and the new Samsung Corby Speed, that promises upto 2.4 Mbps speed with free data usage is definitely a great “value for money” device.

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  • http://gingle.co.cc vishal

    one thing al u guys shoulld knw is that all service providers list their speeds in kilo bits or mega bits per second. but all devices display the speed in kilo bytes or mega bytes per second. and as everyone knows that 1byte=8bits , so whatever speed the provider tells u, u should divide it by 8 to know the real speed. eg. if some one tels u 512kbps , it actually is 64kBps. notice that the bigger b here symbolises bytes and the smaller one bits.

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