India Broadband Forum Feed |
- Star cricket hd become upscale hd on 2nd day 2nd test
- Video Streamin on MTNL
- 'Sudden' leader of a 'troubled' nation
- Hayai Broadband FAQs
- BEAM please start your operations in NCR
- BROADBAND does not work at day-time
- MTNL 3g unlimited plan -nid detail
- Dsl keeps on blinking at night time !
- STAR HD Channels
| Star cricket hd become upscale hd on 2nd day 2nd test Posted: 31 Jul 2011 03:32 AM PDT Ohh god!!!. Pic quality is horrible. Looks interlaced (lines) Clearly lower resolution stretched. I may do with 1 proper HD sports channel than this fake upscaled HD. Poor show for Tata Sky.
|
| Posted: 31 Jul 2011 03:26 AM PDT Different youtube videos are encoded at different bitrates. 1 mbps is generally not suitable for youtube streaming. You need 2 mbps for having a consistent experience.
|
| 'Sudden' leader of a 'troubled' nation Posted: 31 Jul 2011 03:16 AM PDT Quote: Originally Posted by blr_p  Her ten minute statement did not contain the K-word. When's the last time a Pak FM managed that. Oh that's right. never. Do you think she is powerful enough to remove the K-word from the joint statement? Even Zardari won't have that much power. Quote: Because everyone would love to live in peace and anything that allows a little glimpse of it is welcome. Its called hope. Believing that India's intelligence would be good enough to stop terrorist attacks on Indians is hope, but believing that Pakistan would stop sponsoring these attacks on India is delusion. JMTC
|
| Posted: 31 Jul 2011 03:12 AM PDT Quote: Originally Posted by abhi_22 When are you guys starting service in Delhi. As you've mentioned that you will probably begin from Saket, I just wanted to know when will it reach Janak Puri ? I'm eargerly waiting for it. As for Janak Puri, I don't even know where that is (checks Google Maps)... uhhh... right... ...is that Janakpuri, west of Ghaziabad or Janak Puri, north of IGI Airport? Those two places could have very different answers. I *think* for NCR it looks like we may have to attack it from 2 fronts: firstly in areas adjacent to the metro(s), secondly from the outside in - starting in the towns adjacent to Delhi itself and permeating in through the suburbs until we can get central Delhi sorted out.
|
| BEAM please start your operations in NCR Posted: 31 Jul 2011 02:55 AM PDT [QUOTE=Zaman2011;525593]Yes BSNL is the only noticeable player. Sify is available in parts but their reliability is even lesser and they provide only 1 Mbps plans at the highest and in most areas only 512 kbps. So, obviously they cannot be a noticeable player. Guwahati is the business or you can say economic hub of North East India. It is like Mumbai or Delhi is for the rest of India. From all other North Eastern states as well as from other states (such as Marwasris from Rajasthan, Gujratis and other businessmen) people come to Guwahati for business, studies or various things. All trade in North East also goes through Guwahati and it has got the best facilities and economic strength in the whole region. I consider myself half Delhite but if I speak from an Assamese point of view, then North East India as a whole was neglected by rest of India and some sort of step motherly behavior was carrier out though the region gave one of the greatest dividends for India due to natural and mineral resources. That was also the reason for the emergence of terrorism, demand for independence etc. in the past but all those have ended. Indian govt. also reduced the step motherly behavior recently and things are quite good now. Terrorist groups have also surrendered or are in talks with the govt. and everything is peaceful as a whole and development taking place rapidly. I returned back to Guwahati only a couple of years ago after nearly spending a decade in Delhi and things have improved a lot recently. All major international brands have setup their centers here, business is on a rise and everything is moving at a fast pace. It was always the center of North East even during the militancy era (Guwahati was anyways never that much affected even during those days .. a few bomb blasts etc. have been the only exception) and it has only improved and expanded now. [quote] The important thing for us to consider entering an urban area such as this one is population & demographics. For someone from my country a city with a population of >1 million is a large city and as such would likely be well worth servicing - if the demographics support it, that is. What I mean by that is, if there's only 100 people in a city of this size who can afford the premium services, then it would probably be impractical go around laying cables, however, that doesn't necessarily rule out Hayai Lite. On the other hand, if we can reach at least a full 1% of 1 million people (if we estimated 2.5 lakh households) then things can begin to even out nicely. Quote: Originally Posted by Zaman2011 Broadband users in the whole region especially Guwahati is fed up with the crap BSNL service. They cannot do anything as there is no backup. BSNL can do as they wish because they know that they have complete monopoly and there is no competitor. So, there is no risk of losing customers even if they do not give any importance. Quote: Originally Posted by Zaman2011 Wireless internet like Tata Photon etc. are there but not everyone likes wireless which would never give the performance and reliability of a wired line. Quote: Originally Posted by Zaman2011 If anybody like Beam or Hayai enters the region then they can virtually steal all the customers away from BSNL. If Airtel or Reliance would have entered then maybe even they would have taken away 60% of customers from BSNL leave apart Hayai or Beam. Quote: Originally Posted by Zaman2011 All customers might not go for Flat Rate plans though most will. People like me or even regular internet users would go for Flat Rate plans. But casual and average users would opt for something like the Beam Plans of a thousand bucks or your pay as you go plans. It would depend as I would not lie. Every internet user here would not shell out 2K for internet unless they use the internet a lot like students etc. Quote: Originally Posted by Zaman2011 And once a person is addicted to broadband he/she cannot shy away and it is a fact. And with no competition and with the better service, there is no chance of them moving to any other provider if the service is good. Quote: Originally Posted by Zaman2011 NOTE: Not only Guwahati but other places within Assam are the most economically strong cities of the North East. International brands etc. setup centers at various places within Assam itself before going to other places of North East. Some some economic bigwigs within Assam which you can expand later are Dibrugarh, Tinsukia (tea estate giants of India are there), Digboi (Asia's oldest oil refinery and other industries), Jorhat, Sibsagar and so on. You also have Marwari and other North Indian businessman who have been ruling Assam's industries in most of Assam's cities and towns for long and they also do not care about money). There is everything that is possible and also money but development never happened compared to the rest of India due to neglect. Not to mention that Assamese people are one of the most cordial and friendly people who believes in universal fraternity even by Indian standards and all Indians are very friendly and admired by the whole world. In fact, Assam is also an alter ego of India and is nearly as diverse if not more yet with massive "unity amongst diversity". There are two geographical parts in Assam which are Brahmaputra valley an Barak valley and both are culturally and linguistically quite different like is the case with North and South India. Loads of thing to tell. Sorry for the long blabbering but to be frank though I am a hardcore patriotic and consider myself half Delhite but I am also an Assamese and so feel for the native region too. However, coming to point the best point to start in North East is obviously Guwahati which is very big in terms of both economy as well as potential. Then you can target the high end and progressive cities especially of upper Assam like Jorhat, Sibsagar, Dibrugarh and Tinsukia. All these four districts/cities are side by side and are amongst the most economically strong cities of Assam after Guwahati and so infrastructure would also easier as they are side by side.
|
| BROADBAND does not work at day-time Posted: 31 Jul 2011 02:52 AM PDT |
| MTNL 3g unlimited plan -nid detail Posted: 31 Jul 2011 02:50 AM PDT I did nothing. My balance increased automatically. Cannot prove it. Only my word.
|
| Dsl keeps on blinking at night time ! Posted: 31 Jul 2011 02:50 AM PDT disconnect the telephone on line & try again happened to me too. follow these steps if you must http://broadbandforum.in/bsnl-broadb...on/#post523163
|
| Posted: 31 Jul 2011 02:47 AM PDT Awsome Quality :D
|
| You are subscribed to email updates from India Broadband Forum Feed To stop receiving these emails, you may unsubscribe now. | Email delivery powered by Google |
| Google Inc., 20 West Kinzie, Chicago IL USA 60610 | |
0 comments:
Post a Comment