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TNS-Movirtu Study Reveals The Potential Of Mobile Technology As A Change – Agent

by Paul Joseph September 22, 2011 Featured

The potential of rural India in terms of being a market for mobile technology and the benefits of the same to the rural poor has been highlighted earlier on this blog. Recently, one of the leading research firms in the world, TNS conducted a detailed study of ‘needs and attitudes’ of those staying in the rural areas of Tanzania, Senegal and India. On first look it might seem a little weird that India has been placed alongside Tanzania and Senegal for this study. But the fact is that India and these two African nations have some of the highest concentrations of people living on less than $2 a day. This study was commissioned by Movirtu , the creator of the award-winning Cloud Phone™ software . The main aim of the study was to identify the potential of mobile technology in these regions and to understand how it can be utilized to improve the quality of life and to empower the farmers, first-time entrepreneurs and the youth residing here. The TNS-Movirtu study tried to understand their aspirations and ascertain how mobile technology could address a number of them. One of the key conclusions drawn by the study has been that the superior knowledge of mobile technology of the younger generation needs to be used to encourage and train the older generation to adopt it into their life and work. In India, for example, the study finds that more than 70% Internet users are students and young adults. Even though the Indian manufacturing industry has been growing steadily and the service sector has been creating a number of jobs, the majority of Indians in the rural area still depend on agriculture. In such a situation the role that mobile technology can play to help farmer’s access information, support and also reach out to the market needs to be highlighted. Social media has received a lot of publicity off-late and the same can be tapped in rural Africa and India. The study shows that in Tanzania farmers trust local leaders (62%) much more than newspapers (15%) . The same goes for India where the local ‘ panchayat’ is trusted more than the MLA. Mobile social networks, like SMS GupShup , can be used by the ‘panchayat’ to address the grievances of the rural poor or to distribute important information and announcements. Movirtu hopes that this study will provide its product development team with crucial insights into the “complex and evolving” needs of the consumers in these regions and help them to create specialized solutions for the end-users, mobile operators in the region and NGO’s operating in these regions. Are digital villages the way forward for India, Tanzania and Senegal? Tell us your views

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Visa Announces The Digital Wallet

by Paul Joseph May 14, 2011 Featured

It is reported that Visa moves towards another new step to make payments easy as it introduces the concept of digital wallet. This Wednesday Visa announced its plan to kick-start a one click payment system. This is done with the aim of allowing the Visa customers across the globe that will let them pay online for items which is just a click away! This next generation payment has again made Visa Inc . the global leader in the electronic payments arena. More easy ways and reliability is reforming the e-commerce system. This news is beneficial to customers, merchants as well as financial institutions. “Our new solutions deliver greater consumer choice, convenience and control while helping our clients grow their businesses. By helping to reduce abandoned online shopping carts and bringing new account holders into the Visa network, we create a win-win-win for merchants, consumers and financial institutions,” noted Joseph W. Saunders , Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of Visa Inc. Now we can all buy at various online portals such as Amazon.com where a single log-in will be required whether it is Visa, check card or PayPal or some other account. The information will be stored in the Visa servers so it is a onetime payment or customers. This will initiate in United States and Canada at the holiday shopping season. The features that are high end are: Click to buy Cross-channel payments solutions Preference management Merchant offers “The widespread adoption of Internet and mobile technology is changing the way people connect and transact across the globe, so we’re focused on delivering locally-tailored payments products and services. We are introducing new solutions for eCommerce and mobile devices that provide the same ‘Visa-quality’ experience–convenience, reliability and security–people enjoy when using their Visa cards at a retail location. In doing so, we are accelerating the global shift to digital payments by harnessing our brand, products, network and 50-plus years of payments experience” exclaimed Saunders. In the beginning probably the most of this technology will be used by online gamers as this will be extended to the social and online gaming arena so that customers can purchase virtual goods. This emerged out of two acquisitions made by the company as reported by them. They were PlaySpan and CyberSource . What Visa is looking at is to create flexible solutions that would make it easy to connect and purchase. Looking For A Social Media Agency?? – Contact WATConsult – India’s Leading Social Media Agency Related Posts Average Indian Spends Less Than 1 lakh A Year Via E-Commerce – Visa Study Megastores Vijay Sales and Viveks to give E-Commerce another shot Globus Forays Into Online Shopping, Launches E-commerce Portal Dealaram.Com to Bridge Gap Between Online Market And Offline Market Babyoye.com Receives Funding from Accel, Tiger Global

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Facebook An Important Source Of Traffic For News Sites: Pew Internet

by Paul Joseph May 10, 2011 Featured

A study by Pew Research Center’s Project for Excellence in Journalism shows how Facebook, Google and Twitter are doing in the territory of online journalism. The study relied on 25 largest news destinations and revealed that Google is the topmost traffic driver while Facebook secured the second and third positions. Interestingly, Twitter failed to live up to the expectations. This is quite surprising as over time Twitter has made a name for itself as a micro-blogging network which is used for sharing URL’s. But, in comparison to Facebook, Twitter seems to make little or no effect. Facebook, the world’s largest social network, contributed to 3 percent of traffic to 21 news sites that the survey included. Amy Mitchell, the co-author of the study said that for 5 websites, 6 to 8 percent of traffic was Facebook users. A major portion of the referral traffic was due to Facebook’s Like button , which continues to serve the interests of the publishers. Other than the Like button, links posted by users also helped people find the contents of these sites. But, Facebook’s Like button or other sharing tools couldn’t match up to the pace of the Google’s clout. Google remained in the dominant position by supplying 30 percent of total traffic to top news sites. Other than offering these insights, Pew’s report also states that finding news is no longer important in this digital age, rather sharing the news is. The report reads, “Google and Facebook are increasingly set up as competitors (for) sorting through the material on the Web.” This competition would be taken to a new level with the launch of Google +1 . With Google leading as the top most traffic driver, it wouldn’t be wrong to say that Google +1 would automatically become the top referral traffic provider in the years to come. But, Facebook is also not going to go down so easily and its recent actions show that the company is eager to improve this number. The social network initially launched the Journalists on Facebook page to help journalists and news organisations use Facebook as a tool to source news topics as well as promote their work. Facebook also hired Vadim Lavrusik to manage Facebook’s attempt at building a promising relationship with the journalist networks and communities. Some of the news sites, which were studied are New York Times, Washington Post, CNN, ABC News, CBS News, AOL News, Reuters, Yahoo News, Google News and The Chronicle’s SFGate.com. The report also focuses on an important issue — 77 percent of the referral traffic comes in the form of casual users, who visit these sites not more than twice a month. This pitches a big challenge for the websites in order to generate a new strategy for garnering more revenues as a pay wall would only jeopardise the present referral traffic. Mitchell said, “For the casual users, the revenue strategies will need to be substantially different than what you’re going to seek to do for the power users.” Check the Winners Of WATAwards Here Related Posts The ‘Free’ and ‘Fare’ Internet! Costolo Denies Selling Twitter To Google; Does Not Comment About Facebook Facebook Drawing Marketing Money Away From Google And Foursquare? Google Tweaks Social Search And Bing Bar Gets Facebook Integration Twitter Subpoena Over WikiLeaks Goes Public. Facebook And Google Compromised?

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Apps Beat Web Browsing On Mobile Devices?

by Paul Joseph February 22, 2011 Featured

As long as I’ve been using the web on various mobile devices, I’ve always found my usage heavily biased towards using apps. Right from Windows Mobile 6.1 (yes, they do have apps) to iOS, it has been about various apps. Why? It’s just more convenient/faster. When you need the web on-the-go, its almost always for a very specific purpose, and thanks to the ‘wonderful’ gprs/edge speeds we get, firing up Google and jumping from link to link isn’t always an option. At the recently held Mobile World Congress in Barcelona, Zokem – a company that provides mobile analytics – published a study on patterns in Mobile Usage. Now here’s the thing, it comprised of 2,200 smartphone owners and was restricted to the US and UK – so we’ll probably take the findings with a pinch of salt. Usage patterns for studied for the month of January 2011. Messaging related services – which included emails, text messages, multimedia messages, instant messaging, had an active-on-screen-time of 671 minutes in a month. Apps which comprised of maps, games, entertainment, social networking, productivity, were a close second with 667 minutes of monthly usage. Voice usage was third with 531 minutes and web browsing was at 422 minutes in a month. A long way behind app usage. While the gap maybe exaggerated since the study was conducted among smartphone users – who have access to a lot of apps, unlike many feature phone users. The interesting thing to observe is the trend – Have apps will Use! ( Image Credit ) Multimedia services – online music and video were used mainly through native apps. Email apps were found to reach 76% of the users in the study, while gaming apps were at 45%. In contrast, web browsing was used more for News, search and commerce sites. Adult entertainment saw almost zero usage on native apps and was accessed mainly through mobile browsing. Email and gaming through web browsing was found to have low usage as well. This translates to over 20 minutes of on-screen-time for native apps, which is an important figure for developers and advertisers to look at. There was also a very interesting post by Chomp CEO Ben Keighran on TechCrunch this weekend – drawing parallels between what happened to the web in 1996 and the state of mobile apps today.  We recently covered a Cisco study that stated that mobile data traffic was going to increase 26 fold in the next features. It attributed bulk of this increase to consumption of mobile video – something apps are used heavily for. Do you use mobile apps more than you browse? Let us know! REGISTER FOR WATSUMMIT – INDIA’S FLAGSHIP SUMMIT ON DIGITAL MEDIA REGISTER NOW! Related Posts Now Count Your Calories With Sugar Free’s New Mobile App If Mobile Apps Shape Who We Are..Indians Mean Business NewsHunt Claims To Be Most Downloaded Indian Mobile News App Nokia Announcing New Partnership And Headquarters On Friday? Are Indian Youth Behind Their World Counterparts In Mobile Internet Use?

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Bajaj to remove it’s ages old brand name

by Paul Joseph February 1, 2011 Featured

For almost 70 years of service, Bajaj has been known for being one of the best motorcycle manufacturers in India. Bajaj is considered as one of the company that named itself in accordance to the owners’ last name or family name. However after all years of experience the word Bajaj will soon be removed in all their product, service and showroom. Just like for example the two famous and popular motorcycles that they manufacture which are the Bajaj Pulsar and Bajaj Discover. Both of the said motorcycle will now be known as Pulsar and Discover. The change is being approved by Rajiv Bajaj which is the eldest son of the chairman of the company, Rahul Bajaj. This is actually not new with growing businesses or company. There are a lot of company that changes their name because there’s no need for their name to be added on their product since people already know about them and the product that they are producing like Hindustan Unilever, ITC and Procter & Gamble. After the study and analysis of the company, they are starting to remove the name Bajaj in their product and business cycle. And they are confident that even without the name Bajaj, it will not decrease the sales that they have and in fact the company forecast to increase their sales in future. Well, it is not all about that name, it is all about the product of the business that will make it popular. Bajaj already proved to their customer that they can provide a high quality product. The name of a certain company is important because it will keep the distinction between the best and not. As time goes by, if the consumer already comfortable of using the certain product for long period of time, so there is no need for them to go to other company and will stay to the same company or manufacturer no matter what will happen with the name of the company as long as they will keep the same quality that they are giving before. We really can’t stop changes, and what we can do is to learn how to adapt the changes. Bajaj is one of the companies that has plan for a better future of their organization, they are trying to make some changes of name because they believe that even without the name Bajaj, the quality remains.

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A Look At Mobile Number Portability Before Its Pan India Launch

by Paul Joseph January 18, 2011 Featured

January 20th could finally be the day we get Pan-India Mobile Number Portability. According to a report in Business Line – at least 5 major service providers have confirmed that they would roll out services ‘by next week’. We’ve followed the MNP story from the beginning and if you want to get up to speed go here . 12 days into the MNP regime in Haryana we had analyzed its effect( hat tip ) and the number of requests that had been put in. At that stage there were about 30-35k requests (0.2%) and telcos had expected this number to rise to 1.5% over 2 months – still less than the monthly churn of 5%. Now we have some updated figures . A total of 140,000 requests(approx) were made of which 50,000 were rejected. The actual churn was estimated to be around 80,000 in Haryana with a total subscriber base of 19 million. Unless my calculator failed me that’s around 0.4% and only in the unlikely event that it jumps a massive 1.1% in the next 2 weeks it would meet the guess-timated 1.5%. What’s also interesting to note is the change of tone by the service providers, some were largely sceptical of the facility back in December, but now just a few days before its launch they seem to be welcoming it. But the bottomline remains. It will lead to increased competition between them and the already ‘mobile’ telecom customer will have more options at his disposal – with a lock in period (90 days) of course. But after riding that, the customer is free again. And it is too early for the numbers to tell the complete story. Haryana is just one state, several local factors could skew the numbers as well. It may be hard to pin point who will actually gain the most but service quality will be a big factor. Informate Mobile Intelligence – a telecom research agency – got in touch with us recently with results of a rather interesting study they carried out. They analyzed the number of dropped calls that customers of different service providers encountered. So there it is – according to the study – Airtel, Tata DoCoMo and Aircel were found to have the lowest call drop rates. While Reliance and Loop had the highest. It was largely believed that the bigger operators stood to lose out the most. While lower Tariffs may be successful in enticing customers via MNP, they can use the same way out once the lock-in period is over if they aren’t satisfied with the service. So while MNP has everyone in a tizzy, it is almost impossible to predict how it will impact the telecom space at large. It could be a game changer, or it could be a mere utility with opt-in and opt-out rates nearly canceling each other out. Either way, we’ll keep an eye on the numbers. And for those of you who are eagerly waiting to jump ship – In order to port your number, all you have to do is send a text message from your phone to 1900. The system will then generate a Unique Porting Code. This UPC will have to be given to the new operator while purchasing the new sim – along with a form. And a fee of Rs.19 (maximum) can be levied, which the destination operator can decide to waive.( excerpt ) What impact do you think Mobile Number Portability will have? Let us know REGISTER FOR WATSUMMIT – INDIA’S FLAGSHIP SUMMIT ON DIGITAL MEDIA REGISTER NOW! Related Posts Mobile Number Portability’s Data Churn And How Telcos Will Implement It! Happy Mobile Number Portability Day? – MNP Kicks Off In Haryana Mobile Number Portability Delayed – Yes Again! – to 25th November Pan-India Mobile Number Portability by year end? Bailout Alert – Govt. May Reduce Failing Telcos’ Pain

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Wedding Planner Portals For Delhi, Mumbai, Bangalore and Hyderabad

by Paul Joseph January 6, 2011 Featured

In India, winter is not only – the season to be jolly, it is also seems to be the season to get married. The wedding industry is estimated to be around Rs 1,90,000 crores. However, ‘organized’ isn’t a term you’d probably associate with it. Anyone who’s ever actively planned one will know how crazy and demanding the whole process can be. Red Hot Web Gems (RHWG) is trying to make it a little simpler. How? A website of course. It has launched four wedding planning portals for Delhi, Mumbai, Bangalore and Hyderabad already and has some more in pipeline, including Chennai, Jaipur and Kolkata. The concept is simple – detailed directories for all wedding related vendors in a given city spread across categories like wedding planners, decorators, photographers, jewellers, caterers.. you get the point – everything you could possibly associate with a wedding. The site also targets NRI users, it claims they can do everything from choosing a venue to selecting wedding invites without having to visit India. Apoorv Kalra – Executive Director (RHWG) said the following, “The portals are committed to help couples with the best possible service on the most important day of their lives. It will simplify the wedding planning process by offering huge database of various local wedding planning professionals to couples and allowing them to choose a vendor who suits their personal style and budget. The portals are also of great help to couples or families seeking expert advice on everything from current style trends to wedding etiquette. Our goal is to make wedding planning easy and fun for couples.” There already seem to be plenty of portals in this space as a quick google search will tell you and in the long run success will boil down to search rankings and word of mouth. But for that they have to ensure they have reliable data. Most of the directory sites tend to be only information sources, then leaving people to fend for themselves with various vendors – I don’t think that will really improve experience in the long run. I wonder if anyone will go beyond the call of duty and be a little more actively involved. I smell a potential revenue stream here. If anyone is doing this already please do name them in the comments section. The four portals from RHWG do have an expert advice section – but it seems more broadcast than interactive. So if you’re planning a wedding in any of these 4 cities, you might want to give one of these portals a try, but be sure to come back and tell us how useful it was. REGISTER FOR WATSUMMIT – INDIA’S FLAGSHIP SUMMIT ON DIGITAL MEDIA REGISTER NOW! Related Posts I-Cube Report 2007: Cyber Cafes Remain Favorites! Snap Deal Now Offers Corporate Gift Vouchers Sulekha.com Study Reveals Cost Saving Potential In India’s Used Car Market Ebay.in’s India Census And The Rise Of Ecommerce To 3G Or Not 3G?

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Android To Become Asia’s Most Popular Mobile OS?

by Paul Joseph November 26, 2010 Featured

After its spellbound success in America, Google’s mobile platform Android is now casting its magic on Asia as well. It overtook the mighty Symbian OS as the clash of the titans (mobile operating systems) continues in the continent. Globally, Symbian OS still rules the roost though Android is closely following it. It occupies about 25.5% of the entire smartphones market. And in North America, Android is growing faster than iOS and BlackBerry. GfK RT Global conducted a research in Hong Kong, Macau, South Korea, Taiwan, Indonesia, Cambodia, Malaysia, Philippines, Singapore, Thailand and Vietnam, where Android has let the mobile phones manufacturers to think beyond hardware manufacturing to succeed in Asia. The report also indicates that smartphones saw a sea rise in their sales in Asia during July 2009 to June 2010, the period when the research was conducted. If we talk in terms of numbers, it is about 4.7 million units of smartphones, which is a 270% growth, and worth over $ 1.48 Bn in Q3 this year. According to, the market research firm, “ Our Q3 report shows that Android has recently overtaken Symbian as the most popular smartphone OS in the context of Asia as a whole, in both value and unit sales. However, it is interesting to note the difference in OS trends when we look at findings in North and Southeast Asia separately.” The Verdict In Southern Asia, Symbian OS is seen ruling the market though there has been a gradual decline in its sales figures. Steadily, the smartphones manufacturers are shying away from making Symbian based phones. Whereas in Northern Asia, the mobile OS war is getting more intense due to the fluctuations in the Mobile OS market shares, probably due to the changes in game plans of  the smartphones manufacturers. Incidentally, Android, RIM (BlackBerry) and iPhone OS have been gaining in the smartphones market from the spending of Symbian OS. According to Ben Wood, Head of Research, CCS Insight, a British consultancy, “ Google’s success in Asia was not limited to the region covered by the study. We have noted rapid adoption of low-cost Android devices in India and China Mobile’s oPhone flavor of Android is clearly gathering momentum,” Wood said.” What’s Up In India? In India, Nokia promoted Symbian OS still holds a majority of the market, quite closely followed by BlackBerry. However that does not Android is lagging far behind. Perhaps, it is thought to be as a game changer now. If we compare between Android and Symbian, the former has about 50 smartphones built on it from about eight manufacturers, while the latter has only 30 smartphones based on it. Nokia may lose out soon if it continues to patronize Symbian as the smartphone revolution is now on the prowl. Google- The Ultimate Gainer? This ever increasing popularity of Android is due to the patronage of Samsung and HTC, which are the ones which have put in so much of money at stakes to roll out high-end powerful smartphones. Erich Schmidt should definitely be grateful to these two global mobile giants. Whatever happens, if Android continues to rule the Asian market, the main beneficiary would be none other than Google . At this age when smartphones have overtaken computers and with more and more manufacturers vying for taking  a plunge into Android OS, the search engine giant’s ream of roping in $ 1 Bn every year from its mobile OS does not appear to be a mirage anymore. Which Mobile OS are you using now? Looking For A Social Media Agency?? TRY US! Related Posts Indians Most Receptive To Mobile Ads : Inmobi Survey Introducing BlackPad – BlackBerry Maker RIM’s Answer To The iPad Android To Overtake Windows Mobile, BB And iPhone In 2010 – Report Google Offering $10 Million To Mobile Application Developers BlackBerry Maker RIM And Indian Government Closer To A Solution?

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3G Adoption Will Be Slow : Nielsen Study

by Paul Joseph November 25, 2010 Featured

We have written extensively about 3G , debated its tradeoffs , analyzed(and hoped) that it would spark off growth in related industries( here and here ). And while there is a genuine buzz related to it, living in a technology centric world it is sometimes easy to lose touch with the ground reality. A study by the Nielsen Company ‘may’ dampen some of excitement around the ‘great 3G Dream’. Or  maybe just set the expectations right. As part of its Consumer 360 conference in Delhi , released a study on 3G Adoption. Perhaps the most startling find was that only 1 in 5 people said they would ‘ definitely ‘ adopt 3G. While 2 in 5 said they would ‘probably’ do so. The encouraging aspect is that only 5% said they would ‘ definitely not ‘ adopt 3G. The study classified people into 4 groups – Power User, Imitator, Ambivalent and Uninvolved, based on how likely they were use technology. 36% of the Power User category – comprising of the tech savvy crowd and working professionals – said they would definitely adopt 3G. Other groups were significantly less eager. Other Key Takeaways from the study include : Even though there is high awareness about 3G, migration is going to be a challenge and could take 8-10 years for large scale adoption. 35% expressed a willingness to leave their current carriers if they didn’t offer 3G services at some point. This figure was significantly lower (6%) among people who were not inclined to adopt the technology. 3G services are likely to be more attractive if bundled with 3G enabled handsets as 63% of those inclined said they would ‘definitely; adopt 3G handsets. Add the 24% who ‘probably’ would, and thats almost 90% of the 3G enthusiasts ready to upgrade their handsets. It uses that example of the US market to typify this trend. However it is important to note that the Indian market is very different from that in the US. The concept of handsets bundled with connections never really caught on. Handsets and Connections are bought separately. Merely making 3G services affordable will not drive adoption unless there is a significant boost to user experience and the proposed advantages are relevant to the consumer. Here it cited the example of Japan which was able to achieve nearly ‘universal’ 3G penetration because of competitive subscription plans and relevant services. Unlike Korea, which despite having a 90% adoption rate was not able to translate that into 3G Data Usage. For those of us, who spend a lot of time reading/writing about technology, it is normal for the perceived impact to be magnified in our minds. An effect that Vivek Wadhwa describes as ‘ Living in an Ivory Tower ‘. This study, reminds us that there is often a big difference on what we visualize and what actually transpires. On the flip-side though, we’re easily 4-5 years behind the curve with 3G. Sluggish adoption does not bode well, and its even worse for those already pushing 4G. And what about that 3G revolution that we keep talking about – are we willing to wait 8-10 years for it? I hope not! What do you think of this study? Let us know! Looking For A Social Media Agency?? TRY US! Related Posts Discovery And Apalya Partner To Launch 5 Mobile TV Channels To 3G Or Not 3G? 3G Subscribers To Cross 107 Million Users In India by 2015:PwC India’s Telecom Market to Soon Get Virtual Network Operators DoT To Invite Bids For Rural Broadband

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WWW: WAT Weekly WrapUp 1st – 7th November 2010

by Paul Joseph November 8, 2010 Featured

Last week saw some frenetic action in the telecom space. While Tata DoCoMo finally launched its 3G services and Aircel set up ‘Experience Zones’ in Chennai, the back and forth over Mobile Number Portability continued. The DoT is looking at a November 25th launch but larger telcos want it to be put off till next year. And BlackBerry maker RIM got a reprieve till Jan’2011. A new search engine – Blekko – finally came out private beta to face the real world. And Twitter partnered with Hootsuite to begin serving In-Stream Ads. All this and more in last week’s wrapup! Posts Via WATBlog Google Instant Goes Mobile! Get Lightning Fast Internet With BSNL’s Fibre-To-The-Home Technology Internet Explorer 9 Beats Other Browsers In HTML5 Compliance? Bucketbolt.com – A Review Mobile Number Portability? ‘Not This Year’ Say Telcos Samsung And Yahoo! All Set To Expand Their Internet TV Reach Tata DoCoMo Unveils 3G Services – Free For A Week! Sulekha.com Study Reveals Cost Saving Potential In India’s Used Car Market Have E-Commerce Portals Struck Gold With Personalized Apparel? Facebook Temporarily Bans App Developers Who Leaked Out User Information India To Have Encrypted SIM Cards? Aircel Will Invest $500m For 3G Rollout, Sets Up 3G Experience Zones in Chennai Blekko – A Vertical Search Engine That Goes Where Google Doesn’t! Gmail and Yahoo!Mail Now In Your Hotmail Inbox Twitter Experiments With In-Stream Ads on HootSuite IMRB launches Web Audience Management (WAM) Apple And Motorola Battle It Out Over Patents India Gives BlackBerry Maker RIM Time Till 31st January, 2011 Samsung GalaxyTab comes to India Cloud Computing nDesktop Powered by Nivio Mobile Number Portability Delayed – Yes Again! – to 25th November ITAT Rules Against Microsoft In Software Royalty Tax Case BootStrapToday.com – An Online IT Lifecycle Management Tool Press Releases via WATPR.com InMobi Regional Managing Director Elected to Mobile Marketing Association Asia Pacific Board of Directors VenSat Unveiled Accelerates Growth Trajectory Netex Launches its Flagship Service “Learning Coffee- Application Training ”, in India Smartphone Apps Market Model Takes mHealth Market to New Level Looking For A Social Media Agency?? TRY US! Related Posts WWW: WAT Weekly WrapUp 17th – 24th October 2010 WWW: WAT Weekly WrapUp 11th – 17th Oct 2010 WWW: WAT Weekly WrapUp 4th – 10th October 2010 WWW: WAT Weekly WrapUp 27th Sept – 3rd Oct 2010 WWW: WAT Weekly WrapUp 20th – 26th September 2010

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