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The results, by telecom operator: BSNL While it did not participate in the 3G auction, BSNL will have to pay the Indian government Rs. 10,187 crores for spectrum in 20 of the 22 circles. Its costliest circles are Karnataka, Tamil Nadu and Andhra Pradesh, at Rs. 4418 crores for the three circles. Bharti Airtel – Will pay Rs. 12,295 crores for spectrum in 13 circles, the most amount spent by an operator in this auction – Has won spectrum in: Delhi, Mumbai, Andhra Pradesh, Karnataka, Tamil Nadu, Uttar Pradesh (West), Rajasthan, West Bengal, Himachal Pradesh, Bihar, Assam, North East, Jammu & Kashmir. – It’s most expensive acquisition is spectrum in Delhi – Rs. 3316 crores, followed by Mumbai – Rs. 3247.07 crores – Spectrum in 5 circles – Andhra Pradesh, Tamil Nadu, Uttar Pradesh (West), West Bengal and Himachal Pradesh is in the 1959-1964 Mhz band. – Spectrum in 5 other circles – Delhi, Rajasthan, Assam, North East & Jammu & Kashmir is in the 1969-1974 Mhz band – Spectrum won ...

Based on the COAI report, the number of Indian GSM subscriber has increased by 12.4 million users. With this addition, the total number of GSM subsricbers has become 494 million against the 481 million the previous month - a 2.58 percent increase from August which reported 481 million GSM subscribers in the country. According to report, for the month of September 2010, BSNL topped the list with 2.3 million new subscribers followed closely by the newcomer Uninor which reported 2.17 million new subscibers. This report shows Airtel and Vodafone, the two giants in India GSM market, beaten by Uninor and BSNL surprisingly with Airtel adding 2million and 1.7 million for Vodafone. With these new additions, BSNL now has 72.6 million subscribers while Uninor is reported to have 11 million subscribers in total. In terms of total number of subsribers though, Airtel still leads the market with its 143 million subscribers while Vodafone is following with 115 million users...

The wait, as it's said, is finally over. Today at a press conference in Bangalore, Tata Docomo revealed that they would be commencing 3G services on the 5th of November, making Tata Docomo the first private operator to launch broad 3G services in the country. It was further revealed at the press conference that Tata Docomo would be launching 3G services in all the circles allocated to them after the 3G auction conducted by the Department of Telecommunications. Here are the most important things you should know about Tata Docomo's 3G launch and the services they are going to launch with: > Important dates to remember: Okay, so first up on the midnight of 4th of November all current Tata Docomo subscribers' (post-paid and pre-paid) connections will be upgraded to 3G automatically. Subsequently, all new subscribers to Tata Docomo (and current subscribers) will get to use free 3G services till the 11th of November. > Charges, Rates etc: The Tata Docomo executives we...

More people browsed the Internet last month with a device running Apple's mobile operating system, iOS, than used Linux to do so. That's a first for Apple, according to NetMarketShare, a firm that produces metrics on the market share of browsers, operating systems and search engines. However, the market figures do represent a new way that NetMarketshare has adopted to calculate market share for Apple. "In order to more accurately describe usage share for Apple devices, the iPhone, iPod Touch, and iPad are now being grouped under their common operating system iOS," the firm explained. "When these devices are combined, they have over one percent of global browsing share, which is now higher than Linux," it said. Information at the research firm's website shows iOS steadily gaining browser market share since October 2009, when its share was 0.44 percent, to last month, when its share was 1.13 percent. Linux's share, on the other hand, reached its lowest...

Apple yesterday launched a whole range of new iPod Touch with a front and rear-facing camera, smaller iPod Nano 6G with multitouch screen, and new iPod Shuffles. In an Apple musi-centric event, Steve Jobs called it the "biggest change in the iPod lineup ever," when the company launched new iPods which will hit stores next week in the U.S. and are available for preorder. The new iPod Touch 4G The new Apple iPod Touch is slimmer than previous iPod Touch -- it measures 4.4-by-2.3-by-0.28 inches and weighs 102 gm. Chief among the new iPod Touch's features are new front and rear-facing cameras to the latest iPod touch. The new iPod Touch's camera can capture still images and HD 720p videos, and has the iPhone 4G's 1-GHz A4 processor and retina display with an image density of 326 pixels-per-inch, and a 3-axis gyroscope for improved gameplay