5th January 2009, 23:13
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5th January 2009, 23:42
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Still a bit a research on the net on GSM standards might help. | |
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5th January 2009, 23:48
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Many people think that 3G is some technical term or a frequency that GSM works for high speed data transfer.. It simple means 3rd genearation in telecomunication standards. It applies to many standards not just GSM. 3G - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia | |
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| In India, you don't sign one year contracts like you do in US. It is a better telecom market here and you are free to choose your service provider whenever you wish 'if you are on GSM.' Now coming back to your point, I would like to know if you have a EDGE enabled GSM phone. If yes, get a service provider who gives reliable GPRS/EDGE service in your area (Again, is it Pune?). Buy their Prepaid SIM, use the GPRS; if you get EDGE with a Prepaid connection, well and good, or else, buy a postpaid GPRS plan with EDGE connectivity. Again you won't be able to do Remote Desktop efficient, but connecting to VPN and downloading mails should be alright. I can say that from my colleagues' experiences of their GPRS and USB internet devices. Quote:
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