A new decision has been taken up by Telecom Commission, which has modified the 3G policy for CDMA players. It has now opted for auctioning system for the players of CDMA too. Prior to this, DoT had expressed to allot spectrum to the CDMA players in the 800 MHz band based on the total number of subscribers. This would have indirectly provided profit to CDMA biggies including RCom.

There are basically three categories of circles, the prices of which have been allotted by the Telecom Commission. For metros the base price in the 800 MHz band would be Rs 40 crore, as well as for category ‘A’ circle. For category ‘B’ circle and ‘C’ circle, the price would be Rs 20 crore and Rs 7.5 crore respectively.

London, Aug 28: The latest version of Microsoft Corp.''s Internet browser includes a piece of software that lets you surf the Web without a trace of what you checked out.

The InPrivate feature on Internet Explorer 8, dubbed “porn mode”, allows users to conceal the sites they have viewed at the click of a button.

Scrabulous would no longer be available from face book. It is exterminated from USA, Canada,UK and Australia. The rights to the Scrabulous IP are held by Mattel Inc. The company had blocked the access for U.S. and Canadian people in the month of July this year. It was blocked following legal battle between Hasbro and Scrabulous creators Rajat Agarwalla and Jayant Agarwalla. Hasbro is a creator of the on board game Scrabble while "Scrabble" is an internet base online game.

San Francisco - Microsoft on Wednesday unveiled a trial version of a new Internet Explorer designed to fight the growing challenge from Firefox.

But the new browser from the giant software company won't have it easy. Developers for the open-sourced Firefox released a trial version of a new application for the internet, Ubiquity, which makes it easier to access and share information that combines intuitive commands with browser functionality.

Ludhiana, Aug. 27 : To overcome the increase in petrol and diesel prices, travellers in Punjab are taking to bikes powered by electricity, which reduce pollution and also reduce the commutation costs.

In Punjab, the low-cost, easy to maintain and "cool" e-bikes are all set to replace motorcycles and scooters. E-bike manufacturers in Punjab are gearing up to meet the demand for `plug in'' and `ply'' bikes.

These electric motorized bicycles or E-bikes are safe, convenient as well as economical. And, they are now catching the fancy of the common man in Punjab.