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Failure has many critics... :-) God I need strength, I m sure, I will be answering each one of the critics from my relatives...!!! The Journey Called Life is going to see Bumpy road ahead...

An outsourced story... But found good... Have a look :-) 1. By all accounts, the iPhone 3GS works at a blazing rate of knots. We always thought that the original iPhone and the 3G were reasonably fast. So when we are looking at a speed hike (Apple claims the 3GS is TWICE as fast as the 3G in some tasks) we think it is reason enough to get the 3GS! In fact, many of the new apps on the App Store work best with the 3GS, and that alone will be a major reason for app freaks to upgrade. 2. The improvement in battery life is a huge plus. While the 3G used to last for about a day, we hear the 3GS ups that by about 50 per cent. Now, that would save us the hassle of carrying a charger all the time. 3. The three megapixel camera with autofocus and 30 fps VGA video recording makes a huge difference to the iPhone 3GS, especially when combined with the option to tweak video on the device itself, not to mention sharing them online. Finally, we have a great camera on the Godphone. 4. Voice control all...

Why did some foreign telecos not participate in the 3G auction? Uninor, a joint venture between Norway's Telenor and India's Unitech, first wants to see clarity emerge on the allotment of 2G spectrum before it takes the 3G plunge. Allocations of 2G airwaves have been put on hold until the government comes up with a new allotment methodology. Before March 2009, when the allocations were stopped, telecom companies got spectrum based on their subscriber numbers. Also staying away are overseas multinational telecom firms such as AT&T, Verizon, British Telecom, France Telecom, MTN, Orascom and Deutsche Telekom that are not present in India. They argue that the 3G policy is heavily loaded in favour of existing operators that offer services on 2G airwaves. Another reason for shunning the 3G auction is that many countries have already started commercial deployments of 4G technologies such as long-term evolution and Telenor is evaluating whether it should leapfrog by skipping 3G. Su...

So, after a long time , u ppl have bcum unfortunate again... I have got few spare minutes to discuss my personal stories... means.. to write after a long time.. .!! The current month is October 2009... As we - the most diversed and NESW flowing blend of 38 students (2005-2010) are in the final year of a 5 year programme called MBA INTEGRATED PRACTICE ORIENTED PROGRAMME... We actually have a unique story... we wre 50 in the first year.. got reduced to 47 by the end of first year.. and finally 38 in the fourth year... The others got placed... not in the companies , but to an other variety minded classroom of a different B-SChool... Like every B-School we have the following attributes: 1.We are thinking sky high plans on placement 2. We are very curious to come out of college to corporate world 3. We have stopped studying in lieu of workin on placements 4. We hate sessionals and exams as they irritate the placement work But but and but... Unlike Every B-school we are doing nothing to achi...

What are Swiss bank accounts? Swiss bank accounts, are just like any other bank account, albeit the heightened security through sophisticated security systems and absolute privacy offered by Swiss banks. All Swiss banks are regulated by the Swiss Federal Banking Commission and serve clients from all over the world. What kinds of customers are allowed to open a Swiss bank account? Just like a normal bank, almost any individual can open a Swiss bank account. Swiss bank accounts aren't just for millionaires, criminals or government officials trying to hide ill-gotten wealth, or celebrities protecting their assets from former spouses. They're available to anyone and average people, too, have Swiss bank accounts. People who live in countries with unstable governments and banks in particular often turn to Swiss banks because of their security and privacy. How does a Swiss Bank account work? A non-Swiss national must be at least 18 years of age to open an account in a Swiss bank. The ...

History of free ATM usage Before April 1, 2009, if you had to use the ATM of any bank with whom you don't have any banking relationship, you ended up paying fees. It meant you had to find the closest ATM belonging to your bank to withdraw cash and make balance inquiries. So RBI introduced a directive to the banks to allow free use of ATM machines irrespective of which bank a customer had accounts with. This meant that irrespective of which bank you bank with, you could use any other bank's ATM free of cost. However the banks were only to charge for the cash withdrawal made by the customers by using their credit cards, while cash withdrawal on debit card was made free. So with effect from April 1, 2009, you could withdraw cash from any ATM free of charge. Banks make a loss However, this has not worked out in the favour of banks. Earlier when the use of ATM was not free, the interchange fee was borne by the customers. This fee covered the expenses incurred by both the concerned b...

I talked abt Change, almost in every post i wrote , Be it connected to me, my house , abt the things, abt the scenario... Change is Law of Life, Now i m talkin abt the change in ppl. A lot many say tht i have changed myself , some say it in positive aspect and for very few knights it is a point of criticism.. They say it because they have got a topic to utter against me... I know i have changed... But its not a complete sentence... TRUTH is - I HAVE CHANGED FOR THE PPL WHO HAVE CHANGED FOR ME, FOR THOSE WHO HAVE REIMAGINED ME IN TO SOME NEW PERSONA. Well, i m in no mood to complain abt the ppl who have changed or the ones who think i have changed, i still find them the same human souls as they used to be for me earlier, i m no one to decide who actually is right or wrong, cause i know just one thing... Everyone possesses a mirror to see what his activities are upto and whether he is right or wrong. Everyone has a well developed thought process to see the difference between truth and di...