http://www.rahulgaitonde.org/2006/04/thoughts-on-mobile-data-access-in-india/ Thu, 22 Sep 2011 21:55:00 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3 http://www.rahulgaitonde.org/2006/04/thoughts-on-mobile-data-access-in-india/#comment-105 Shailesh Gopale Thu, 27 Apr 2006 09:16:00 +0000 http://www.rahulgaitonde.org/2006/04/26/thoughts-on-mobile-data-access-in-india/#comment-105 Mobile phone for data usage, used by masses will be next big thing. Mobile phone for data usage, used by masses will be next big thing.

]]> http://www.rahulgaitonde.org/2006/04/thoughts-on-mobile-data-access-in-india/#comment-104 Jaggernaut Thu, 27 Apr 2006 07:23:00 +0000 http://www.rahulgaitonde.org/2006/04/26/thoughts-on-mobile-data-access-in-india/#comment-104 Hey again,From my limited knowledge about cell phones and other electronic gizmos, I know that 6600 is a Symbain-OS-based smartphone. I was wondering if Java-based applications run on a Symbian-based system, and vice-versa.I am not nit-picking, but as far as I know, the 6600 does not have an FM radio, or an in-built MP3 player, neither does it have USB support.That said though, I agree that at its current retail price, it holds immense promise as a common-man's PDA. What is probably needed on Nokia's part is to launch an upgraded 6600 - a 6600i, perhaps, featuring a better camera, USB, more memory, and stereo sound. I think the 6600 has immense brand equity which Nokia should make good use of. Price it well (around 9-10k) should be fine, and I see a potential winner. Hey again,From my limited knowledge about cell phones and other electronic gizmos, I know that 6600 is a Symbain-OS-based smartphone. I was wondering if Java-based applications run on a Symbian-based system, and vice-versa.I am not nit-picking, but as far as I know, the 6600 does not have an FM radio, or an in-built MP3 player, neither does it have USB support.That said though, I agree that at its current retail price, it holds immense promise as a common-man’s PDA. What is probably needed on Nokia’s part is to launch an upgraded 6600 – a 6600i, perhaps, featuring a better camera, USB, more memory, and stereo sound. I think the 6600 has immense brand equity which Nokia should make good use of. Price it well (around 9-10k) should be fine, and I see a potential winner.

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