VARINDIA IT MAGAZINE

VARINDIA- INDIA'S FRONTLINE IT MAGAZINE Uninor has rolled out a new offer which includes free unlimited local calls (Uninor to Uninor) on Sundays. This offer is applicable to all existing / New Uninor customers. The offer is valid on every Sunday starting from July 22nd to August 26th 2012. Shivkumar Mudaliar, Circle Business Head, Uninor's Tamil Nadu operations said,’’ Uninor believes in building a strong bonded community of subscribers on our network to enjoy our proposition of “Pay Less Talk More”. We want them to take time out on a Sunday and catch up with their friends & relatives, and talk absolutely free on Uninor to Uninor calls. We welcome all our subscribers to make the most of this Special Sunday offer – a true Gift from Uninor.” Furthermore, Uninor recharges are available across 35000 telecom retail outlets, 78 exclusive Uninor Stores across Tamil Nadu.    For More Details See www.varindia.com

VARINDIA- INDIA'S FRONTLINE IT MAGAZINE Uninor has announced a first of its kind tie up with Suryan FM powered by Hungama Mobile to bring the Joy of radio in various languages for its customers. The tie-up is said to enable Uninor customers to enjoy a wholesome music experience, in their preferred language from their hometown radio station, accessible on mobile handsets. Amaresh Kumar, Chief Product Officer, Uninor said "Our current association with Suryan FM in Tamil Nadu is yet another significant step in providing a unique entertainment product to the masses. Both FM and telecom services have been known as the common man's product and have proved to be great medium of entertainment and communication respectively. We are hopeful that these two mediums when bundled together would yield delightful results for all our customers." Nisha Narayanan, Senior VP Projects & Programming RED FM said, "With the digitalization age at its peak, we are very glad that radio...

VARINDIA- INDIA'S FRONTLINE IT MAGAZINE With the Government targeting rural and poor students, the Tamil Nadu Government is getting ready to distribute 68 lakh free laptops to students from September 15. The State-run Electronics Corporation of Tamil Nadu (Elcot) has floated an international competitive tender for sourcing 9.12 lakh laptops in the first phase of the scheme, which is spread out over five years. Elcot hopes to provide training to handle the laptops. It is interesting to note that the Corporation has directed manufacturers to burn the State Government's logo on the chip so that it is displayed when the machine is switched on. "We have done this to prevent misuse of the laptops, such as unauthorized sale or diversion into the open market. The firms should incorporate on-screen display of the TN Government logo," an Elcot official told. "The design and layout approval should be obtained from Elcot before production," he said. With the laptops ex...