China Mobile is the leading mobile operators in the world when it comes to mobile services and now the company has crossed half billion mobile users in China. Now 38% of the Chinese mobile users use services from China Mobile, which is just unbelievable and recently Apple has started offering its popular iPhone on China Mobile, which will add more to the increasing number of China Mobile's subscribers.
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Tuesday, October 20, 2009
China Mobile Crosses Half Billion Users
China Mobile is the leading mobile operators in the world when it comes to mobile services and now the company has crossed half billion mobile users in China. Now 38% of the Chinese mobile users use services from China Mobile, which is just unbelievable and recently Apple has started offering its popular iPhone on China Mobile, which will add more to the increasing number of China Mobile's subscribers.
Friday, June 26, 2009
Import of Chinese Cell Phones Without Identity Code Banned
Import of Chinese mobile phones without unique identity code numbers has been banned, India's commerce ministry announced.
"Import of mobile handsets without International Mobile Equipment Identify (IMEI) number or with all-zero IMEI is prohibited with immediate effect," the Director General of Foreign Trade said in a notification.
IMEI - a unique 15-digit number - helps authorities trace the handset that has been used to make a call.
The Department of Telecom (DoT) had earlier directed telephone operators to disconnect services to subscribers who own handsets that do not have the IMEI code as such phones posed a security threat.
However, since then, the Cellular Operators Association of India has developed a software for embedding genuine identity code - issued by the global association of telecom operators - on handsets without the requisite IMEI numbers.
"Import of mobile handsets without International Mobile Equipment Identify (IMEI) number or with all-zero IMEI is prohibited with immediate effect," the Director General of Foreign Trade said in a notification.
IMEI - a unique 15-digit number - helps authorities trace the handset that has been used to make a call.
The Department of Telecom (DoT) had earlier directed telephone operators to disconnect services to subscribers who own handsets that do not have the IMEI code as such phones posed a security threat.
However, since then, the Cellular Operators Association of India has developed a software for embedding genuine identity code - issued by the global association of telecom operators - on handsets without the requisite IMEI numbers.
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