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Your Cellphone Bills Will Get Larger, Airtel Says It May Go First
Telecom operator Bharti Airtel may take lead in hiking mobile call and services rates this year as it looks to increase average revenue per user to Rs 200, a top official of the company said.
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Cellphone Bills Are Getting Larger: Vodafone Follows Airtel In Raising Rates
Telecom operator Vodafone Idea (VIL) on Tuesday announced that it will raise prepaid tariff rates by up to 25 per cent with effect from November 25.
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Does Gender, Remaining Battery Affect Surge Pricing? Uber, Ola Asked
Does gender, time and battery left on a passenger's cellphones affect cab rates under the practise of "surge pricing" used by ride-hailing platforms Uber and Ola, a parliamentary committee looking into the Personal Data Protection Bill, sources have told NDTV.
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Aadhaar To Be Voluntary For Banking, Phones. Centre Takes First Step
An updated law to make sharing of Aadhaar details voluntary for cellphone connections, bank accounts, school admissions and other services, is expected to be passed in the winter session of parliament. In a first step to changing the law, the cabinet today signed off on the necessary changes, after which the draft bill will be introduced in the Lok...
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Bill Gates Didn't Let His Children Use Phones Until They Turned 14
"We don't have cellphones at the table when we are having a meal," Gates added. "We didn't give our kids cellphones until they were 14 and they complained other kids got them earlier."
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Proposed 'Textalyzer' Bill May Give US Cops the Right to Access Cellphones
The proposed bill is heavily supported by the Distracted Operators Risk Casualties (DORCs) group.
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Opinion: Will Your Cellphone Bills Increase? The Impact of Spectrum Auction
The importance of telecom services in the consumption basket of over half a billion Indians is generally underestimated. Ask the largely self-employed migrant workers in big cities or small towns, and they will tell you how mobile bills constitute around 6% to 8% of their monthly consumption expenditure.
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A Flurry of Varying Cellphone Offers Sows Consumer Confusion
Welcome to the confounding world of wireless phone billing plans.
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T-Mobile to Refund Customers Millions for Billing for Unwanted Services
T-Mobile US will pay at least $90 million, mostly in refunds, for billing customers for cellphone text services they didn't order.
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Bill to Legalize Unlocking Cellphones Passes Congress
The bill will make it legal for consumers to open the digital locks on their cellphones so they could more easily switch wireless carriers.
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Now on Your Cellphone Bill, Services You Never Wanted
The practice of cramming is common on bills for fixed lines, but only recently began to appear on bills for mobile phone usage.
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Can you hear me now? Americans love and hate their cellphones
Mobile phone owners like the convenience and ease of connectivity, but rue that they can be interrupted more easily, have to pay the bills, and face bad connections.
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Woman shocked by $200,000 cell phone bill
A South Florida woman got a shock when she opened a recent cell phone bill: she owed $201,000. It was no mistake.
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Your Cellphone Bills Will Get Larger, Airtel Says It May Go First
Telecom operator Bharti Airtel may take lead in hiking mobile call and services rates this year as it looks to increase average revenue per user to Rs 200, a top official of the company said.
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Cellphone Bills Are Getting Larger: Vodafone Follows Airtel In Raising Rates
Telecom operator Vodafone Idea (VIL) on Tuesday announced that it will raise prepaid tariff rates by up to 25 per cent with effect from November 25.
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Does Gender, Remaining Battery Affect Surge Pricing? Uber, Ola Asked
Does gender, time and battery left on a passenger's cellphones affect cab rates under the practise of "surge pricing" used by ride-hailing platforms Uber and Ola, a parliamentary committee looking into the Personal Data Protection Bill, sources have told NDTV.
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Aadhaar To Be Voluntary For Banking, Phones. Centre Takes First Step
An updated law to make sharing of Aadhaar details voluntary for cellphone connections, bank accounts, school admissions and other services, is expected to be passed in the winter session of parliament. In a first step to changing the law, the cabinet today signed off on the necessary changes, after which the draft bill will be introduced in the Lok...
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Bill Gates Didn't Let His Children Use Phones Until They Turned 14
"We don't have cellphones at the table when we are having a meal," Gates added. "We didn't give our kids cellphones until they were 14 and they complained other kids got them earlier."
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Proposed 'Textalyzer' Bill May Give US Cops the Right to Access Cellphones
The proposed bill is heavily supported by the Distracted Operators Risk Casualties (DORCs) group.
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Opinion: Will Your Cellphone Bills Increase? The Impact of Spectrum Auction
The importance of telecom services in the consumption basket of over half a billion Indians is generally underestimated. Ask the largely self-employed migrant workers in big cities or small towns, and they will tell you how mobile bills constitute around 6% to 8% of their monthly consumption expenditure.
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A Flurry of Varying Cellphone Offers Sows Consumer Confusion
Welcome to the confounding world of wireless phone billing plans.
-
T-Mobile to Refund Customers Millions for Billing for Unwanted Services
T-Mobile US will pay at least $90 million, mostly in refunds, for billing customers for cellphone text services they didn't order.
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Bill to Legalize Unlocking Cellphones Passes Congress
The bill will make it legal for consumers to open the digital locks on their cellphones so they could more easily switch wireless carriers.
-
Now on Your Cellphone Bill, Services You Never Wanted
The practice of cramming is common on bills for fixed lines, but only recently began to appear on bills for mobile phone usage.
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Can you hear me now? Americans love and hate their cellphones
Mobile phone owners like the convenience and ease of connectivity, but rue that they can be interrupted more easily, have to pay the bills, and face bad connections.
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Woman shocked by $200,000 cell phone bill
A South Florida woman got a shock when she opened a recent cell phone bill: she owed $201,000. It was no mistake.
