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Indosat to Support Operator Billing on BlackBerry App World

Research In Motion (RIM) and Indosat today announced an operator billing option for Indosat’s BlackBerry® customers that purchase apps on BlackBerry® App World™.

Operator billing will allow Indosat’s BlackBerry customers to conveniently and securely purchase apps from BlackBerry App World and charge the purchases directly to their Indosat bill. Customers will also be able to charge in-app purchases to their Indosat bill, which allows for the purchase of digital goods, such as additional content or more levels to a game, to be made without interrupting the application experience.

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Posted by Oki Rosgani 

Vodafone Launches Mobile Application Store in India powered by Appia

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Posted by Oki Rosgani 

RIM Announces BlackBerry Mobile Fusion, BES services for iOS and Android device

Simplifies Management of Smartphones and Tablets for Business and Government

Research In Motion (RIM) (NASDAQ: RIMM; TSX: RIM) today introduced BlackBerry® Mobile Fusion - the Company's next-generation enterprise mobility solution and RIM's entry into the multi-platform Mobile Device Management (MDM) marketplace. Building on years of leading enterprise mobility management solutions from RIM, BlackBerry Mobile Fusion will simplify the management of smartphones and tablets running BlackBerry®, Google® Android® and Apple® iOS® operating systems.

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Posted by Oki Rosgani 

BlackBerry services will banned in Indonesia regarding to porn content

Within two weeks, the BlackBerry services in Indonesia will be banned if RIM did not immediately block access to pornography content. Tifatul Sembiring, as an Indonesian IT minister gave a deadline 2 weeks for RIM to shut down for access to pornography content. If not, the IT minister would give sanction to the RIM in the form of revocation of operating permit.

In Indonesia, RIM is partnering with six cellular provider are Telkomsel, Indosat, XL Axiata, Axis, Three and Smart Telecom. As reported by the detikinet, RIM partner in Indonesia has blocked access to porn sites, but on the side of RIM's international connections are not blocked to these content.

If RIM still allowing access to rude content before the end of this month all BlackBerry services in Indonesia through the six provider will be banned.

[via detikinet]

Posted by Oki Rosgani 

Telkomsel Wavesecure protect cellphone data for Indonesian customer

Telkomsel Wavesecure has officially introduced by Tekomsel Indonesia. Through this services, Telkomsel will offer mobile data protection solutions for Telkomsel subscribers.

Telkomsel Wavesecure services presented through an application developed by TenCube. Application of this Wavescure indeed has long been known as the 'all-in-one solution' to protect mobile data.

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Posted by Oki Rosgani 

Garuda Airlines bring ticket purchasing via sms

Garuda Indonesian Airways will bring an easy way to purchase airline tickets via SMS. Garuda took Telkomsel to provide this service. This services is expected to be received by the Garuda customer starting next two months. Currently Garuda Indonesia and telkomsel are reportedly preparing for the system.

A new way to buy Garuda ticket will take the advantage of T-Cash facility owned by Telkomsel. T-Cash is a service that enables Telkomsel customers to conduct transactions such as purchases and payments via mobile phones.

In addition to purchasing tickets via the SMS service, Garuda Indonesia is also eager to integrate mobile technology into the fleet. Garuda Indonesia expects its aircraft from next year passengers can access the Internet using a laptop and do SMS communication during flight.

[via Kompas]

Posted by Oki Rosgani 

Nokia launching "WeMeet" in India

Nokia is launching WeMeet application in India, this is a location aware application (works with cellid) that enables users to create chat groups and buy/sell products using SMS. WeMeet works with S40 and S60 phones as well (SMS based app that works on low-cost devices). The service is launched by Nokia’s Research Center.

To use We Meet, all you have to do is download and install the Java client on your mobile phone, which can be run on any S40 or S60 phone and get started right away.You can create groups and start adding contacts to the relevant groups.

If you are using the Java client, your location information will be broadcasted along with the SMSes.The software “threads” the messages in chronological order, making it easy to follow the conversation. The effect is something like an instant messaging conversation, but at the fraction of the cost and on devices with no data plans.

[via zomgitscj]

Posted by Oki Rosgani 

Indosat bring DC-HSPA+ 42 Mbps in Surabaya

Indosat just launch fast Internet access service DC-HSPA+ 42 Mbps in Surabaya, Indonesia. Indosat claim the DC-HSPA+ services could provide download speeds of up to 42 Mbps for customers Indosat Mobile Broadband and IM2. Previously, these service has only presented to Indosat customers in Jakarta.

In addition, with launching this services, Indosat bring network modernization for Surabaya city, this modernization is done to save power consumption and space requirements by up to 50%. Also this step is one of Indosat's efforts to support the telecommunications industry that are environmentally friendly.

Indosat is the first operator in Asia and second in the world after Australia's Telstra is implementing technology Dual Carrier High Speed Packet Access, or abbreviated as DC-HSPA+. These achievements can be proud of. But the question now: whether the technology upgrade is directly proportional to customer satisfaction? How do you think customers telco operators in Indonesia?

[via detiksurabaya]

Posted by Oki Rosgani 

Telkomsel brings Google Translate via SMS

Unintentionally I just got the information via SMS after reload my simPATI numbers that I use. That SMS content says there is Google Translate service is now accessible via SMS.

According to information, we can translate Bahasa Indonesia and translate to English as default by typing a sentence or word in Bahasa Indonesia and send through sms to 4664. Translations results will be sent via SMS. If you read this 4664 is GOOG, perhaps short for Google.

For other language dictionaries are also available, but we must enter the language code before writing the sentence that we wish to translate, as for the language codes currently available are as follows:
EN: English
NL: Dutch
FR: French
DE: Germany
IT: Italian
PT: Portuguese
ES: Spanish

Example usage:
DE: Aku Cinta Padamu
Then send to 4664 to get the translation in German language.

The SMS rates are Rp. 100/SMS, I think this is a good step fom Google to provide SMS Online Dictionary. Looks like this new service only available on Telkomsel in Indonesia. If there is among readers who know any operators in Indonesia who have supported this service, please inform to us

Posted by Oki Rosgani 

Nokia offers TD-SCDMA market in China

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