What stops telecom operators from becoming data providers to advertisers?

Now-a-days Telecom industry are facing many large challenges today, by witnessing an explosion in connecting devices, transactions, applications and services leading to high volume, variable and velocity of consumer data.
Few of the challenges are listed below:-

1. Containing costs while delivering increasingly more complex services and providing a consistently higher level of customer service.
2. Enhancing the effectiveness and efficiency of communications with citizens and other stakeholders.
3. Implementing centralized administration of services provided at satellite sites.
4. Utilizing emerging technologies to improve staff productivity.
5. Ensuring the reliability, availability, survivability and security of telephone, data network and Internet platforms and services.

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Just remember that avoid pulling out the battery while the phone is on as this corrupts the operating system of the phone . I will suggest you take the phone to service provider and get it flashed .

Yes you can use that kind of phone in India. All you have to do to make it operable is to buy a sim card that belongs to India country Telecommunications company which offer services to your phone. Below is the list of India Mobile Service Providers.

Cellular Mobile Telephone Service Providers

• Bharti Cellular Ltd
• Sterling Cellular Ltd
• BPL Mobile Communications Ltd
• Hutchison Max Telecom Ltd
• Modi Telstra Pvt. Ltd
• Usha Martin Telekom Ltd
• RPG Cellular Seravices Ltd
• Skycell Communications Pvt. Ltd
• Airtel Digilink India Ltd
• Fascel Ltd
• Hexacom India Ltd
• JT Mobiles Ltd
• Koshika Telecom Pvt. Ltd
• Tata Communications Pvt. Ltd
• Escotel Mobile Comm. Pvt. Ltd
• Bharti Telenet Ltd
• RPG Cellcom Ltd
• Modicom Network Pvt. Ltd
• Birla AT&T Comm. Ltd
• Reliance Telecom Ltd
• BPL Cellular Ltd
• Srinivas Cellcom Ltd

Source: India Telecom

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The Telecom Company, Who "Owns" the "Network Backbone" so like for a Sky network it is Rupert Murdock, In NZ it is Telecom, for the Xtra network... In Australia it is Australia Telecom,as one... Bigpond & so on... It is all smoke & mirrors anyway. As some companies own the Internal & Overseas CABLE that the Internet is transmitted on, so they sorta "Own" it too. So whoever owns the "Infrastructure" usually calls the shots. And they "Sell" to an ISP, who "Sell" to maybe a telco, who "sell" to a "provider" who sell to the consumer. Or any mix of the above.. Follow the money.. always follow the money, those that end up with the bulk of the cash "Own" it whatever is said.

generally this infor mation is not needed for the blue tooth connection only for the data services if you have gotten to these question you have already gotten the blue tooth set up

Alternative to using a dial-up modem via the telecom system is to connect via an internet service provider. If this is your home, then you will need to have either DSL or cable piped in via a provider (either the French telecom company or another "ISP"). This service is usually considered "broadband" and is faster than dial-up modelm. If the place is managed by someone else, ask ahead if they have wireless or ethernet (wired) internet service. Your laptop likely has the connector for wired ethernet service, but check if it has wireless capability. If it doesn't you will need to purchase a wireless NIC. These are available in USB and PC-Card formats depending on what you have. A final resort if the choices above do not work, is to get a PC-Card 3G data network card. These are 3G telecom modems that plug right into your laptop. They will come with a monthly access charge similar to a 3G cellular phone (uses the same network). But, it is very important that you check that there is service in the locale that you are going to use it in. These work well for remote locations, but again, you must check coverage first.