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Bharti Airtel which is an Indian telecommunication service has reduced its calling ringer time to 25 sec why? There is a reason for reducing the ringer time……no don’t think that this is being done for the consumer’s benefit. It does not have anything to do with the consumer’s. So let me rephrase it “There is a strategy behind reducing the ringer time”… Airtel has copied the concept from its competitor none other than Jio. Then what is the concept and why it has to copy from Jio. What is the concept? Before saying about the concept let me introduce you to a new term which is probably know by telecom operators which is Inter-operator fee technically known as Interconnect Usage Charges (IUC). IUC as the name suggest when a call is made from an telecom operator A to telecom operator B. Then operator A has to pay some charges to operator B which is in charge per minute. Now IUC charge is 6paise per minute. Before Airtel had used to allow the ringing time as 40 sec. But Re...

There are many advancement in technologies especially in mobile phones. It all started in 3 rd April 1973 which is when the first mobile phone was introduced by Motorola. Now there are so many mobile phone brands Samsung, Apple, Motorola, Vivo, Xiaomi, etc. But we all have forgotten one major brand in mobile phone market that had 20% of global market share and went down nearly to 0% which is BlackBerry . In this we are going to see the rise and fall of BlackBerry and how fast the technology changed during these years. For that we have to go way beyond to history of BlackBerry The History Of BlackBerry   In 1980’s, Research in motion was created by Mike Lazardis and Douglas Fregin which focused on wireless data technology. During 1997 the company was publically traded in Toronto Stock Exchange. In 1996, the company introduced its Interactive Pager which was the first two way messaging pager in the size of a bar of soap. The Blackberry name came from the Qwerty keyboard wh...