Nokia has set up servers in India for its consumer email services and is testing solutions that will let the country’s security agencies monitor such services. The testing is likely to be completed in the next three months.
Nokia was in talks with the government to let India’s security agencies monitor consumer email services, and not corporate email services.
India fears that the highly encrypted emails sent through the smartphones make them convenient for terrorists to use undetected. [wsj]
Nine Ball is a multi-layered Web browser attack targeting legitimate websites to redirect users to malicious sites and infects PCs through a Adobe Reader and Quick Time, and then trying to download Trojans and keylogger code without the user’s consent or knowledge. Once infected, anything the victim types can be monitored and used to commit identity theft, such as credit card numbers, passwords and more. […]
Nokia had introduced five different types of inductive charger models for their smartphones, which includes a holder type inductive car charger, pad type inductive charging plate, pillow type inductive charger, JBL Powerup wireless charging speaker and a wireless charging stand type inductive charger. […]
TRAI’s Telecom Subscription Data report for May 2011 estimates that, total telephone subscribers in India reached 874.68 Million, making the overall Tele-density 73.11. Total Wireless subscriber base is 840.28 Million – 88.30% by Private operators and 11.70% by BSNL and MTNL. […]
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