Nokia has retained the top slot in Indian GSM handsets market with 79 per cent share, while Motorola has more than doubled its share to seven per cent in 2006, says a TNS CellTrack 2006 study.
Motorola has been able to improve its share from three per cent in 2005 to seven per cent in 2006. Motorola’s gain is Samsung’s loss as their market share has dropped from six per cent in 2005 to four per cent in 2006.
LG has consolidated its position as the market leader in the CDMA handset market. The current 49 per cent market share is an improvement of over the 43 per cent market share LG had in 2005. While Nokia managed to retain its share, Samsung and Motorola have lost market share from 17 per cent to 8 per cent and 12 per cent to 4 per cent.
Nokia, LG top GSM, CDMA markets
December 27, 2006, 10:23 amWhere’s the party on 31st night?
December 27, 2006, 9:56 am
It looks like hotels in the city, who have hired DJs from Mumbai and Delhi, will claim the top slot for new year bashes. Party animals who anticipated a comback for new year parties in farmhouses on city outskirts this year may be disappointed yet again, with the police putting a damper on such dos.
However, some farmhouses and party plots in Sindhrot and Waghodia Road will host commercial parties on December 31 as they had taken prior permission from the police. Most people, however, fearing police crackdown, have decided to host parties restricted to their own friends’ circle.
The Taj group has announced three parties at the Taj Residency in Akota. Spinning music through the night will be DJ Jessie from Delhi. A lavish dinner buffet will be arranged at the coffee shop for those who prefer a more sedate affair, while a live band, Tattva, will enthrall the audience at the Upper Deck. However, the party does come at a price of Rs 1,500 per couple, plus Rs 550 per person for dinner.
Another hotspot might turn out to be Hotel Surya Palace with its dinner-cum-dance party, ‘Nirvana’, with DJ Kiran from Mumbai. However, people will have to shell out Rs 2,000 per couple.The 2004 winner of the ‘War of the DJs’ in Vadodara, DJ Indrajeet will play at Picasso on Old Padra Road. The event promises a night of hip hop, trance and house with no Himesh.
Source : Expressindia.com
However, some farmhouses and party plots in Sindhrot and Waghodia Road will host commercial parties on December 31 as they had taken prior permission from the police. Most people, however, fearing police crackdown, have decided to host parties restricted to their own friends’ circle.
The Taj group has announced three parties at the Taj Residency in Akota. Spinning music through the night will be DJ Jessie from Delhi. A lavish dinner buffet will be arranged at the coffee shop for those who prefer a more sedate affair, while a live band, Tattva, will enthrall the audience at the Upper Deck. However, the party does come at a price of Rs 1,500 per couple, plus Rs 550 per person for dinner.
Another hotspot might turn out to be Hotel Surya Palace with its dinner-cum-dance party, ‘Nirvana’, with DJ Kiran from Mumbai. However, people will have to shell out Rs 2,000 per couple.The 2004 winner of the ‘War of the DJs’ in Vadodara, DJ Indrajeet will play at Picasso on Old Padra Road. The event promises a night of hip hop, trance and house with no Himesh.
Source : Expressindia.com
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