1. Gospel Lifetime Achievement - Rev.Violet
2. Lifetime Achievement - S.Zaluaia
4. Mara first Radio Artist(F) - Nata Azyu
5. Mara 1st Radio Artist (M) - Hmaoko Hlychho
6. Mara 1st album - S.Ngodei
7 Mara Music hmahruaitu - Harry Azyu
8. Lifetime achievement(Music) Khopaw
9. Lifetime achievement (Music) K.Saidi
Tata Teleservices launches Opera Mini Web browser on Huwaei C2900i, offering Web access not only in English but also in Hindi, Urdu, Tamil, Bengali, French and German.
Friday, November 30, 2007: Tata Teleservices is now making Web access available to every Indian, through an agreement with Opera Software, a Norwegian corporation, primarily known for its Opera suite of Internet applications. The agreement will see the commissioning of Opera Mini Web browser on Brew–enabled handsets. The new-age browser is designed to provide mobile users a true Web experience at speed three-to-four times faster than GPRS, with access to all websites in regional languages — all this on a multimedia device from Huawei at an affordable price of Rs 1,999.
Following the success of Jab We Met Kareena Kapoor is on the roll. The 27-year-old, who is busy signing new films and brand endorsements, attended an event in the capital to endorse Head & Shoulder shampoo, Thursday, November 29.
Her message to the girls who wanted to have hair like hers was: “Use Heads & Shoulders. It is a great brand. It is a great shampoo. It promises you a scalp like new.”
Never known to be modest, Kareena attributes the success of Jab We Met to “My character Geet” which “was the soul of the movie.”
Migrant workers can securely send remittances to their dependents
New Delhi, Nov. 29 Indian workers in other countries will soon be able to send money, less than $100, to their family back home using a mobile phone.
Bharti Airtel and Western Union have decided to jointly develop and pilot a mobile money transfer service in the country. The move is part of a global initiative by the GSM Association wherein 35 mobile operators spread across 100 countries have taken a commitment to enable the world’s 200 million international migrant workers to easily and securely send remittances to their dependents.
Miss China Zhang Zi Li won the Miss World 2007 title late on Saturday (Dec 1) in Sanya, China. The 23-year-old said: “There are 1.3 billion people behind me. I want to become a link between the Olympic Games [to be held in Beijing next year] and the Miss World Organisation.”
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PLACE-SHIFTING TV: SlingMedia general manager Manish Singhal shows how TV coverage of a cricket match can be sent via the Internet to a distant laptop — even a mobile phone — using the slingbox (arrow).
Bangalore: “One of the most striking computing-and-communicating devices.” “The hottest product of 2007.” These were headlines from Internet product rating sites last week. BusinessWeek magazine’s current issue in the U.S. says: “With the iPod and the Wii, [this is] the biggest winner in consumer electronics for 2007.” On Friday, The New York Times said: “Many executives have come to rely on it, to let them catch their local news, sports and programmes while travelling on business….The first generation [version] was cute. The newest seems irresistible.”
They were all talking about the Slingbox, a palm-sized gadget which, attached to your TV, grabs the content flowing from the cable, digitises it and sends it through the Internet to anywhere in the world for you to catch it — with a laptop or PC.
Debuting international remittances over mobile phones, Bharti Airtel and Western Union have joined hands to develop and pilot a ‘Mobile Money Transfer’ service in the country.
Claimed to be the first-of-its-kind in the country, the mobile money transfer will make it possible for NRIs to send money to India via mobile phone transfers.
Though subject to regulatory approval, the service will enable Indians living abroad to send remittances to their dependents in India through safe and convenient transactions via the vast networks of both companies.
Zhang Zilin (C) of China, who was crowned the 2007 Miss World, with runner-up Micaela Reis of Angola (L) and second runner-up Carolina Moran Gordillo of Mexico in Sanya. Pre-contest favourite Zhang won the Miss World 2007 title in her own country, much to the delight of the audience, in front of an estimated two billion viewers around the globe.(AFP/Mark Ralston)
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ALBANIA - Elda DUSHI
ANGOLA - Micaela REIS
ARGENTINA - Noelia Alejandra BERNAL
ARUBA - Boyoura MARTIJN
AUSTRALIA - Caroline Louise Clowes PEMBERTON
AUSTRIA - Christine REILER
BAHAMAS - Anya WATKINS
BELARUS - Alena ALADKA
BELGIUM - Halima CHEHAIMA
BELIZE - Felicita ARZU