Looks like Airtel is now working with Google to provide free email service for their Broadband customers. The sad thing is that they require the members to change their email IDs and they would only provide the forwarding service for just three months.
So, Yahoo! bought Konfabulator and renamed it Yahoo! Widgets. So far so good. but it was interesting to see that
Someone on the India Broadband Forum had this interesting quote wrt Airtel Broadband... "2GB ought to be enough for anybody." —
Typical Microsoft Attitude. They replaced the Outlook Express with Windows Mail in Windows Vista. They already have Microsoft Outlook in Microsoft Office
I do not know if you have seen this but Malaika Arora Khan features on the homepage of the Yahoo!
Looks like that for sure. At least according to most Airtel users on the India Broadband Forum. So, it practically
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February 20th, 2008 at 10:47 pm
What does airtel expect?? First, it was touchtelindia, and now airtelbroadband.in…. both being scrapped.
Hope some one sues them for changing the email address for no reason, only for their personal tie-ups. Horrible. Looks like I have to stop using this broadband at all.
February 21st, 2008 at 10:53 am
how do i access the mail box for my airtel account now
March 19th, 2008 at 08:29 pm
The frequent change of email domain name is most annoying.
However there is worse to fear about. Earlier one could track
unbilled DSL usage at their website using the user name and password
provided by them at the time of joining up for their broadband(UGH!)
service.
Now that has been discontinued.
Which means that they can arbitrarily show heavy usage during the month
and slap the user with a hefty bill for exceeding download limits.
Please protest to their customer care and also to the Nodal Officer
in your region. Also protest about poor speeds.
Balasubramaniam