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Simply Social an initiative from the makers of Buzzom in association with Yourstory.in and it attempts to bring together entrepreneurs, social media experts and industry leaders together to discuss and explore the role of social media in the growth of businesses especially in the Indian context. The event is to be held in Bangalore on Oct 23rd, 2010.

Impact of social media, case studies and discussions on leveraging social media appropriately and social web engagement and analytics tool launch are some of the key highlights of the event.

Our very own beloved Kiruba Shankar, CEO of Business Blogging, a leading social media consultancy, has been invited to speak at the prestigious event as a panelist.  Here is the link to his profile at the Simply Social event: http://www.buzzom.com/events/Speakers.aspx#Kiruba

Thumbs up Kiruba, go rock the show!!

3G is the next generation of mobile communications systems. It enhances the services such as multimedia, high speed mobile broadband, internet access with the ability to view video footage on your mobile handset. With a 3G phone and access to the 3G network you can make video calls, watch live TV, access the high speed internet, receive emails and download music tracks, as well as the usual voice call and messaging services found on a mobile phone.”

Find out what more 3g can do for you from this article (dated June 03, 2010) written by one of the sought after public speakers and social media expert, Mr Kiruba Shankar, who has close to 60000 followers on twitter,

“If there is one term that is least understood but still continues to generate a lot of buzz, it has to be 3G. I’ll demystify this jargon and find out exactly what it is and how we can benefit from it. 3G will also unleash an amazing number of new gadgets that will redefine the way we look at entertainment, education and communication.

3G stands for third generation, a wireless technology that helps to simultaneously transfer voice (telephone calls) and data (broadband Internet). 3G is an evolution of the existing 2G technologies that has limited capabilities, both on the device side and on the network side. The mobile connectivity we currently use runs on 2G network and its plagued on two accounts. One is the limited network bandwidth which explains why our calls can’t go through because of network congestion. The second is extremely lean data bandwidth, which explains why surfing on the mobile phone or the GPRS data card is so pathetically slow.”

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Cell phone ownership has become near ubiquitous in India. 2/3rd  of the human population (more than 4 billion users worldwide) use cell phones. In fact the no. of mobile in the country out numbers the total population! And thus cell are an integral part of the modern man’s world.

Mobiles are definitely regarded as status symbol. The new age saying goes this way “Show me your mobile I will tell about u”. So people put in a considerable amount of time and effort in making a choice to pick apt mobile, which meets the need and status

To make your decision process simpler, here is the perfect and precise review of Nokia N8 – the smart phone by Kiruba Shankar, who heads BusinessBlogging Pvt Ltd, a reputed Chennai based Social Media consulting Company. Now just read on to know if this smart phone fits your choice

“The Nokia N8 introduces a 12 megapixel camera with Carl Zeiss optics, Xenon flash and a large sensor that rivals those found in compact digital cameras. I have used the Nokia N82 which has a 5 MP camera and I was super impressed with the photos. So, I have very high respect for Carl Zeiss and Xenon combination. Expect very good photos from this phone.”

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Mr. Kiruba is a regular columnist in financial express. The column appears every Thursday and focuses on technology with a strong local perspective and a global outlook.

Here is an excerpt form one is his columns dated May 06, 2010

The first time I heard that Google was coming out with a phone, I thought it was a well laid-out prank. After all, Google is notorious for fooling people. Very soon, many reliable news outlets on the Web started to talk about it and the first pictures confirmed that it indeed was real.

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