Grameenphone has launched “Super Friend Offer” for all prepaid and Postpaid Subscribers (except GPPP and BPO users) where Subscribers will be able to talk to 1 GP number for 60 minutes at BDT 20 (excluding VAT) with 5 days validity.
This offer is valid till October 07, 2011 and Subscribers need to opt-in the offer on/before October 03, 2011.
To enjoy this offer, subscribers need to send SMS to 9999 port in the following format:
Pentax Optio RZ18 with 18X Zoom
Pentax is launching its 18x Zoom digital compact camera, the Optio RZ18. The 16 megapixel camera is the latest addition to the Pentax Optio RZ zoom lens series, it offers a 18X optical zoom lens covering focal lengths from 25mm wide angle to 450mm super-telephoto (in the 35mm format), a 3 inch LCD with HVGA resolution, 9-point autofocus with a 4cm super macro mode and widescreen 720p video capture at 30 fps.
The new Pentax camera offers the latest version of the Pet mode for dogs and cats detection! It detects the faces of dogs and cats , and it also gives priority to three pre-registered pet facesover unregistered ones, so that users can easily focus on and expose for their own pets when in a group of pets. Wow!
Optio RZ18 features include:
Intex has launched a new Dual SIM phone, Intex IN 4370 Kool. Intex IN 4370 Kool Dual SIM sports a 2.2 inch TFT display, 1.3 MP camera, and GPRS/WAP/USB connectivity. The Intex IN 4370 Kool Dual SIM phone has 300 phone book capacity and supports up to 32GB expandable memory through micro SD card.
The Intex IN 4370 Kool also has a FM radio, Mp3 player, Torch Light, Mobile Tracker. The handset is powered by 1300 mAh standard battery for 4 hours talk time.
Intex IN 4370 Kool Dual SIM Mobile Features and specs:
Dual SIM (GSM+GSM)
Network: GSM 900/1800 Mhz
Dimensions: 114.75x50x14mm
Display: 2.2 inch TFT Display
1.3 MP Camera
FM Radio, Mobile Tracker, Games, Torch Light
Phonebook Memory: 300
Expandable Memory up to 32GB
Music Player
Video Player
Bluetooth, GPRS/WAP/USB connectivity
Battery:1300 mAh Battery
Talk time up to 4 Hours
Weight: 90 gram
Form Fill up date start: 10th September 2011
Form Fill up date end : 15th November 2011
Admission Test : 10th December 2011
Jessore Science & Technology University Admission Test 2011 1st semister students must have apply to their official website : www.jstu.edu.bd for A,B,C Unit from Teletalk Phone SMS and D Unit application will need necessery papers for apply.
Eligibility:
For A,B,C Unit:
1. Students must have HSC/Alim/A level in the 2010 and 2011.
2. GPA 6.5 (without 4th subject) in their SSC and HSC exam but at least 3.00 GPA individually.
For D unit:
1. Candidate must be Bangladeshi.
2. Students must have HSC/Alim/A level in the 2010 and 2011.
Admission Fee:
A Unit : 550tk
B Unit : 500tk
C Unit : 350tk
D Unit : 250tk
Admission Examination Date & Time:
A Unit : 21st October, 2011 , Friday: 09:00 – 11.00
B Unit : 21st October, 2011 , Friday: 11.30 – 01.00
C Unit : 21st October, 2011 , Friday: 03.00 – 04.30
D Unit : 22st October, 2011 , Satday: 09.00 – 11.30
Admission Place : After 07/10/2011, www.jstu.edu.bd will be published the admission place and
also NewsPaper and The Notice board of the University published this.
Admission On Mobile Phone:
Notice: Without any Form Fillup Candidates can apply by SMS from 01/09/2011 at 12.00AM to 30/09/2011 at 12.00AM.
Send the SMS from Teletalk mobile phone to 16222. But for any informations about admission test anyone can send SMS from any mobile to 16222.
Procedure:
Go to SEND option and type JSTU
India plans to delete 48 apparel items from its sensitive list to allow Bangladesh garment sector duty-free access to Indian market.This will allow Bangladesh's garment industry, which accounts for 80% of the country's total manufacturing, duty-free access into India, the Economic Times says.
Bangladesh wants India to remove 61 items, including 48 readymade garments, from the list of protected goods.
The Economic Times says Prime Minister Manmohan Singh and chief ministers of eastern and northeastern states will push for a thaw in relations with Bangladesh by talking trade next week in Dhaka.
"We are considering Bangladesh's request of deleting 48 apparel items from the sensitive list," a commerce department official was quoted by Economic Times as having said.
Bangladesh wants several other things to be scrapped from the list, including natural rubber, toilet tissue stock, sanitary napkins and paper or paperboard labels. Some of these might continue to remain on the list.
