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Originally Posted by biplav
else there is some problem with samsung and lg cdma phones.coz i haved used samsung slim and lg 3 models already and my friend uses the moonlight model and we all have a single BIG problem- Battery!!!! i had to recharge my cell everyday from the very first day after just 20-30 mins of talk.
and the same samsung slim in the Gsm segment
does last upto 2-3days !!!!
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Hmm.. read my post properly.. i said it's hold good for nokia phones... even GSM range of SE phones dont have a good battery as Nokia does.
But i have used that LG cr@p reliance phone, i used to charge once a day for 25 min and it was ok for the rest of the day :roll:
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Originally Posted by biplav
another factor with cdma- u are stck with the same service provider!!!if u want to change u got to get a new cell.(now thats a real big advantage for the GSM users if u get dissatisfied with ur service provider.)
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Yes, this is true
we get sticked to the same cell and service provider.
But remember that even AIRTEL gives offers for Cell (that free talktimes, SMS ) for Nokia phones..., in that case i think we will have to have the cell for one year or till they give away the "freebies" (which we actually pay).
and yes there are not too many users and providers in India in the cdma segment as compared to the Many prevailing companies well trusted with thier service in the GSm sector.
so for now i think going for Gsm would be a more viable option.and
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Originally Posted by biplav
yes another point is as cdma is not all that wide spread as its counterpart, the network wont be available at all places.
the network is still not available at all places even for Gsm sets but they do cover atleast much wider coverage than cdma.
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Reliance covers more towns and villages than HUTCH/AIRTEL covers.
TATA is gonna invest 1.2 crore for network expansion in Tamil nadu alone.
It's not true that CDMA *always* has less coverage than GSM has.