Update: It's now confirmed that both Airtel and Aircel will be launching iPhone 4S on November 25th. Pre-orders will begin on Nov 18th 2011.
Update 2: According to Aircel store in Delhi, Apple iPhone 4S will be available for Rs 44,500 for 16GB and Rs 50,900 for 32GB. That is like $900 & $1020 respectively. Let's now wait for official confirmation.
Aircel has announced on their Facebook page that they will be bringing iPhone 4S to India very soon. Though the carrier has not revealed the exact details like the date of the launch and the pricing, folks at BGR India claim that the launch will happen on midnight of November 24, which is effectively the morning of November 25 2011.
Multiple sources have started confirming that November 25th as the date of the launch at-least on Aircel, while another carrier which launched iPhone 4 in India, Bharti Airtel is yet to disclose its plans.
Traditionally Apple hasn't considered India as their preferred market to launch iPhones. (Read: Apple Starts Dumping iPhone 4 in India). To be fair to them, Apple has always launched their other products like iMac, Macbook Pro...
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Hotspot Shield was always available on iPhones, but users had to manually set it up. But now, AnchorFree has launched a native app which offers safe and private browsing and comes with an unique data compression feature which can potentially halve a user’s data consumption.
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The real problem is the reputation that Internet Explorer 'earned' through the botched releases of yore. It doesn't matter how good of a product Microsoft releases, Internet Explorer has too much baggage behind it.