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(TV in Mobile handset for BSNL Customers) Procedure to activate Mobile TV in mobile handset SMS- "MYTV" to 55447 and download mimobi.tv application. OR Download from http://59.162.166.210:8080/OTA/DownloadMimobiTV/ There are three plans a customer can subsribe 1. PAY PER DAY PLAN - Rs 10/- : Customer can enjoy one channel for 24 Hrs. 2. PAY PER MONTH PER CHANNEL Rs 50/- : Customer can enjoy one channel for 30 days. 3. PAY PER MONTH ALL CHANNELS Rs 150/- : Customer can enjoy all channels for 30 days (presently 15 TV Channels more are on the way). Content provider has tied up with leading media companies like NDTV, AAJTAK, CARTOON NETWORK, TIMES NOW, ZOOM, BINDASS, ETV, TV9, MAATV, INDIA TV, CNN-Mobile (More TV channels will be introduced in phases) to deliver wide varieties of contents for the end to end mobile TV to BSNL's EDGE/GPRS Customers. The subscribers will be able to watch both Live TV.. Compatible Hand set Models Series 60 devices: Nokia S60 J2ME Devices: J2ME J2ME ThirdEdition Devices: Devices: Nokia 3230 Nokia 3250 SonyEricsson Nokia 6260 Nokia K550 Nokia 6600 5500(sport) SonyEricsson Nokia 6620 Nokia K610 Nokia 6630 5700(Express) SonyEricsson Nokia 6670 Nokia K790 Nokia 6680 6110(Navigator) SonyEricsson Nokia 6681 Nokia K800 Nokia 6682 6120(Classic) SonyEricsson Nokia 7610 Nokia K810 Nokia N70 6121(Classic) SonyEricsson Nokia N72 Nokia 6290 W580 Nokia N90 Nokia E50 SonyEricsson Nokia E60 w610 Nokia E61 SonyEricsson Nokia E61i W660 Nokia E62 SonyEricsson Nokia E65 W710 Nokia E70 SonyEricsson Nokia E90 W830 Nokia N71 SonyEricsson Nokia N73 W850 Nokia N75 SonyEricsson Nokia N76 w880 Nokia N77 SonyEricsson Nokia N80 Z310 Nokia N91 SonyEricsson Nokia N92 Z610 Nokia N93 SonyEricsson Nokia N93i Z710 Nokia N95 SonyEricsson K310 SonyEricsson K320 SonyEricsson K510 SonyEricsson W200 SonyEricsson W300 SonyEricsson W550 SonyEricsson W600 SonyEricsson W810 SonyEricsson W900 SonyEricsson Z530 SonyEricsson Z550 SonyEricsson Z558 SonyEricsson K600 SonyEricsson K750 SonyEricsson V600 SonyEricsson W700 SonyEricsson W800 SonyEricsson Z520 SonyEricsson Z525 .

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