DataFox : Check BSNL And MTNL Broadband Usage

Check your BSNL DataOne and MTNL Triband bandwidth utilization in Firefox at the click of a button. A color coded progress bar and bandwidth usage tracking helps you stay within your monthly cap and efficiently utilize your bandwidth.

You don't need to take time every day (or every few hours) to log in to the usage site, click through to the relevant page and grok the details; DataFox will give you the info you need instantly in your statusbar, additional information is available in the tooltip. Statusbar and tooltip strings are completely customizable.

DataFox currently supports two of the largest ISPs in India, BSNL and MTNL. More ISPs may be added in the future.

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BSNL Launches 8Mbps Business Plans

BSNL has introduced 3 new business plans with connectivity upto 8 Mbps.


1. Business 2000 : Speed 256 Kbps/up to 8 Mbps : Monthly charge Rs.2000 : Free Download Limit-12 GB : Additional Usage - 0.70 Rs/MB.

2. Business 4000 : Speed 1 Mbps/up to 8 Mbps : Monthly charge Rs. 4000 : Free Download Limit-27 GB : Additional Usage - 0.50 Rs/MB : Two Free email ids : Static IP address on request : Web hosting space 5 MB : One domain name on request : Free Type II modem(if available).

3. Business 15000 : Speed 2 Mbps/up to 8 Mbps : Monthly charge Rs. 15000: Free Download Limit-125 GB : Additional Usage - 0.40 Rs/MB : Four Free email ids : Static IP address on request : Web hosting space 5 MB : One domain name on request : Free Type II modem(if available).

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Airtel Rolls Out 8Mbps Broadband

With the launch of its 8Mbps Broadband service, Airtel has become the first service provider in the country to offer such high speed Broadband.

Especially when existing Broadband speeds are not more than 256 KBps to 4Mbps.
With 8Mbps, Airtel Broadband customers will now be able to browse multiple windows even as they download heavy files, view streaming videos, enjoy online gaming, chat, email, and so on. Airtel claims customers will no longer need to wait for videos to get buffered while watching streaming videos.

Initially, the 8 Mbps Broadband service will be made available in Bangalore, Chennai, Pune, Kolkata, Delhi, and the NCR region, with a subsequent roll-out planned in Mumbai and Hyderabad.

Airtel is working on price points for its offering, though prices are likely to be roughly in the region of Rs 2,000 per download (7 to 8 Gbs). Besides, for customers who do not want a 24-hour 8 Mbps speed, the company is working out other tariff plans to make the service available for shorter periods of time. And here is the rest of it.

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