If you are a Bruce Lee fan this is of interest to you. Nokia released the Nokia N96 Bruce Lee limited edition phone.
The specs though remain the same but this new Nokia N96 avtar will feature Bruce Lee s face, signature on the back case and is also packed with rare photos of the legendary actor. Futher, the phone comes bundled with several accessories including a Bruce Lee doll and a nunchaku.
The Bruce Lee Nokia N96 costs 8,788 Chinese yuan (approx Rs 64,000) -- which frankly is insane amount to pay for a phone that already costs a whooping Rs. 35,000!
The phone is available online through Nokia, but you need to know Chinese for that (Google translate will not come to your rescue for this one).
This market would grow further with the advent of 3G (third generation) service phones opening newer avenues of possible intellectual property theft by way of Caller Ring Back Caller Service (CRBT), Embedded tones, background music, full track downloads, mobile radio and streaming and downloading of music, which bring joy and listening pleasure to the consumers, Lazarus said.
IMI, which issues licenses through its wings Indian Phonographic Ltd (PPL) and Indian Performing Rights Society (IPRS), has tied up with all telecom operators for legitimate use of music, he said.
Licenses have been issued to radio stations, television broadcasters (including those showing some new-age music-based reality shows) and big portals allowing streaming and downloading of music on the internet, IMI General Secretary Savio D’Souza said.
IMI’s internet anti-piracy team, while closely working with International Federation of the Phonographic Industry (IFPI), has managed to close 500 sites, mostly based on servers in the USA, he said.
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