I recently had the opportunity of testing the Asus RT-N13U Wifi router apart from the normal WiFi functionality for your broadband connection this router also has support for 3G USB dongles and also has a built in torrent client which can download torrents directly to the router even when your PC is switched off.

Airtel broadband has been getting a lot of flak in the recent times due to their ridiculous Fair Usage Policy (FUP) they were anything but fair to the consumers, Airtel seems to have taken notice of that and has launched some new broadband plans.

It has been a long time since I had some good things to write about BSNL 3G after the removal of the 3G unlimited data plans, now BSNL 3G has launched two new data plans with long validity ideal for users who do not consume a lot of bandwidth but would still like to use 3G services.

I have done an detailed review of Beam Fiber / Beam telecom after they recently upgraded the speeds, I have the Rs 1,500 / month plan which earlier used to give speeds of 4 Mbps and now it has been upgraded to 15 Mbps speeds.

Beam Fiber which was earlier know as Beam Telecom is a local ISP for Hyderabad & Secundrabad in AP India, has just revamped there broadband plans is now offering an insane speed of 10 Mbps for just Rs 1,000 and they have  other competitive plans that offer speed upto 20 Mbps.

Quite a few of you have asked me how to setup WiFi with a Reliance broadband connection because the login portal seems to give some issues with WiFi router, so I made a video guide to show you how to setup the same.

I have recently upgraded my Airtel connection to the 4 Mbps broadband connection the so called Impatience plans by Airtel, I specifically took the 1,399 plans which gives a speed of 4 Mbps and here is the detailed review of the Airtel 4 Mbps impatience broadband.

A lot of you have been complaining to me regarding the slow speeds on BSNL 3G network, when I did my first BSNL 3G review in Jan 2011 the speed were very good, so I decided to do a speed test as of March 2, 2010 to the BSNL 3G speeds with my Huawei E122 datacard.

Well it’s a bit sad news but even BSNL has taken a note from Pvt ISP and has ended all unlimited 3G plans, the most shocking and stupid move is that they have also increased the flat data rate from 1p/10 kb to 2p/10Kb they have launched some new plans replacing the unlimited 3G plans.

Do you want share your internet connection from your single 3G connection to multiple computers via ethernet or WiFi, then you need to have a look at 3G Wifi routers we have quite a few types of devices like these that can share your 3G connection with multiple device, I am going to show you the different types of 3G router and also review one which I have been testing for a week with BSNL 3G.

UPDATE: BSNL has removed all 3G unlimited plans as of now effective 18 Feb 2011.
The awesome BSNL 3G unlimited data plan for Rs 700/month if you pre-pay for 6 months has come to end on 29 Jan 2011 those you are subscribed to that plan can still enjoy unlimited 3G service but those who are looking for a unlimited 3G plan from BSNL here are your current options.

A few of you had asked me to do a video review for BSNL 3G with the data card so here goes my video review with Huawei E122 Data card.