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Sony Ericsson starts free Cloud storage rollout

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Sony Ericsson back in the month of November surprised its users by announcing free 50 of cloud based storage from Box.net but later backtracked. However, now it has finally made the free 50 GB free Box.net space available to all its Xperia smartphone users.

So under this festive offer, all Xperia users can simply download the Box.net application on their smartphones to enjoy 50 GB of cloud based storage which is otherwise available for a premium price only. Existing Box.net users can also download the application and the free 50 GB storage space will be added to their existing accounts.

Xperia user can store, retrieve and edit files on Box cloud storage through their smartphone or any device they choose. So basically this service is not just meant for the users to be used on the smartphones only but can be used across a wide range of devices including personal computers as well.

Sony Ericsson has down its Xperia users once and this time they are taking extra precautions to make sure that the service is working flawlessly throughout the globe.

To make use of this survive, users just have to simply download the Box application from the Market. Log in to your Box account (or create one) from any Xperia Android handset before December 31st 2012, and you will get the free storage worth 50 GB.

Vodafone most admired telecom brand online: Survey

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Drizzlin Media, a social media consultancy, has released the results of its survey on the most admired telecom brands based on social media conversations.
According to the survey, Vodafone is the most admired telecom brand online with a score of 117.57 points. This brand was admired most for its ads and promotional messaging. In terms of products and services, BSNL Mobile is most admired.
However, in terms of customer service, MTNL scored the highest while Vodafone was at the bottom of the stack.
The survey also showed that despite the popularity of Facebook, only two telecom brands Tata Indicom and Vodafone are active on it.
The survey monitored 10 telecom brands on six online platforms: blogs, Twitter, social networks (Facebook and Orkut), forums, YouTube and Mouthshut. About 7000 conversations were taken as a sample, of which relevant ones numbered 1631. Of the conversations where gender could be identified, 83 per cent were by men and six per cent were by women.
Another revelation of the survey was that telecom companies in India are limited in their engagement of customers online.
“We chose to analyse the buzz around telecom companies in India as the first of our surveys since telecom is a consumer intensive industry. Since the industry is so competitive, it becomes essential for telecom companies in India to understand what their consumers say about them online as it directly impacts subscriber numbers, reputation and revenues,” says Deepak Goel, chief executive officer, Drizzlin, in a statement.