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Monday, February 20, 2017
Samsung Announces Galaxy Star Trios With Support for Three SIM Cards
Samsung Announces Galaxy Star Trios With Support for Three SIM Cards
The phone obviously lies in the budget market and its maker tries to hide nothing with its 3.1? display with resolution of 240 x 320 pixels.
The same thinking runs deep down to the hardware. You get a single-core Snapdragon S1 processor and 512 MB RAM. A lonely rear-camera sans flash is found at the back while the front is totally bare.
- Android 4.1.2 Jelly Bean customized with TouchWiz
- 3.1? display with QVGA resolution of 240 x 320 pixels
- 11mm thick
- Weight: 105g
- 1Ghz single-core Snapdragon MSM7225A S1 processor
- 512 MB RAM with 4 GB expandable internal storage
- 2 megapixel rear-camera with VGA video
- Wi-Fi, GPS, 3G, microUSB 2.0, Radio
- 1,300 mAh battery
- Available in Black and White
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Saturday, February 4, 2017
Will not accept Debit Credit cards from tonight say Petroleum dealers
Will not accept Debit Credit cards from tonight say Petroleum dealers
The petrol bunks across the country will stop accepting debit cards and credit cards for filling fuel from midnight on Sunday as banks will now debit a Merchant Discount Rate of 1 per cent from petroleum dealers, said President of All India Petroleum Dealers Association Ajay Bansal.
Talking to reporters after a two-day State-level convention of petroleum dealers here on Sunday, Mr. Bansal said each petroleum dealer was operating with a profit margin of 2 per cent.
On Saturday, banks referred to the Reserve Bank of India notification dated December 16 and said an MDR ranging between between 0.25 and 1 per cent will be deducted for each debit card transaction. An MDR of 1 per cent will be deducted for each credit card transaction.
“We are operating on a very thin margin. We cannot afford this deduction. Hence we have no other go than stop accepting debit and credit cards,” Mr. Bansal said. When pointed that the dealers are going against government directions, Mr. Bansal said they have no other option. Mr. Bansal said the decision to stop accepting debit and credit cards had been conveyed to Petroleum Ministry and Finance Ministry officials, he said.
Paytm and BHIM
Mr. Bansal said petroleum dealers will however accept payments through Paytm and Bhim apps. “But we have to stop accepting Paytm if they impose charge for each transaction,” he said. There are as many as 28,000 petrol bunks where Paytm was being accepted.
Mr. Bansal said the petroleum dealers are in favour of Central Government’s move towards cashless transactions. “But we cannot afford to pay from our margin. We want our profit margin (of 2 per cent) intact,” he said.
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