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The secret unknown way of receiving Twitter replies in your mobile phone(Mauritius and 80 other carriers)

Twitter, the micro-blogging and social networking website, is become more and more popular day by day. For muggles, Twitter allows you to send tweets or updates in less than 140 characters and your followers read them while you read your followers’ updates. This might sound totally stupid and useless, but just create an account at Twitter, follow some people including me and start tweeting to see the magic of this world.

Generally we tweet from Twitter.com, but other third party softwares and web interfaces can also be used. Tweeting from mobile is really cool and exciting, some softwares even allow you to update your status as from Rs 1, you can read my post on uTweetMe if you are interested in this.

After getting used to Twitter world, you will soon notice that some of your followers send you replies on your tweets. Now you are tweeting from your mobile and someone sends you a reply, it will be quite impossible for you to know about it and it will definitely be a waste of time and money to turn on your computer to go to Twitter or access Twitter mobile’s interface.

It will glad for you to know that Twitter sends free SMS to your mobile phone but also sad to know that this service is available to only some countries and Mauritius is not included in that list. In order to solve this problem, we have written off this original guide to allow you to receive your Twitter replies freely in your mobile phone. This guide works for Emtel and Orange in Mauritius and 80 other carriers in the whole world.

Discover how Google cares for Mauritius

Google, the world’s most popular search engine, is showing some concern to Mauritius since a few months. The latest “innovation” from them is Google Moris, which is the search engine in Kreol Morisien language. Google Moris is in fact an option along with the French and English version.

New York: The Next Blockbuster Indian Film

New York starring John Abraham, Katrina Kaif, Neil Nitin Mukesh is probably the next Indian Cinema blockbuster. The film is directed by Kabir Khan(Kabul Express) and is produced by Aditya Chopra under Yash Raj Films. The film is based on how the 9/11 New York terrorist attacks have change the life of three friends.

INCREASED DENGUE FEVER CASES IN MAURITIUS WITH 208 CASES (19 JUNE 2009)

this post is being updated regularly to provide latest news on dengue fever to the mauritian population. do visit it regularly and share our special link to everyone. our link is http://tinyurl.com/denguefever2009

Dengue Fever is in Mauritius and the number of cases are increasing rapidly. Latest Figures from Ministry of Health indicate that there are 208 cases in Mauritius till date(19 June 2009). You can read more on Dengue Fever in Mauritius in our regularly updated timeline by clicking here.

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Orange Innovates With Unlimited TV on Mobile

Orange is now on the pole position with the launching of unlimited TV on mobile at only Rs 250 per month. The package comprises of 15 channels and can be viewed on most mobile phones.

Just as a reminder, Emtel also has it’s mobile TV with 7 channels from Canal Sat. But Emtel’s offer is not really “unlimited”. You can view more on Emtel Mobile TV on emtel-ltd.com

Komiko Rocks Mauritius 24/7 With Great Fun

Mauritius will now become a 24/7 working economic model for the world. That definitely doesn’t mean that Mauritians will have to work 24/7. But in fact that the economy will run 24/7 and 7/7. This new concept is developed by HRDC and Komiko gave a hand to sensitize Mauritian students on it. Komiko explains students about Mauritius 24/7 in their own humorous way in a 40 minutes live show in all colleges in Mauritius starting as from Thursday.

The Sour Grape Turned Out To Be A Good One(Mauritius Summer Time)

Yes, that’s one of the those information we waited the most for the year 2009. The sour grape turned out to be a “sweet” one for the Central Electricity Board(CEB). Summer time had a positive effect on its aim to reduce energy consumption. Summer Time was first introduced 26 years ago in Mauritius and was re-introduced last year as from 26th October 2008 to 29th March 2009.