Telecom Regulatory Authority of India (TRAI) has recommended a nationwide deadline for implementing complete mobile number portability. Set for June 2009, this last deadline has been sent by TRAI to the country's Department of telecommunications, which already said that the facility will be available in the metropolitan cities by December 2008. June 2009, is thus [...]

When you have so developed telecommunications industry like South Korea does, it’s only logical to allow your citizens to roam between landline, mobile and VoIP phones. That being said, the Korean government is preparing to introduce a new rule that will allow landline phone users to switch to Internet-based telephone carriers without changing their phone numbers! The “number portability” rule will be introduced during the first half of next year and will certainly hurt traditional telephone companies such as KT Corp. On the other hand, end users will benefit from substantially lower monthly phone bills… [Via: textually.org ] ---Related Articles at IntoMobile:China phone industry in numbers; 487 million mobile phone users in the countrySamsung To Debut SCH-B710 DMB Phone At Korea IT Show - PIP For DMBSurvey: 1/8 of US households rely soley on mobile phones - 13.6% shun landlinesSouth Korea kicks off rehabilitation program to cure mobile phone addictsABI Research: Japan and [...]