Apple formally launched their flagship phone models iPhone 5S and 5C in India yesterday. Bearing an expensive price tag of Rs 53,500/- for iPhone 5S (16 GB) and Rs. 41,900/- for iPhone 5C (16 GB) these phones might find themselves hard to convince their tags to price concise Indian buyer. However, Reliance Communications has devised a smart marketing campaign to make sure it reaches widest possible audience in India, to overcome the hefty price tag the company is offering these devices under a 24 months "not locked to the network" contract with zero down payment and unlimited voice (local and STD across all networks), text-messages and 3G data with free national roaming.

There are numerous hacks, tricks and exploits to bypass various kinds of limits imposed on mobile data usage by cellphone carriers. No matter how much carriers try to block them, users always find new ways and proxies to bypass them and access mobile data on there cellphones for free.

Airtel and Google have now collaborated to offer free mobile internet access to Google service on cellphones. Suitably named, Airtel Free Zone powered by Google allows users on Airtel network to use Google+, Gmail and Google Search without incurring data charges and even without an activated data plan. Any internet enabled phone can be used to access Airtel Freezone services, only phone's default browser should be used with Opera Mini as the only third-party web-browser supported.

As for the limitations :
1). The free-ride is available upto a fair usage cap of 1 GB per month.
2). Navigation to first page of a website linked from the Freezone search result page is provided free, but further deeper navigation to website would incur data charges however before you are charged, you will see a warning page with the option to sign up for a data plan if you want.
3). Clicking on any pictures and downloading attachments will also incur data charges after warning and opt-in.

Similar to the free SMS on Airtel trick, free GPRS internet hacks works on many mobile networks like Airtel, BSNL, Vodafone, Idea and Reliance, these hacks work for some time and then gets patched when company decides to close down the open access point.

A brand new free gprs internet hack is now said to be working on Reliance mobile network, our reader Santosh Bhatt from Bharatpur, India was kind enough to share this with us, If you are a Reliance mobile customer pls. follow the steps next to enable free GPRS access on your mobile phones.