Reliance 4G Arrives In 2015 All Over India - Start Saving For 4G Phones
Mukesh Ambani led Reliance Jio telecom has announced that they will start rolling out 4G services all over India in the first or second quarter in 2015. The company is putting up about 2000-2500 towers every month at various locations through their tie-ups with tower companies and has already installed about 11,000 base stations. The plan is to have between 30,000 - 45,000 towers to cover almost every corner of India. Internet speed lovers should start saving up for 4G phones because your current 3G phones won't be able to enjoy the 4G awesomeness.
It's expected that the Reliance's entry into 4G domain will be the mother of all the entries by various telecom companies operating in India in the recent years. Reliance is looking to disrupt the existing 4G markets, currently dominated by Airtel in select cities. Reliance has already completed more than 55% of their nationwide fibre optic network setup process; which will act as the backbone of the 4G services.
The roll-out of 4G services is likely to begin with metros and then expand to tier - I, II and III cities. We learn that reliance is planning to reach out to over 190k cities and Reliance has piled up over 70,000 crore (count the zeroes, will you?) rupees to set up the infrastructure. Check out our earlier coverage of Reliance 4G news below -
It's expected that the Reliance's entry into 4G domain will be the mother of all the entries by various telecom companies operating in India in the recent years. Reliance is looking to disrupt the existing 4G markets, currently dominated by Airtel in select cities. Reliance has already completed more than 55% of their nationwide fibre optic network setup process; which will act as the backbone of the 4G services.
The roll-out of 4G services is likely to begin with metros and then expand to tier - I, II and III cities. We learn that reliance is planning to reach out to over 190k cities and Reliance has piled up over 70,000 crore (count the zeroes, will you?) rupees to set up the infrastructure. Check out our earlier coverage of Reliance 4G news below -
- Reliance 4G To Roll Out In Assam!
- Reliance 4G update : Voice over LTE ( VoLTE ) approved by DoT
- Reliance 4G LTE Service Testing To Begin In Mumbai, Delhi & Jamnagar
- Reliance 4G - SMS Over LTE Testing To Begin Soon
- Reliance 4G Launch Soon Because Ambani Brothers Shook Hands
- Reliance 4G Expected In Mid 2013, Wants You To Buy Mi-Fi First
- Reliance 4G Delay Likely - Company Isn't Prepared!
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Kaustubh KatdareWe've an interesting update on this news. Vodafone India has confirmed that they're going to test their 4G services in India soon. The company will launch 4G services in 5 circles where it has the legal rights to launch the services viz. Delhi, Karnataka, Kerala, Kolkata and Mumbai.
About 30,000 of the 100,000 towers that Vodafone has have been upgraded to offer 4G services. We're also hearing the news that Idea Cellular too will launch 4G services in India in coming months; however no details are available as of now.
All this means - you'll get 4G at the prices of 3G. 👍 -
Harshad ItaliyaI already have 4G phone but not sure it's gonna fully functional at that time. 😉
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Rajni JainIt will be interested to see if Reliance will do handshaking with any smart phone manufacturer for recommending the phones for 4G, or would they again launch their own phones?
Whatever !
Its seems to be on the cards for sure.
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