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- Google Classroom Will Soon be Available in Multiple Indian Languages
- Bharti Airtel Now Offers Pan India Plans Even in Franchise Player Cities
- Daiwa Announces Make in India Ultra 4K Smart TVs With Android 9.0 and HDR10 Support
- Vivaldi Android Browser Now Features Enhanced Tracker and Ad Blocker
- Realme C12 and C15 to Launch in India on August 18: Key Features Teased
- 5 Best Smartphones Which You Can Buy in India Under Rs 15,000
- MIUI 12 Announced With Refreshed Design and Productivity Features in India
- Tata Sky Binge Service Now Costs Rs 299 Per Month
- BSNL Rs 525 Bharat Fiber FTTH Plan Now Valid Till November
- Tata Sky Binge Gets VOOT Select and VOOT Kids OTT Content
- Wireless Mesh Networks Can be the Solution for Inexpensive Yet Reliable Broadband Internet
| Google Classroom Will Soon be Available in Multiple Indian Languages Posted: 12 Aug 2020 09:07 AM PDT This post first appeared on TelecomTalk Read more at: https://telecomtalk.info/google-classroom-multiple-indian-languages/289630/, Google Classroom Will Soon be Available in Multiple Indian Languages
Almost every university and the schools have now adopted the online mode of teaching to their students. Google, one of the biggest tech companies in the world keeps working on new products and solutions to solve people's everyday problem. To make online studying an easier process, Google launched Google Classroom. The basic aim of the app is to help students and teacher to communicate easily, submit assignments, and grade them. In a new update, Google has equipped the Google Classroom with multiple Indian languages now. This was confirmed by Google in a blog post. There are more features coming to the app that you should know about. Google Classroom to Allow Monitoring of Up to 49 Students at a TimeOne of the biggest challenges for a teacher while teaching is to ensure that the student is not distracted and understanding what he/she is trying to teach. But it becomes a little hard when the class is conducted through an online platform. But with the Google Classroom, it is possible for the teacher to monitor up to 49 students at a time. The larger tiled view with a grid of 7 x 7 will allow a total of 49 tiles in the screen. Along with that, the teacher can use the Jamboard inside Meet in case they want the students to share their ideas as well. Both the 7 x 7 tiles feature and Jamboard will be integrated with the app later in September. Along with that, one of the major updates that have been introduced in the Google Classroom is the addition of multiple Indian languages. Bengali, Telugu, Urdu, Marathi, and Tamil have been added to the Google Classroom but the feature is not yet launched so the users will have to wait for a little more time to see the support of more languages. One feature that most of the teachers have been waiting for to see in the Google Classroom is Student Engagement Metrics. It will help the teachers and institutions to track how much a student is interacting with the online class. Google will be bringing more features to the Classroom app to make it a better experience of learning and teaching online for students and teachers. Original article: Google Classroom Will Soon be Available in Multiple Indian Languages ©2020 TelecomTalk. All Rights Reserved. |
| Bharti Airtel Now Offers Pan India Plans Even in Franchise Player Cities Posted: 12 Aug 2020 07:49 AM PDT This post first appeared on TelecomTalk Read more at: https://telecomtalk.info/bharti-airtel-pan-india-plans-franchise-player/289621/, Bharti Airtel Now Offers Pan India Plans Even in Franchise Player Cities
Bharti Airtel has revised its Airtel Xstream Fiber plans in cities where the company offers its services through the franchise tie-ups with Local Cable Operator (LCO). The company in its first-quarter report for the period ended June 30, 2020 said that LCO model is live in 14 cities across India. The Airtel Xstream Fiber users in the LCO cities were earlier offered advance rental packs with the plans carrying speeds in the range of 16 Mbps to 300 Mbps. Further, the advance rental plans carried price tags in the range of Rs 599 to Rs 1599. Comparatively, the cities where the company offers its Airtel Xstream Fiber services directly were offered speeds in the range of 100 Mbps to 1 Gbps with the plans priced in the range of Rs 799 to Rs 3999. Airtel Revises Xstream Fiber Plans in LCO CitiesThe company now offers pan India plans in the cities where it earlier offered advance rental plans. However, Airtel does not offer the 1 Gbps plan in the cities where it offers its Xstream Fiber services through LCO players. Airtel had earlier offered the advance rental plans in Alwar, Bareilly, Dehradun, Jammu, Katra, Nashik, Prayagraj, Rajahmundry and Sikar. In late June and early July, the company had expanded its advance rental plans to several cities including Gorakhpur, Jagadhari, Jhansi, Jodhpur, Kakinada, Kolhapur, Shimla, Thanjavur and Yamunanagar. It has to be noted that Airtel currently offers four pan-India plans namely Basic, Entertainment, Premium and VIP. The Basic plan enables users to browse up to 100 Mbps speed till 150GB data for Rs 799 per month. The Entertainment plan at Rs 999 per month enables users to browse up to 200 Mbps speed till 300GB. The Premium plan at Rs 1499 per month enables users to browse up to 300 Mbps speed till 500GB. The top-tier VIP plan enables users to browse up to 1 Gbps speed with no data limits for Rs 3999 per month. Airtel to Expand LCO Model to More Cities in the Near FutureGopal Vittal, managing director and CEO of Bharti Airtel for India and South Asia region, said in the first-quarter earnings call that Airtel is "excited" about the LCO model. "So we have a standard toolkit where we are able to go out and actually work with the local cable operator in a particular town," Vittal said in the earnings call for the period ended June 30, 2020. "And we give them a revenue share for basically laying the last-mile fiber, maintaining it, and everything else that is done on it, whether it is the router, it is the billing system, it is the plan, it is the customer relationship, all of it is managed by Airtel." Vittal added that the LCO manages the last mile fiber and thus receives a revenue share from the partnership. "We have, like I said, a standard blueprint around and there have been several lessons that we have learned over the last nine to 12 months on how to actually master that blueprint to onboard these partners in a digital way so that they can get going and build their business," Vittal said in the earnings call on July 30, 2020. Vittal added that the LCO model is an "opportunity for entrepreneurs" to earn money with Airtel but at the same time "serve customers." "We do it at a much lower cost because the nature of the geographies that we cover outside the top 50 cities are very different," Vittal said. "The buildings and the housing is more flatbeds and more distributed. And so for us to do it ourselves, would require a lot more investment, and it would be a far more challenged business model [sic]." Vittal said that the company was able to get a "very good traction" with the LCO model due to the "lower investment." "We are now accelerating this quite rapidly because we believe that we have cracked the model, so it will start expanding over the next six to 12 months," Vittal said. It was said in the earnings call that the company believes that "there is a massive opportunity in smaller towns across India" in the home broadband segment. "We are therefore doubling down on our partnership with local cable operators in such towns," Vittal said. Original article: Bharti Airtel Now Offers Pan India Plans Even in Franchise Player Cities ©2020 TelecomTalk. All Rights Reserved. |
| Daiwa Announces Make in India Ultra 4K Smart TVs With Android 9.0 and HDR10 Support Posted: 12 Aug 2020 07:17 AM PDT This post first appeared on TelecomTalk Read more at: https://telecomtalk.info/daiwa-make-india-ultra-4k-smart-tvs/289559/, Daiwa Announces Make in India Ultra 4K Smart TVs With Android 9.0 and HDR10 Support
Daiwa is India's one of the fastest-growing consumer durables brand. Now the company has launched two new Smart TVs for the Indian market. The Smart TVs are all manufactured in India thus following the government's vision of 'Make in India'. Newly launched Smart TVs from Daiwa come with 4K quality video support and also has Android TV 9.0. The two new Smart TVs come in 49-inches and 55-inches. The 49-inch Smart TV is priced at Rs 29,999 and the 55-inch Smart TV is priced at Rs 55-inch. Let's take a look at all the features and specifications of these Smart TVs. Daiwa New 49-inch and 55-inch 4K Android TVs SpecificationsThe 49-inch Smart TV has the model number – D50BT162 and the 55-inch Smart TV has the model number – D55BT162. Both the Smart TVs come with HDR10 support for better visuals and DBX-TV audio for enhanced sound. The Smart TVs offer a screen resolution of 3840×2160 pixels. Brightness has been enhanced by 40% as well. If you are a fan of Cricket much like millions of Indians, you can activate the Cricket mode or if you are watching a movie or a video, then you can switch on the Cinema mode. For sound output, there is a 20W speaker box and four different sound modes along with DBX-TV. The Daiwa Smart TVs will be operating on Android TV 9.0 and powering them is an A-55 quad-core processor. As for the UI, Daiwa has installed 'The BIGWALL' which is developed by the company itself. Users can stream content from major OTT platforms such as ZEE5 Premium, Disney+ Hotstar, Sony Liv, Jio Cinema and more. Of course, there are other apps available to download from the Android TV 9 Google Play Store. Talking about the connectivity, the Smart TVs comes with 3 HDMI ports, Wi-Fi, 2 USB ports, 1 Optical output and an E-Share so that you can mirror your screen to the TV. There is also Bluetooth which will allow users to connect their wireless headphones and music systems directly with the TV. Original article: Daiwa Announces Make in India Ultra 4K Smart TVs With Android 9.0 and HDR10 Support ©2020 TelecomTalk. All Rights Reserved. |
| Vivaldi Android Browser Now Features Enhanced Tracker and Ad Blocker Posted: 12 Aug 2020 06:25 AM PDT This post first appeared on TelecomTalk Read more at: https://telecomtalk.info/vivaldi-android-browser-enhanced-tracker/289546/, Vivaldi Android Browser Now Features Enhanced Tracker and Ad Blocker
Vivaldi on Wednesday announced that its Android browser has been updated to version 3.2 featuring enhancements to its integrated tracker and ad blocker. The company said that the users can "enable and manage more blocking lists" while creating their own custom list of websites to block or unblock while browsing online. Vivaldi also said that it has moved more functionality on its Android browser to the bottom of the screen "for easier one-handed access." The Vivaldi web browser for desktop was initially launched in 2016 by former Opera CEO Jon von Tetzchner with the company introducing its Android variant in April 2020 following months of testing. Vivaldi Updates its Android Browser to Version 3.2The company said that the update released on Wednesday enables users to select "more blocking lists in Vivaldi" along with the ability to create custom lists. "This is because we believe that you should always have the final say – how you want websites to display and what you want websites to know about you should be ultimately your choice," Vivaldi said on Wednesday. Vivaldi said that the series of preinstalled blocking lists and sources in the browser provides users more choice with the ability to enable or disable "with a simple tick." The browser now also enables users to opt for an "country-specific listed source" depending on the region of the user or their preference. The company said that the tracker and ad blocker emerged as the most requested feature ever since Vivaldi launched the first beta of its Android browser in September 2019. "The number of web trackers has skyrocketed," Vivaldi said on Wednesday. "And is still on the rise. Many of you want to limit unnecessary tracking and want a cleaner, faster web without trackers and ads." Vivaldi said that the "sheer scale" web tracking and data collection had resulted in the company to launch its Android browser with an built-in tracker and ad blocker. The company said that its integration solution featuring tracker and ad blocker enables users to protect from the "ubiquitous trackers and unwanted ads." The tracker and ad blocker solution on the Vivaldi Android browser can be enabled or disabled for websites through the shield icon in the address bar. However, the users also have the ability to change the blocking levels and functionality for all the websites in the browser settings. Vivaldi Android Browser Now Features More Functionality at the BottomThe company said that the updated browser features open, private, recently closed and synced tab buttons at the bottom of the screen. Vivaldi said that the "bottom of the screen" is easier for users to reach especially those on the large screens. “You'll find this enhancement useful as many of you rely on one-handed access to the main functions of the browser when browsing on your mobile devices," Vivaldi said. "Our aim is to put all the navigation bars at the bottom so that the key functionality is just a thumb away." The company highlighted that it had already moved several functionality of the browser including the bookmarks, switching between Panel functions, history, notes and download to the bottom of the interface. Vivaldi said that the Tab Strip feature that enables users to view desktop style tabs on the browser has been renamed to Tab Bar, providing uniformity in addressing features across desktop and mobile variants. The Tab Bar is said to be now enabled by default providing users an option to view, open and switch tabs just like the desktop browser. However, Vivaldi said that the Tab Bar can be disabled on the browser settings. Additionally, the company said that the background theme on the Speed Dial now changes to dark mode with the new update on its Android variant. Further, the users starting the browser in the landscape mode will not notice the bottom bar offering users more screen space. Vivaldi also said that the sync settings will now display the profile picture of the users when they log in. Crucially, the company highlighted that its "copy to note" feature will be "glitch-free" for users experiencing difficulties as Vivaldi has delivered a "big stability fix." Original article: Vivaldi Android Browser Now Features Enhanced Tracker and Ad Blocker ©2020 TelecomTalk. All Rights Reserved. |
| Realme C12 and C15 to Launch in India on August 18: Key Features Teased Posted: 12 Aug 2020 05:24 AM PDT This post first appeared on TelecomTalk Read more at: https://telecomtalk.info/realme-c12-c15-india-launch-date/289465/, Realme C12 and C15 to Launch in India on August 18: Key Features Teased
Just last month, Realme launched the C11 in India. The Realme C11 was launched with a big battery size of 5000mAh and came powered with MediaTek Helio G35. Now Realme is again going to launch new models in the 'C' series – C12 and C15. The smartphone manufacturer has confirmed about the India launch. Both the smartphones come with a fingerprint scanner in the back. Adding to this, both of them will have quite a large battery of 6000mAh and will support 18W fast charging as well. Let's take a look at the specifications of the devices. Realme C15 SpecificationsThe specifications of Realme C15 can be confirmed because the smartphone is already launched in Indonesia. It comes with a 6.5-inch HD+ LCD display. The screen of the C15 has an aspect ratio of 20:9. It is powered by the MediaTek Helio G35 SoC paired with 4GB of RAM and 128GB internal storage. The storage can be expanded up to 256GB with the help of a microSD card. The Realme C15 runs on Android 10 on top of Realme UI. Coming to the camera department, there is a quad-camera setup in the rear. The primary lens is a 13MP sensor coupled with an 8MP ultra-wide-angle sensor, 2MP retro sensor and a 2MP mono sensor. For shooting selfies and video calls, there is an 8MP sensor in the front. It comes with a 6000mAh battery and 18W fast charging support. There is a 3.5mm headphone jack as well. The smartphone doesn't support 5G though. It supports Dual 4G VoLTE, Bluetooth 5, and Wi-Fi 802.11 b/g/n. Realme C12 SpecificationsThere are not many confirmed details about the Realme C12 available. But from the image that has been shared by Realme, it can be seen that the smartphone has a triple camera setup in the rear. Along with that, there is also a fingerprint scanner mounted in the back. The smartphone might come with a 6000mAh battery as well but with 10W fast charging support as per rumours. Official pricing of both the C15 and C12 will be revealed only during the launch by Realme. Original article: Realme C12 and C15 to Launch in India on August 18: Key Features Teased ©2020 TelecomTalk. All Rights Reserved. |
| 5 Best Smartphones Which You Can Buy in India Under Rs 15,000 Posted: 12 Aug 2020 03:54 AM PDT This post first appeared on TelecomTalk Read more at: https://telecomtalk.info/five-best-smartphones-under-rs150000/289508/, 5 Best Smartphones Which You Can Buy in India Under Rs 15,000
Indian smartphone enthusiasts have seen the launch of some pretty attractive devices in 2019-20. The smartphones have been launched by major companies like Samsung, Redmi, Realme and many more with good specifications and competitive pricing. Since the outbreak of COVID-19 has disrupted the purchasing power of the customers, smartphone manufacturers have launched devices with affordable pricing to cater to the needs of the price-sensitive market of India. As there are various smartphones available in the market, we have compiled the top five smartphones which you can purchase under a budget of Rs 15,000. Here are all the devices which you can consider. Xiaomi Redmi Note 9 ProThe Redmi Note 9 Pro is one of the most competitive offerings by Xioami, which was launched back in March in the Indian market. The device features a 6.67-inch Full HD+ screen with a punch-hole located at the top centre. Xiaomi Redmi Note 9 Pro is powered by Qualcomm Snapdragon 720G with up to 6GB RAM and 128GB internal storage. As of camera specifications, the Redmi Note 9 Pro features a quad-camera setup which houses 48MP primary camera, 8MP ultra-wide sensor, 5MP macro sensor and 2MP portrait sensor. The device also features 5020mAh battery with 18W fast charging support. Redmi Note 9 Pro is available in two different variants. The 4GB RAM and 64GB internal storage variant is priced at Rs 12,999, whereas the 6GB RAM and 128GB internal storage is priced at Rs 13,999. Realme 6iThe second deal which we do not want you to miss is the Realme 6i. The company launched Realme 6i back in July. The device features a 6.5-inch punch-hole display with 90.5% screen-to-body ratio. Under the hood, the Realme 6i features a MediaTek Helio G90T SoC which is optimised for gaming with up to 6GB RAM and 64GB of internal storage. For customers, who are looking for greater storage, they can use a dedicated micro SD card slot and expand the storage up to 256GB. As of camera specifications, the device features a quad-camera setup which houses 48MP primary lens, 8MP ultra-wide sensor, 2MP portrait lens and 2MP macro sensor. Towards the front, the device features a 16MP lens. Realme 6i is powered by 4300mAh battery with 30W fast charging support. Realme 6i is also available in two different variants. The 4GB RAM and 64GB internal storage variant is priced at Rs 12,999 whereas 6GB RAM and 64GB internal storage variant is priced at Rs 14,999. Poco M2 ProPoco is becoming a renowned brand in India, and smartphone enthusiasts have started looking out for Poco devices. The Poco M2 Pro was launched back in July, and the company specially stated that all devices which will be sold in India would be made in India. Poco M2 Pro features a 6.7-inch full HD+ display with a 20:9 cinematic display. Under the veil, the Poco M2 Pro features Qualcomm Snapdragon 720G chipset with up to 6GB RAM and 128GB internal storage. As of camera specifications, Poco M2 Pro features a quad-camera setup which houses 48MP primary lens, 8MP ultra-wide-angle lens, 5MP macro lens and 2MP depth sensor. Towards the front, the device features a 16MP lens for selfies. The Poco M2 Pro is powered by 5000mAh battery and comes with 33W fast charging support. Poco M2 Pro will be available in three variants. The 4GB RAM and 64GB internal storage variant is priced at Rs 13,999, whereas the 6GB RAM and 64GB internal storage variant is priced at Rs 14,999. In case if you want 128GB internal storage variant, the pricing will exceed the Rs 15,000 bracket, and you will have to pay Rs 15,999. Realme Narzo 10Another Realme device which you must not miss out is the Realme Narzo 10. The Realme Narzo 10 was launched back in June, and the company recently launched a new variant of the device for the Indian market. The Realme Narzo 10 features a 6.5-inch HD+ screen with Corning Gorilla Glass 3 protection. Under the veil, the Realme Narzo 10 features MediaTek Helio G80 chipset with up to 4GB RAM and 128GB internal storage. The Realme Narzo 10 features a quad camera setup which houses 48MP primary camera, 8MP ultra-wide-angle sensor, 2MP portrait sensor and 2MP macro sensor. Towards the front, the device features a 16MP selfie camera. The Realme Narzo 10 is also powered by 5000mAh battery. The Narzo 10A is available in just one variant and three different colour options. The colour options are That Blue, That Green and That White, and the lone storage variant is 4GB+128GB, priced at Rs 11,999. Samsung Galaxy M21The Samsung Galaxy M21 was launched by the company last month. The device features a 6.4-inch Full HD+ Infinity-O Super AMOLED display. Much like any other Galaxy M series device launched in recent times, the Galaxy M21 is also powered by the company’s own Exynos 9611 SoC. The phone comes in two variants- 4GB+64GB and 6GB+128GB. It has a triple camera setup on the back comprising of 48MP primary sensor, 8MP ultra-wide-angle shooter and a 5MP depth sensor. Up front, we get a 20MP selfie camera. The highlight of the phone is its 6000mAh battery which also has 15W fast charging support. The phone is currently available in two variants- 4GB+64GB at Rs 13,999 and 6GB+128GB at Rs 15,999, via Amazon India. Original article: 5 Best Smartphones Which You Can Buy in India Under Rs 15,000 ©2020 TelecomTalk. All Rights Reserved. |
| MIUI 12 Announced With Refreshed Design and Productivity Features in India Posted: 12 Aug 2020 01:35 AM PDT This post first appeared on TelecomTalk Read more at: https://telecomtalk.info/miui-12-india-features-availability/289504/, MIUI 12 Announced With Refreshed Design and Productivity Features in India
MIUI is the operating system which all the Xiaomi smartphones adopt. Last year Xiaomi launched the MIUI 11 with Dark Mode and many new features. Now the Chinese smartphone manufacturer has announced MIUI 12 for India. It comes with a refreshed design and many new personal and productivity features. Xiaomi has also introduced an upgraded animation engine which will make the transition effects very smooth. The weather app gets an interesting update making the app experience more real. Xiaomi has also separated the notification panel and quick settings panel to make things more convenient for the users. More on the MIUI 12 update ahead. MIUI 12 FeaturesWith MIUI 12, users will get the option of using Super Wallpapers. The Super Wallpapers feature will bring high-quality reconstruction of official images that NASA has of Mars and Earth. There will be options to choose from several landing points of Mars. Dark Mode has been enhanced with the MIUI 12 and now it will be extended to most of the third-party apps which did not support Dark Mode until now. There is also a much demanded built-in app drawer included in the MIUI 12. Xiaomi has added 'Magic Clone' feature to the MIUI 12 camera module and has also updated the UI of the camera app making it easier for the users to click pictures and shoot videos. There is also an enhanced privacy feature which will allow the users to decide what they want to share and what they don't. The MIUI 12 comes with a Universal Casting feature which will help you cast pretty much everything you do on your smartphone. There is also a Private Casting feature added so that none of your personal messages or anything else private casts on the screen when you are presenting something. With the newly added floating window feature, you can reply to important messages while using a different app at the same time. It will allow you to multi-task in the most efficient manner. There is also an Ultra Battery Saver mode which will give you 5 additional hours of battery performance. The MIUI 12 will be rolled out to Mi 10, Redmi Note 9, Redmi Note 9 Pro, Redmi Note 8, Redmi Note 8 Pro, Redmi Note 7, and Redmi Note 7 Pro starting this month. Original article: MIUI 12 Announced With Refreshed Design and Productivity Features in India ©2020 TelecomTalk. All Rights Reserved. |
| Tata Sky Binge Service Now Costs Rs 299 Per Month Posted: 12 Aug 2020 12:25 AM PDT This post first appeared on TelecomTalk Read more at: https://telecomtalk.info/tatasky-binge-price-increased-august-2020/289499/, Tata Sky Binge Service Now Costs Rs 299 Per Month
Tata Sky, the largest Direct-to-Home (DTH) operator in India is set to hike its Tata Sky Binge service from August 13, 2020. The development was initially shared by the operator on Wednesday as it announced that the VOOT Select and VOOT Kids will be part of the Tata Sky Binge service. The DTH operator in 2019 introduced the Tata Sky Binge service that enables users to watch Over-the-Top (OTT) content from selected platforms including Disney+ Hotstar and SunNXT through a single subscription. A senior Tata Sky official has now said that the Tata Sky Binge service will receive a price hike on the midnight of August 12. Tata Sky Binge Service Receives Rs 50 Price HikeThe DTH operator on Wednesday highlighted that the Tata Sky service would be charged at Rs 299 per month as compared to the existing price of Rs 249 per month. The OTT services that are part of the Tata Sky Binge service includes Disney+ Hotstar Premium, SunNXT, Hungama Play, ErosNow, Zee5 and ShemarooMe. Tata Sky on Wednesday announced a partnership with Viacom18 Digital Ventures to introduce VOOT Select and VOOT Kids on its Tata Sky Binge service. With the addition of the VOOT Select and VOOT Kids, the Tata Sky Binge service users can now access content from eight OTT apps. Additionally, the Tata Sky Binge service users can also watch Amazon Prime subscription for Rs 129 per month with the new subscribers provided three months of complimentary access to Prime for no added cost. The DTH operator also enables the Tata Sky Binge subscribers to access the past seven day content of select shows from various channels. It was said that the new rates of the Binge service will be updated on the Tata Sky website on the night of August 12. Tata Sky Binge Service Can Be Accessed on Multiple WaysThe Tata Sky Binge service can be accessed by Tata Sky users through the Tata Sky Edition of the Amazon FireTV Stick or through the Tata Sky Binge+ Set-Top Box (STB). The DTH operator has priced its Android powered STB at Rs 3999 with Tata Sky also offering six month complimentary access to the Binge service. The Tata Sky Edition of the Amazon Fire TV Stick is available to existing subscribers for no additional cost. The DTH operator also provides 30 day complimentary access to the Binge service to the new users of the Tata Sky Edition of the Amazon Fire TV Stick. Original article: Tata Sky Binge Service Now Costs Rs 299 Per Month ©2020 TelecomTalk. All Rights Reserved. |
| BSNL Rs 525 Bharat Fiber FTTH Plan Now Valid Till November Posted: 11 Aug 2020 11:23 PM PDT This post first appeared on TelecomTalk Read more at: https://telecomtalk.info/bsnl-rs525-bharat-fiber-plan-november/289487/, BSNL Rs 525 Bharat Fiber FTTH Plan Now Valid Till November
Bharat Sanchar Nigam Limited (BSNL) Haryana circle on Wednesday reintroduced its Rs 525 circle specific plan on a promotional basis till November 7, 2020. The Rs 525 plan dubbed as "Bharat Fiber BB Combo 400GB 525 Monthly" was introduced in July 2019 on a promotional basis in the Haryana circle. While the state-run operator initially said that the Rs 525 plan will be valid till October 20, 2019, BSNL had often reintroduced the plan on a promotional basis. The operator earlier in the year had said that the Bharat Fiber BB Combo 400GB 525 Monthly will be valid till August 1, 2020. BSNL Rs 525 Bharat Fiber Plan Valid till NovemberThe Bharat Fiber BB Combo 400GB 525 Monthly enables users to browse up to 25 Mbps speed till 400GB with the operator capping the speeds to 1 Mbps upon reaching the limit. The operator also enables users subscribed to the Bharat Fiber BB Combo 400GB 525 Monthly plan to make unlimited calls to any network across India. BSNL has priced the Bharat Fiber BB Combo 400GB 525 Monthly plan at Rs 525 with the plan valid till November 7, 2020. It has to be noted that the Bharat Fiber BB Combo 400GB 525 Monthly is only marginally higher than the base 100GB CUL plan priced at Rs 499 per month. The 100GB CUL plan enables users to browse at 20 Mbps speed till 100GB with the operator capping the speeds to 2 Mbps upon reaching the limit. Similar to the Bharat Fiber BB Combo 400GB 525 Monthly, the operator also enables users subscribed to the 100GB CUL plan to make unlimited local and STD calls to any network across India. BSNL Rs 525 Available on Annual, Biennial, Triennial SubscriptionsThe operator has also highlighted that the BB Combo 400GB 525 Monthly will be available on monthly, annual, biennial and triennial subscription packs. The BB Combo 400GB 525 Annual pack carries a price tag of Rs 6300 while the biennial and triennial packs are priced at Rs 12,600 and Rs 18,900 respectively. BSNL also offers one month, three months and four months of complementary service with the annual, biennial and triennial pack subscriptions. Original article: BSNL Rs 525 Bharat Fiber FTTH Plan Now Valid Till November ©2020 TelecomTalk. All Rights Reserved. |
| Tata Sky Binge Gets VOOT Select and VOOT Kids OTT Content Posted: 11 Aug 2020 10:44 PM PDT This post first appeared on TelecomTalk Read more at: https://telecomtalk.info/tatasky-binge-voot-select-partnership/289440/, Tata Sky Binge Gets VOOT Select and VOOT Kids OTT Content
India’s top DTH operator, Tata Sky, today announced the strengthening of its content catalogue of Tata Sky Binge by onboarding streaming service VOOT Select and VOOT Kids. Tata Sky’s OTT aggregator service, Tata Sky Binge, has partnered with Viacom18 Digital Ventures for bringing the two content services onboard. For the unaware, VOOT Kids is a kids-focused streaming service, while VOOT Select is the general streaming service from Viacom18. As part of this partnership, all the top TV shows from Viacom18 and Voot Originals will be added to Tata Sky Binge. Similar to other OTT subscriptions, the content from VOOT Select and VOOT Kids will also be available for free to Tata Sky Binge users at a monthly price. Tata Sky Binge and Viacom18 Partnership: What Does It Mean?Introduced back in May 2019, Tata Sky Binge is already offering a host of entertainment options from India’s top OTT platforms like Amazon Prime Video, Disney+ Hotstar, ZEE5, SunNXT, Hungama Play, Eros Now and ShemarooMe. And now, users can also enjoy OTT content from VOOT Select and VOOT Kids. As for the latest partnership, it will enable Tata Sky Binge subscribers to watch vast offering of content like originals, exclusive international content, blockbuster movies and more.
Tata Sky subscribers can access the library of premium OTT apps on Tata Sky Binge via the Amazon Fire TV Stick – Tata Sky Edition for just Rs 299 per month. New and existing Tata Sky customers can avail a Tata Sky Binge+ connection at an offer price of Rs 3999 which includes six months subscription to the Tata Sky Binge platform. Tata Sky Binge customers on the FireTV stick or the Android Box also get access to last seven days of missed shows (based on linear entitlement) and three months of Amazon Prime subscription at no extra cost. Original article: Tata Sky Binge Gets VOOT Select and VOOT Kids OTT Content ©2020 TelecomTalk. All Rights Reserved. |
| Wireless Mesh Networks Can be the Solution for Inexpensive Yet Reliable Broadband Internet Posted: 11 Aug 2020 06:32 PM PDT This post first appeared on TelecomTalk Read more at: https://telecomtalk.info/wireless-mesh-networks-inexpensive-reliable-broadband/289258/, Wireless Mesh Networks Can be the Solution for Inexpensive Yet Reliable Broadband Internet
Online connectivity has become of supreme importance. Without it, most of our activities would come to a halt. To ensure that our lives never slow down, we need a stable and fast internet connection. But that is only possible if you have wired fiber broadband connection. Broadband internet has a flaw though. You can't really take it with you outside your home or office. On the outside, you have to rely on your mobile network provider for the internet which is most of the time quite slow due to either data congestion or network throttling by the service provider. But the future of broadband internet can be wireless mesh networks. They don't require a wired connection and can be set-up in any part of the city without any huge cost. Wireless Mesh Network is Truly WirelessWhen we say wireless broadband connection or internet, it is not truly wireless. It is connected to a fixed-line network and with the help of a router, it distributes signals nearby. That is why you cannot carry it with you anywhere. But the mesh networks are truly wireless because they do not require to be wired throughout for providing data. Wireless mesh networks rely on nodes which communicate with each other wirelessly and therefore are able to transmit data through each other. The good thing about these nodes is that they are comparatively cheaper to set-up than network towers. Adding to that, one network could be connected to hundreds of nodes. The wireless mesh nodes are basically radio transmitters sending internet signals through each other. They use the common Wi-Fi standards – 802.11a, g, and b. An interesting thing to know about these mesh nodes is that they are very smart in communicating. So in case, there is a network failure or any problem in any of the nodes, the remaining nodes will figure it out and will start communicating with the node which has the best network signal nearby them. But the origin of the network is through one router which is connected to a fixed-line. The primary router then starts sending the signal to the nodes nearby and then those nodes communicate the signals even further. This kind of network can be good for a whole city as well as a small office. It all depends on the number of nodes that are being set-up and the kind of internet speed that is being provided to the primary router. Since there is lesser wire in setting up this connection, it means that the overall cost for setting up the internet connection would be lesser as well. The nodes are self-configuring, there is no network administrator required. Another great thing about the wireless mesh nodes is that they are very easy to install and very easy to uninstall. It could be done with a minimal man force and thus would even save more costs. Original article: Wireless Mesh Networks Can be the Solution for Inexpensive Yet Reliable Broadband Internet ©2020 TelecomTalk. All Rights Reserved. |
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