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- Bharti Airtel Now Refarming 2G Spectrum to Provide Enhanced 4G Services in 10 Circles
- Tata Sky Binge Partners With CuriosityStream to Offer World Class Documentaries
- Oppo Announces AR Glass 2021 and 2 Other Concept Products at INNO Day 2020
- India Still Behind Pakistan, Nepal on Mobile Data Speeds
- Microsoft Surface Book 3 and Surface Go 2 Launched in India, Price and Specifications
- Nokia 2.4 Might Launch on November 26 as per the Teaser by HMD Global
- BIF to Trai: Bandwidth Speed Must be Minimum 2 Mbps to Qualify as Broadband
- You Broadband 200 Mbps Plan With Unlimited Data Now Costs Rs 899 per Month
- Honor Brand Sold Off by Huawei for an Undisclosed Amount
- Bharti Airtel Details Post Pack Benefits for Prepaid Vouchers
| Bharti Airtel Now Refarming 2G Spectrum to Provide Enhanced 4G Services in 10 Circles Posted: 17 Nov 2020 05:45 AM PST This post first appeared on TelecomTalk Read more at: https://telecomtalk.info/airtel-2g-spectrum-refarming-telecom-circles/311429/, Bharti Airtel Now Refarming 2G Spectrum to Provide Enhanced 4G Services in 10 Circles
Last year, we saw Bharti Airtel completely shutting down 3G services across the country. A new report by PTI now highlights the telco has started refarming 2G spectrum for 4G services to deliver enhanced network services to the customers. Airtel is said to have started deploying 4G technology in the 900 Mhz band. For those who are unaware, Airtel is using the same 900 Mhz band currently to provide 2G services. The refarming of 2G spectrum for 4G has started by Airtel in ten telecom circles and the report says it will take 3-4 months for Airtel to finish the entire refarming exercise. At present, Airtel is offering 4G services in 2300 Mhz and 1800 Mhz bands. Refarming of 2G Spectrum for 4G Will Boost Indoor ConnectivityThe PTI report says Airtel has already started the refarming of 900 Mhz spectrum band for 4G in six telecom circles- Delhi, Kolkata, Andhra Pradesh, North East, Karnataka and Rajasthan. And it will also start deploying the same in four more telecom circles soon because the telco has liberalised 900 Mhz spectrum in ten circles. Airtel is no longer offering 3G services in India and all the 3G users were migrated to 4G as part of its 3G spectrum refarming exercise last year. “As smartphone penetration grows further in small towns and villages, we have the opportunity to deploy some of the high quality 900 Mhz band from 2G to 4G and scale up network capacity without having to wait till auctions. This is helping us truly differentiate the 4G experience on our network,” the company executive who did not wish to be named said to PTI. By refarming the 900 Mhz 2G spectrum for 4G, Bharti Airtel is looking to boost the indoor coverage. Do make a note that the refarming is only to boost the indoor coverage and Airtel will continue offering 2G services across the country. The report further adds the 900 Mhz band with higher propagation helps in improving indoor 4G coverage and also strengthens Airtel’s 4G spectrum group. Airtel is currently on the recovery mode as the telco plans to increase ARPU and also increase its subscriber base. Airtel recently revealed that it added 14.4 million new 4G users in the quarter that ended on September 30, 2020. The most important takeaway is Airtel managed to outperform Jio in the 4G subscriber additions. Original article: Bharti Airtel Now Refarming 2G Spectrum to Provide Enhanced 4G Services in 10 Circles ©2020 TelecomTalk. All Rights Reserved. |
| Tata Sky Binge Partners With CuriosityStream to Offer World Class Documentaries Posted: 17 Nov 2020 04:30 AM PST This post first appeared on TelecomTalk Read more at: https://telecomtalk.info/tata-sky-binge-curiositystream/311414/, Tata Sky Binge Partners With CuriosityStream to Offer World Class Documentaries
In a release shared by Tata Sky, the largest Direct-to-Home (DTH) operator has partnered with CuriosityStream, one of the leading factual media companies globally. Now onwards, Tata Sky Binge subscribers will be able to stream through content offered by CuriosityStream. More than a thousand hours worth of documentary series and films have been added to the platform of Tata Sky Binge by CuriosityStream. For the unaware, Tata Sky Binge is an aggregated over-the-top (OTT) content service which is available to the subscribers owning a Tata Sky Binge+ Box or the Amazon Fire TV Stick-Tata Sky Edition. More details on the story ahead. Tata Sky Binge Partners With CuriosityStreamNot only for the Binge subscribers, but CuriosityStream will also be available for the subscribers of the satellite-TV platform with an option to view live and catch up content on-the-go through Tata Sky Mobile app. Subscribers of the Tata Sky can stream through the content of CuriosityStream on channel number 715. The partnership between both the platforms will bring users access to popular titles such as Mumbai Railway, Stephen Hawking's Favourite Places, Dragons & Damsels and Deep Ocean Narrated by Sir David Attenborough, Age of Big Cats, and Amazing Dinoworld. So now, Tata Sky Binge subscribers can stream content from over 10 different OTT platforms including Disney+ Hotstar Premium, ZEE5, SonyLIV, Hungama Play, SunNxt, ShemarooMe, Eros Now, Voot Kids, Voot Select, and now CuriosityStream as well by paying for a single subscription worth Rs 299 per month. There is also a free added subscription of Amazon Prime Video for the first three months for a new user. Adding to this, every user subscribing to the Binge service for the first time will get the subscription free for 6 months. Just a couple of days back we reported about Tata Sky announcing the addition of SonyLIV to its Binge platform. The DTH operator is rapidly adding popular OTT platforms to its Binge service to get an edge over other players in the market. It will be interesting to see how many more OTT platforms are added by Tata Sky in the coming time and if the DTH operator will increase the subscription price from the current Rs 299 per month. Original article: Tata Sky Binge Partners With CuriosityStream to Offer World Class Documentaries ©2020 TelecomTalk. All Rights Reserved. |
| Oppo Announces AR Glass 2021 and 2 Other Concept Products at INNO Day 2020 Posted: 17 Nov 2020 03:15 AM PST This post first appeared on TelecomTalk Read more at: https://telecomtalk.info/oppo-announces-ar-glass-2021/311402/, Oppo Announces AR Glass 2021 and 2 Other Concept Products at INNO Day 2020
Oppo, a Chinese consumer electronics company today announced three new concept products at the INNO Day 2020. This is the second Oppo INNO Day held in consecutive years successfully. Oppo’s AR Glass 2021 is one of the most exciting products announced today. Alongside the three products, Oppo also announced the 3+N+X technology development strategy where '3' refers to the – hardware, software, and services technologies, 'N' refers to the Oppo's essential capabilities including security and privacy, AI, and more and lastly, the 'X' refers to the innovation and differentiated technologies of the company such as flash charge. More details on the story ahead. Oppo AR Glass 2021, Rolling Phone, and CybeReal AR ApplicationStarting with the Oppo AR Glass 2021, its core components will include Birdbath optical solution to improve the immersive experience for the user. The concept glass will feature a ToF sensor, RGB camera, and stereo fisheye camera. It can support various natural interactions and also complete a three-dimensional spatial localisation in milliseconds. This technology will offer users a more real and natural experience of spatial interaction in the AR world with feedback on the real-time position of the people. The second concept product announced by Oppo is the rollable phone. It will come with a more flexible than usual display and structural stacking to provide the users with a more interactive experience. The size of the phone could be as small as 6.4-inch and can be increased to 7.4-inches whenever the user wants. The rollable phone will come with three proprietary technologies of Oppo including the 2-in-1 plate, Roll Motor powertrain, and Warp Track high-strength screen laminate. The third concept product announced is the CybeReal AR. It is an application powered by real-time spatial calculation tech which will allow very precise scene recognition and localisation. It is supported by the three core technologies of Oppo and it will have the capability of accurately restructuring the world in a smaller screen, centimetre to centimetre. Oppo said that this technology will allow users to understand the real world in a better way. Original article: Oppo Announces AR Glass 2021 and 2 Other Concept Products at INNO Day 2020 ©2020 TelecomTalk. All Rights Reserved. |
| India Still Behind Pakistan, Nepal on Mobile Data Speeds Posted: 17 Nov 2020 01:45 AM PST This post first appeared on TelecomTalk Read more at: https://telecomtalk.info/india-still-behind-pakistan-nepal-mobile-speeds/311343/, India Still Behind Pakistan, Nepal on Mobile Data Speeds
Indian Marginally Improves on Speedtest Global Index for MobileOokla highlighted that India registered an average download and upload speeds of 12.34 Mbps and 4.52 Mbps respectively on the Speedtest Global Index for mobile in October. India is placed at 131st on the Speedtest Global Index for October with Uzbekistan, Tajikistan, Somalia, Bangladesh, Sudan, Venezuela, Palestine and Afghanistan registering lower download speeds. Pakistan is ranked 106th on the Speedtest Global Index for mobile with the country said to have gained 11 places in October while Nepal dropped two places to be ranked 120th on the Index. In the previous month, India registered an average download and upload speeds of 12.07 Mbps and 4.31 Mbps respectively. The Speedtest Global Index for mobile covers 139 countries across the globe with South Korea, United Arab Emirates, China, Qatar and Australia completing the top five spots on the Index in October. The company highlighted that the global average download speed on mobile hit 39.18 Mbps while the upload speeds jumped to 11.63 Mbps in October. India Makes Noticeable Gains on Speedtest Global Index for Fixed BroadbandFurther, the Speedtest Global Index for October highlights that India jumped to 66th spot on the Index for fixed broadband. India is said to have recorded average download and upload speeds of 48.99 Mbps and 45.65 Mbps respectively on fixed broadband. In the previous month, the second most populous country is said to have registered average download and upload speeds of 46.47 Mbps and 42.43 Mbps respectively on fixed broadband. Singapore, Hong Kong, Romania, Switzerland and Thailand continued to be the top five countries on Speedtest Global Index for fixed broadband in October. The Speedtest Global Index for fixed broadband is said to cover 176 countries across the globe with Burundi, Sudan, Mauritania, Algeria, Yeman and Turkmenistan occupying the bottom six spots on the Index. Ookla also highlighted that the global average download speed on fixed broadband jumped to 87.84 Mbps in October while the upload speeds hit 47.16 Mbps. Original article: India Still Behind Pakistan, Nepal on Mobile Data Speeds ©2020 TelecomTalk. All Rights Reserved. |
| Microsoft Surface Book 3 and Surface Go 2 Launched in India, Price and Specifications Posted: 17 Nov 2020 12:45 AM PST This post first appeared on TelecomTalk Read more at: https://telecomtalk.info/microsoft-surface-book-3-surface-go-2/311355/, Microsoft Surface Book 3 and Surface Go 2 Launched in India, Price and Specifications
Microsoft has just launched the Surface Book 3 and Surface Go 2 in India. Both these laptops were announced by the tech giant back in May 2020 for international markets. But now they have finally arrived in India and will run on Windows 10 Pro. The Microsoft Surface Go 2 runs on an 8th generation Intel Core M processor while the Surface Book 3 runs on Intel Core I processors. Both laptops have a unique set of features and specifications. Let's take a look at the specifications and price they are launched in for the Indian market. Microsoft Surface Book 3 Specifications and PriceIt is a laptop which can be converted into a tablet anytime the user wants. Microsoft Surface Book 3 will be available in two different sizes – 13-inch and 15-inch. The laptop is said to perform 50% faster than its predecessor and offers up to 17.5 hours worth of battery life. It is powered by the 10th generation Intel I core chipsets namely i5 and i7. Especially for the developers, this laptop has been launched with an option of upgrading up to 32GB RAM. Keeping in mind the demand for gamers, Microsoft has installed the NVIDIA GeForce GPU in the laptop which can comfortably support all the Xbox games passed for PC. The Surface Book 3 has been launched for a starting price of Rs 1,56,299 which comes with a 10th generation Intel i5 processor, 8GB RAM, and 256GB SSD storage. The price of the laptop goes as high up to Rs 3,40,399. Microsoft Surface Go 2 Specifications and PriceThe Surface Go 2 can also serve as both a laptop and a tablet. It comes with a larger PixelSense display and offers an improved battery life over its predecessor. It is powered by the Intel Core M processors. There is a 5MP webcam installed on top of the screen with support of built-in studio mics for better video calling and conferencing experience. The Surface Go 2 is paired with a Surface pen which will help students and office goers in taking notes and fasten the learning and working experience. The Surface Go 2 has been launched for a starting price of Rs 42,999 for the 4GB RAM and 64GB variant. Original article: Microsoft Surface Book 3 and Surface Go 2 Launched in India, Price and Specifications ©2020 TelecomTalk. All Rights Reserved. |
| Nokia 2.4 Might Launch on November 26 as per the Teaser by HMD Global Posted: 16 Nov 2020 11:45 PM PST This post first appeared on TelecomTalk Read more at: https://telecomtalk.info/nokia-might-launch-on-november-26/311330/, Nokia 2.4 Might Launch on November 26 as per the Teaser by HMD Global
Nokia is soon going to launch a brand new smartphone for the Indian market. Much recently, HMD Global through its Twitter and other social media accounts has teased about the launch of a new device on November 26. While no specific name has been given by HMD Global or Nokia, it can be assumed that the device being launched is Nokia 2.4. A couple of days back, a report surfaced online citing industry sources saying that the Nokia 2.4 will be launched by the end of November 2020, in India. For the unaware, Nokia 2.4 is already released for the European market so its specifications are already known — more details ahead. Nokia 2.4 Specifications (Expected)While Nokia has already launched the Nokia 2.4 for an international market, it would be wrong to assume that the company will release the same device for the Indian market as well. There could be some changes on the Indian version, but let's take a look at the specifications of the European variant to get an idea of what the smartphone can come with. The Nokia 2.4 runs on Android 10 out of the box and comes with a 6.5-inch HD+ display and an aspect ratio of 20:9. The device is powered by the MediaTek Helio P22 SoC coupled with up to 3GB RAM. There is a dual-camera setup in the rear which features a 13MP primary sensor paired with a 2MP depth sensor. For clicking selfies, there is a 5MP sensor at the front of the device. The device is available in two internal storage variants – 32GB and 64GB. But the good thing is that the internal storage can be expanded up to 512GB with the help of an external microSD card. A fingerprint scanner is on the back of the device for additional security and there is a 4,500mAh battery inside the phone. All the above-mentioned features are of the European variant of the Nokia 2.4 and may be different when released for the Indian market. Nokia 2.4 Price (Expected)The Nokia 2.4 got a starting price of EUR 119 (approximately Rs 10,500) in the European market and was made available in three different colour options namely Dusk, Charcoal, and Fjord. The Indian pricing should also be around this price mark. Original article: Nokia 2.4 Might Launch on November 26 as per the Teaser by HMD Global ©2020 TelecomTalk. All Rights Reserved. |
| BIF to Trai: Bandwidth Speed Must be Minimum 2 Mbps to Qualify as Broadband Posted: 16 Nov 2020 10:30 PM PST This post first appeared on TelecomTalk Read more at: https://telecomtalk.info/bif-to-trai-broadband-speed/311322/, BIF to Trai: Bandwidth Speed Must be Minimum 2 Mbps to Qualify as Broadband
Demand for broadband internet in India has grown in the last few months. The broadband technology has developed very rapidly, and now people can access up to 1 Gbps internet speed sitting in their homes and offices. Much recently, the Broadband Forum of India (BIF) said in response to a consultation paper released by the Telecom Regulatory Authority of India (Trai) that the definition of broadband internet in India needs to be updated. BIF noted that at present, the minimum threshold for a service to qualify as broadband service is providing 512 Kbps internet speed which should be updated and increased. More details on the story ahead. BIF Says Minimum Internet Speed Should be 2 Mbps for a Broadband ServiceAs per a report from News18, BIF has said that the definition of broadband internet service needs to be updated now. From the current minimum speed of 512 Kbps, the minimum speed should be increased to 2 Mbps for both downloading and uploading. Adding to this, BIF has suggested dividing the broadband services into three different categories, namely 'Basic', 'Fast', and 'Ultra-Fast'. This division would help the broadband companies in matching up to a certain standard and quality of service when they list their plans or services in any of these categories. It is worth noting that since the last time broadband internet was defined, internet in India has evolved to a much better standard. A large population in the country is now used to getting 4G internet speeds which is much higher than what broadband internet used to offer five years ago. With 5G around the corner, it is high time that a proper new definition for broadband internet and services is also given. Trai had earlier floated several consultation papers to various telecom and internet service providers (ISPs) in the country in which the main concern mentioned was the minimum speed offered to the users. Defining a better minimum speed is something that actually needs to be done since 512 Kbps is not enough and viable for today's connectivity standards. Original article: BIF to Trai: Bandwidth Speed Must be Minimum 2 Mbps to Qualify as Broadband ©2020 TelecomTalk. All Rights Reserved. |
| You Broadband 200 Mbps Plan With Unlimited Data Now Costs Rs 899 per Month Posted: 16 Nov 2020 09:19 PM PST This post first appeared on TelecomTalk Read more at: https://telecomtalk.info/you-broadband-200mbps-plan-hyderabad/311311/, You Broadband 200 Mbps Plan With Unlimited Data Now Costs Rs 899 per Month
Almost every broadband operator in the country is now trying to retain their subscriber base. They are doing this by introducing high-speed affordable plans to match JioFiber and Airtel Xstream Fiber. Earlier, we saw government-backed BSNL getting aggressive in the broadband segment. Vodafone Idea-owned You Broadband also revised some of its broadband plans in the country. The 200 Mbps plan from You Broadband in Hyderabad is currently available at Rs 899 per month (excluding taxes) and it also provides unlimited data benefit. You Broadband was one of the first ISPs in India to launch high-speed 250 Mbps broadband plan, and currently, it has 200 Mbps plan available in the majority of service cities. You Broadband 200 Mbps Plan Price Reduced in HyderabadTo recall, You Broadband introduced the 200 Mbps plan in Hyderabad in 2018 for Rs 1,399. Thanks to the intense competition in the wired broadband sector, You Broadband has reduced the price of its 200 Mbps in Hyderabad to Rs 899 per month. With taxes, the plan costs Rs 1,062 per month. The best part is the plan comes with unlimited data benefit or 3.5TB per month. The ISP is providing the 200 Mbps in 30 days, 105 days, 210 days and 405 days validity. For 30 days, the price is Rs 1,062, for 105 days it is Rs 3,186, for 210 days the charges are Rs 6,372, and for 405 days, You Broadband will charge Rs 12,744. All the prices mentioned here are inclusive of taxes. You Broadband is also offering a dual-band router at a one-time refundable deposit of Rs 1,999. Alongside the 200 Mbps Unlimited Data plan, You Broadband also has other plans on offer with 125 Mbps, 75 Mbps, 50 Mbps and 30 Mbps speeds. However, only the 200 Mbps plan is available for 30 days subscription whereas the other four plans come only in long-term subscriptions. The 125 Mbps broadband plan from You is available at Rs 2,478 (including taxes) for 105 days, whereas the basic 30 Mbps can be picked up for Rs 1,416 (including taxes) for 90 days. Sadly, You Broadband is not offering its landline bundled plans in Hyderabad, whereas Airtel Xstream Fiber and JioFiber broadband plans come with free landline calling benefit. Original article: You Broadband 200 Mbps Plan With Unlimited Data Now Costs Rs 899 per Month ©2020 TelecomTalk. All Rights Reserved. |
| Honor Brand Sold Off by Huawei for an Undisclosed Amount Posted: 16 Nov 2020 08:04 PM PST This post first appeared on TelecomTalk Read more at: https://telecomtalk.info/honor-brand-sold-off-huawei/311288/, Honor Brand Sold Off by Huawei for an Undisclosed Amount
Chinese brand Huawei officially confirmed it is selling the Honor brand to a group of over 30 agents and dealers in China, according to Reuters. Last week, it was reported that Huawei had finalised a deal with a group of agents to sell off the Honor brand. Huawei founded honor in 2013 and it has been operating as a sub-brand for the former in several markets including China, India and more. Everything was going smooth for both the companies until the ban from the US government which made Huawei difficult to operate its consumer hardware business. The buyers of Honor will soon set up a new company- Shenzen Zhixin New Information Technology so that they can complete the deal. Both Huawei and the buyers did not disclose the deal price. Huawei Will No Longer Be a Parent Company of HonorAs part of this deal, Shenzen Zhixin New Information Technology will acquire Honor’s supply chain, R&D centres and other assets. This means Huawei will lose its complete rights on Honor. The buyers are assuring that Honor will operate as usual and there will not be any production issues. And yes, Honor’s entire workforce of over 7,000 employees will also be transferred to the new company. Huawei was at its best along with Honor and the company was aiming at securing more 5G deals from telecom operators across the world. But the trade ban from the United States government had a major impact on Huawei. For the unaware, Huawei is no longer allowed to use Google Mobile Services which is the reason why the recently launched Mate 40 high-end series and a few mid-range Honor devices featured Huawei Mobile Services (HMS) based on Android 10. The ban also affected Huawei’s chipset business as the Chinese company will no longer be able to use ARM-based SoCs by TSMC on its Kirin range. Yesterday, Qualcomm officially received a license from the US government to sell ‘4G chipsets’ to Huawei. With the entire world transforming to 5G, Huawei will again import the 4G chipsets from Qualcomm to run the hardware business. Probably, the Kirin 9000 SoC will be the final in-house chipset from Huawei. Huawei did not disclose the deal value, but an earlier report indicated it to be around $15.2 billion. Original article: Honor Brand Sold Off by Huawei for an Undisclosed Amount ©2020 TelecomTalk. All Rights Reserved. |
| Bharti Airtel Details Post Pack Benefits for Prepaid Vouchers Posted: 16 Nov 2020 05:32 PM PST This post first appeared on TelecomTalk Read more at: https://telecomtalk.info/airtel-post-pack-benefits-prepaid/311284/, Bharti Airtel Details Post Pack Benefits for Prepaid Vouchers
Bharti Airtel has detailed ‘Post Pack Benefits’ for all the prepaid vouchers it is offering in service areas. Post Pack benefits apply to all the customers of Bharti Airtel on a valid prepaid plan. These are the benefits offered by the telco after the expiry of daily or monthly alloted data, voice or SMS benefits. For example, Airtel’s prepaid plan of Rs 599 comes with daily data benefits. So the Post Pack benefits will come into effect once a user exhausts their daily data benefit. There are some other benefits detailed by Airtel such as unlimited calling offer, the daily quota of SMSes sent and more. Continue reading to know more about the Post Pack benefits offered by Bharti Airtel. Airtel Post Pack Unlimited Calling Offer DetailedAll the unlimited combo plans from Bharti Airtel– Rs 19, Rs 129, Rs 149, Rs 179, Rs 197, Rs 199, Rs 219, Rs 249, Rs 279, Rs 289, Rs 297, Rs 298, Rs 349, Rs 379, Rs 398, Rs 399, Rs 448, Rs 449, Rs 497, Rs 499, Rs 558, Rs 598, Rs 599, Rs 647, Rs 698, Rs 1,498, Rs 2,498 and Rs 2,698, come with unlimited calling benefit. The unlimited calling offer on the prepaid plans mentioned above will provide 100% waiver on charges on voice calls except the calls made to special numbers starting with 1860xx and 5xxxx, for which the telco will charge users as per the applicable tariff. Airtel Post Pack Unlimited Data Offer DetailedMoving onto the data benefit, Airtel is providing daily data on prepaid plans of Rs 199, Rs 219, Rs 249, Rs 279, Rs 289, Rs 297, Rs 298, Rs 349, Rs 398, Rs 399, Rs 448, Rs 449, Rs 497, Rs 499, Rs 558, Rs 598, Rs 599, Rs 647, Rs 2,498 and Rs 2,698. The daily data benefit differs with almost every plan mentioned above. Post consumption of the daily data quote offered with the plans, customers will be able to use unlimited data at a throttled speed of up to 64 Kbps. These speeds will be enough to send or receive WhatsApp text messages, but they may not be sufficient even for basic web browsing. As for the post-consumption of fixed data quota offered in prepaid plans of Rs 19, Rs 48, Rs 49, Rs 79, Rs 98, Rs 129, Rs 149, Rs 179, Rs 197, Rs 251, Rs 379, Rs 401 and Rs 1,498, customers will be charged at 50 paise per MD or as per the applicable plan voucher tariff. Airtel Post Pack SMS Benefits DetailedAirtel is also offering 100 SMSes per day with the prepaid plans of Rs 199, Rs 219, Rs 249, Rs 279, Rs 289, Rs 297, Rs 298, Rs 349, Rs 398, Rs 399, Rs 448, Rs 449, Rs 497, Rs 499, Rs 558, Rs 598, Rs 599, Rs 647, Rs 698, Rs 2,498 and Rs 2,698. Other prepaid plans of Rs 46, Rs 129, Rs 149, Rs 179, Rs 197, Rs 379 and Rs 1,498 come with a fixed quota of SMSes for the validity period. The free SMS benefit will not apply to shortcodes and special numbers starting with 5xxxx for which subscribers will be charged. Also, post the 100 SMSes per day benefit, SMS tariff of Re 1/Rs 1.5 per SMS will be charged for local/national SMSes. Other Prepaid Post Pack Benefits of Airtel DetailedFurthermore, Airtel also says roaming benefits are not available for the state of Jammu & Kashmir. Also, the telco says all the unlimited benefits offered by its prepaid plans are only meant for personal and non-commercial use. The prepaid plans of Rs 197, Rs 297, Rs 497 and Rs 647 are available as ‘First Time Recharge’ to only new Airtel prepaid customers as their first-ever recharge. Original article: Bharti Airtel Details Post Pack Benefits for Prepaid Vouchers ©2020 TelecomTalk. All Rights Reserved. |
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