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• Samsung Galaxy M62 and Galaxy A32 5G India Launch Imminent, Support Pages Go Live
• Moto E6i With Android 10 (Go Edition) and Unisoc Tiger SC9863A SoC Goes Official
• Broadband Router Problems That Are Common and Their Solutions
• Want to Port Mobile Number? Here is How You Can Do It
• Avid Reddit Reader? Here’s How You Can Disable the ‘Open in App’ Pop-Up
• Infinix Smart 5 With 6,000mAh Battery and MediaTek Helio G25 SoC Launched in India, Check Price
• Koo App is the Indian Alternative of Twitter, All You Should Know
• Data Traffic in India Grew by 60 Times in Last 5 Years: Nokia MBiT
• Vodafone Idea Refarming 3G Spectrum to GIGAnet 4G in UP
• Redmi K40 Receives BIS Certification, Could Launch in India Under Poco Brand
• Samsung Starts Rolling Out One UI 3.1 Update to Galaxy S20 FE
• D2h Starts Offering 5 Years of Warranty on All Set-Top Boxes

Samsung Galaxy M62 and Galaxy A32 5G India Launch Imminent, Support Pages Go Live Posted: 11 Feb 2021 08:24 AM PST This post first appeared on TelecomTalk Read more at: https://telecomtalk.info/samsung-galaxy-m62-india-launch/335176/, Samsung Galaxy M62 and Galaxy A32 5G India Launch Imminent, Support Pages Go Live Samsung seems to be gearing up for the launch the Galaxy M62 and Galaxy A32 5G smartphones in India as the support pages for both the smartphones went live on the official website. While the Galaxy M62 was spotted on official Samsung India’s website with SM-M625F/DS model number, the Galaxy A32 5G support page has the SM-A325F/DS model number listed. Besides these two phones, the South Korean smartphone company already confirmed that it would launch the Galaxy F62 in India on February 16. The Galaxy M62 seems to be making its global debut, whereas the Galaxy A32 5G already went official in the European market. Mysmartprice first spotted the support pages of both the phones. Samsung Galaxy M62 India Launch: Everything You Need to Know This is not the first time we are hearing about the Galaxy M62. The phone was spotted on Geekbench earlier which revealed the processor and RAM information, and it also cleared FCC certification. The M62 now has a support page on Samsung India’s official website with ‘SM-M625F/DS.’ The FCC certification page for Galaxy M62 revealed the device would be powered by Exynos 9825 chipset, and the single-core and multi-core scores of the phone on Geekbench also suggested the chipset will indeed be Exynos 9825. The handset will have at least 6GB of RAM. Other leaked specifications of the smartphone include a 7000mAh battery, 25W fast charging support and up to 256GB of internal storage. The specifications of the Galaxy M62 are very much identical to the confirmed specifications of Galaxy F62. Samsung Galaxy A32 5G India Launch: What to Expect Just a couple of days ago, we reported the pricing and complete spec-sheet of the Galaxy A32 5G. The same smartphone now has a support page on the Indian website with SM-A325F/DS model number. This means Samsung will also join the likes of Xiaomi, Realme, OnePlus and Vivo to offer mid-range 5G phones. For the unaware, the Galaxy A32 5G has MediaTek Dimensity 720 SoC underneath. At the moment, we don’t have the exact launch date for the Galaxy M62 and the Galaxy A32 5G. Once Samsung launches the Galaxy F62 on February 16, it could start teasing the Galaxy M62’s launch followed by A32 5G.

Moto E6i With Android 10 (Go Edition) and Unisoc Tiger SC9863A SoC Goes Official Posted: 11 Feb 2021 07:08 AM PST This post first appeared on TelecomTalk Read more at: https://telecomtalk.info/moto-e6i-smartphone-price-specs/335153/, Moto E6i With Android 10 (Go Edition) and Unisoc Tiger SC9863A SoC Goes Official Lenovo-owned Motorola just made the entry-level Moto E6i official in Brazil. This phone runs Android 10 (Go Edition) out of the box because it has just 2GB of RAM. The Moto E6i is just a rebadged version of Moto E6s (2020) and it might launch in India in the coming days. The only difference between the two phones is the processor. The Moto E6s (2020) has the Helio P22 chipset underneath, whereas the new model comes with Unisoc Tiger SC9863A SoC. Since the phone runs Android Go Edition, the mediocre processor should get the job done. The phone is priced at BRL 1,099 (approx. Rs 14,900). Continue reading to know the specifications of Moto E6i in detail. Moto E6i: Specifications and Features The Moto E6i comes in only one variant with 2GB of RAM and 32GB of internal storage. It can be purchased in two colour options- Titanium Gray and Pink. Starting with the display, the Moto E6i sports a 6.1-inch HD+ display with a resolution of 720×1600 pixels and a teardrop notch on top. There’s a microSD card as well for storage expansion. As noted, the phone comes powered by the Unisoc Tiger SC9863A chipset. There’s a dual-camera setup on the rear side of the smartphone; A 13MP primary lens works in tandem with a 2MP depth sensor. The handset runs Android 10 (Go Edition) and has a 3000mAh battery. Connectivity options include 4G LTE, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, GPS and a Micro USB port. Motorola has added a fingerprint scanner to the backside of the phone Motorola did not reveal when it is planning to launch the Moto E6i in India. Since the phone has a mediocre processor, it may not receive enough response from the Indian consumers. Also, it could retail for less than Rs 8,000 when it reaches in India. It will go against the likes of Redmi 9A and Realme C12 smartphones in India. The Moto E6s was launched in India back in 2019 as the cheapest phone with 4GB of RAM and it runs full-fledged Android.

Broadband Router Problems That Are Common and Their Solutions Posted: 11 Feb 2021 05:00 AM PST This post first appeared on TelecomTalk Read more at: https://telecomtalk.info/broadband-router-problems-common-solutions/335088/, Broadband Router Problems That Are Common and Their Solutions Network issues are common with the use of routers. There are multiple types of routers, and even the latest ones can face issues with connections. But the good thing is, most of the issues related to broadband routers can be solved very easily. You won't need a technician or an expert to help you with the troubleshooting; you can do it yourself. Just follow the steps we are mentioning below, and you should be all good. Broadband Router Troubleshooting Guidelines The first thing that you should do is check your Wi-Fi settings and see if they are correct. Under Wi-Fi settings, there are things such as 'Network Mode', 'Security Mode', and 'Security key' that you have to take a look at when you can't connect your device/devices with the router's network. Second, and this is a very common solution suggested by many; update your router's firmware. Latest firmware comes with additional security features and improvements. Firmware updates enhance the router's overall functioning giving you a better internet experience. Third, check if your router is overheating or overloading. If several devices are connected to the same network of the router, you should think about creating a guest network for some devices. Your internet of things (IoT) devices can also be connected to the guest network, and select devices can be connected to the main network. Fourth, check if the MAC address of your device is included in the list of allowed connections. Usually, under settings, the MAC address filtering is off, but the admins can change it. If there is a list and your device is not included on it, you won't be able to connect to the network. Another thing that you should check is the kind of network you are connected to. Most of the modern routers come with 5 GHz and 2.4 GHz network bands. 2.4 GHz band is suitable for older devices which support slower 'G' specification. These are few of the things you can follow if you face issues with your broadband router.

Want to Port Mobile Number? Here is How You Can Do It Posted: 11 Feb 2021 03:45 AM PST This post first appeared on TelecomTalk Read more at: https://telecomtalk.info/want-to-port-from-jio-to-airtel/335102/, Want to Port Mobile Number? Here is How You Can Do It Mobile Number Portability (MNP) offers telecom users services to shift their network provider with ease without changing their primary mobile number. Network providers have been competing with each other to offer the best packs and services from their competitors. Sometimes, users feel like changing the operator they are taking services from for several reasons such as slow speeds, inadequate network coverage in an area, or more. They can do that with a few simple steps we are mentioning ahead. How to File SMS Request for Porting? Users can port from their existing provider to a different one very easily. To start with the porting service, from your number, send an SMS through the messaging app on your phone to 1900. Type 'PORT' space 'Mobile Number' and send the SMS. Once you share the SMS, you will get a unique porting code. Visit the nearby store of the operator you wish to port your number to and ask the customer desk to facilitate the documents and other necessary information regarding portability. Pay the porting fees and wait for the document verification process. Once the process is completed, the store operator will provide you with the new SIM card. Documents Required for MNP Service MNP service requires official information and documents regarding the user. Address proof and passport-sized photograph are two important documents which are necessary for user verification. Since the process has been shifted to digital methods, users have to provide biometric verification to complete the porting process at the time of document verification and use the operator’s services. Generally, the porting process stretches around 5 to 7 working days. Until then, users get the service in their existing prepaid and postpaid connections. Once the verification process is completed, cellular connectivity stops in the current SIM card, and users have to shift to their new SIM card to continue consuming telecom services.

Avid Reddit Reader? Here’s How You Can Disable the ‘Open in App’ Pop-Up Posted: 11 Feb 2021 02:30 AM PST This post first appeared on TelecomTalk Read more at: https://telecomtalk.info/avid-reddit-reader-how-you-disable-open-app-pop-up/335045/, Avid Reddit Reader? Here’s How You Can Disable the ‘Open in App’ Pop-Up The social news aggregation and discussion website Reddit has developed a fast and responsive mobile website for its users for hassle-free browsing. However, the constant pop-up messages that ask the users to open the post or thread in the app instead of the website deteriorate users’ experience. But don’t worry, you can disable the open-in app messages by following some simple steps. Uncheck ‘Ask to Open in App’ Box from Settings You can easily disable the constant annoying pop-up messages with few simple steps. Firstly, navigate to the Reddit mobile website and tap the three-line menu, located at the top-right corner and select settings. In the settings option, you will see ‘night mode’ and ‘Ask to Open in App’ option. Simply uncheck the box for "Ask to Open in App". Once you have unchecked, you will not receive pesky annoying pop-up messages in future. You will also see a message that will read "Updated Preference" which will mean the new settings are in place. Limitations Regarding Updated Preference Even after you unchecked the ‘Ask to Open in App’ option, you will face some issues with this particular problem. The updated preference of disabling pop-up messages will not be synced across all the other browsers installed in your device. The settings will be stored in browser cookies. Thus, once you clear your browsing data, you will have to follow the same steps again to disable the pop-up messages and get a smooth browsing experience. Another limitation that users might face is that these steps will not be applicable for Reddit AMP pages that are visible on Google discover feed. Even though pop-up messages degrade the user experience, Reddit gives the option to browse the app without any annoying messages and notifications. Follow these simple steps and have a comfortable browsing experience.

Infinix Smart 5 With 6,000mAh Battery and MediaTek Helio G25 SoC Launched in India, Check Price Posted: 11 Feb 2021 01:45 AM PST This post first appeared on TelecomTalk Read more at: https://telecomtalk.info/infinix-smart-5-with-6000mah-battery-mediatek-helio-g25/335064/, Infinix Smart 5 With 6,000mAh Battery and MediaTek Helio G25 SoC Launched in India, Check Price Infinix has just launched another smartphone for the Indian market called 'Infinix Smart 5'. It is an entry-level smartphone powered by the MediaTek Helio G25 SoC. The device packs a massive 6,000mAh battery to ensure a longer performance of the smartphone. Infinix claims that the device can deliver a standby time of up to 50 days. It is worth noting that this device had already been launched globally last year, but the variant launched today in India is different from the global version in several ways. Take a look at all the specifications and price of the Infinix Smart 5 ahead. Infinix Smart 5 Specifications The Infinix Smart 5 comes with a 6.82-inch HD+ display and dual-SIM (Nano) slots. It is a 4G device which is powered by the octa-core MediaTek Helio G25 SoC. The device offers a 90.66% screen-to-body ratio, 1500:1 contrast ratio, an aspect ratio of 20:5:9, and a peak brightness of 440 nits. The device will run on XOS 7 UI based on Android 10 out of the box and come with 2GB RAM and 32GB internal storage. The internal storage will be expandable up to 256GB with the help of a microSD card. The device has both a fingerprint lock system and face unlock support. It comes with a 6,000mAh battery and can deliver a standby time of up to 50 days. The connectivity options include 4G VoLTE, Wi-Fi, and Bluetooth 5.0. There are two cameras at the rear where the primary lens is a 13MP sensor paired with an AI camera sensor. At the front, there is an 8MP sensor with an LED flash for video calling and selfies. Infinix Smart 5 Price The Infinix Smart 5 has been launched for India in a single variant with 2GB RAM and 32GB onboard storage for Rs 7,199. The device will be available to be purchased from Flipkart and come in four colours – Obsidian Black, Morandi Green, Aegean Blue, and Purple.

Koo App is the Indian Alternative of Twitter, All You Should Know Posted: 11 Feb 2021 12:45 AM PST This post first appeared on TelecomTalk Read more at: https://telecomtalk.info/koo-app-is-the-indian-alternative-of-twitter/335052/, Koo App is the Indian Alternative of Twitter, All You Should Know Koo app has been trending on Twitter for a few days now. Many Indian personalities such as Union Minister Piyush Goyal and others have tweeted about using the microblogging platform to share information. For the unaware, the Koo app has been developed and grown completely in India. Because of the disagreements between Twitter and the Indian government, many users look at Koo app as the Twitter alternative they can switch to. The government had asked Twitter to remove over 1,000 accounts which were spreading misinformation revolving around the farmers’ protests. When Twitter didn't take any action against specific accounts, it created a tussle between the government and the world’s biggest microblogging platform — more details on the story ahead. Koo App Features Koo is a microblogging platform just like Twitter. The app was launched last year, and it did well to win the Digital India AatmaNirbhar Bharat Innovate Challenge. People can use this app to share their ideas in their local language. Since only a limited percentage of India speaks English, millions of Indians need to communicate in their regional language. The Koo app is here to fill that market gap. The app can be downloaded in both iOS and Android devices. It allows users to see and follow other accounts on the platform and browse through a feed of content just like Twitter. Users are allowed to share content in video and audio formats as well. The messages can be as long as 400 characters and are called 'Koo' just like a message on Twitter is called 'Tweet'. Users will have to set up their account before they can share or follow other accounts on the platform. Setting up the profile is a very easy thing to do inside Koo, and users can also choose to show or hide their personal information in the profile. There is also a 'bio' section where users can write something about themselves. If you are on Koo app already, you can follow Telecomtalk on it by clicking here.

Data Traffic in India Grew by 60 Times in Last 5 Years: Nokia MBiT Posted: 10 Feb 2021 11:44 PM PST This post first appeared on TelecomTalk Read more at: https://telecomtalk.info/data-traffic-in-india-grew-by-60-times/335047/, Data Traffic in India Grew by 60 Times in Last 5 Years: Nokia MBiT Nokia recently released its 8th edition of the Mobile Broadband India Traffic Index (MBiT) 2021 detailing the mobile broadband performance in the country. The report highlights that data traffic grew by 36% YoY in 2020 primarily owing to the 4G data consumption and the addition of millions of new 4G subscribers across the country. In the last five years, data traffic in India grew by 60 times which is amongst the highest worldwide. Adding to this, in 2020, 99% of the total data traffic constituted of 4G alone — more details on the story ahead. Average Monthly Data Consumption Per User Increased to 13.5GB According to the report, the average monthly data consumption per user rose to 13.5GB in December 2020. It denotes an annual growth of 20% owing a lot to the online video consumption and increase in data subscribers. The short video format was amongst the fastest-growing category last year. By 2025, the short video content is expected to grow by four times. There was also a rise in data consumption from rural areas of the country. An average Indian spent approximately 5 hours in his/her smartphone daily for both entertainment and productivity purposes. Talking about the number of 4G devices in the country, the figure surpassed 607 million units achieving a penetration level of 77% in the market. VoLTE devices constituted 93% of all the LTE devices in the market. As for the 5G devices, there are already 2 million of those in the Indian market. In 2021, double-digit growth for the smartphone industry is expected given that more number of users will seek to embrace e-learning models and consume over-the-top (OTT) content. The launch of low-cost 4G smartphones is further expected to drive the growth of the telecom and mobile industry in India. India is still a little far from launching 5G services, but the number of 5G devices are also expected to grow substantially this year.

Vodafone Idea Refarming 3G Spectrum to GIGAnet 4G in UP Posted: 10 Feb 2021 10:44 PM PST This post first appeared on TelecomTalk Read more at: https://telecomtalk.info/vodafone-idea-refarming-3g-spectrum-giganet-4g-up/335035/, Vodafone Idea Refarming 3G Spectrum to GIGAnet 4G in UP Vodafone Idea (Vi) has been refarming its 3G spectrum to GIGAnet 4G across India in a phased manner to enhance its network experience for the users. The telco has recently announced that it is now refarming the 3G spectrum to 4G in multiple cities of Uttar Pradesh (UP). Vi is focusing on seven major cities of the state, including Dehradun, Agra, Moradabad, Haldwani, Haridwar, Rudrapur, and Lucknow. To help its 3G customers in the state upgrade to 4G, the telco is providing home delivery service of the new 4G SIM cards to the customers – more details on the story ahead. Vi to Deploy Additional 5 MHz Spectrum of 2100 MHz Band to Increase 4G Bandwidth The telco is deploying an additional 5 MHz spectrum of 2100 MHz band to increase the state’s total 4G bandwidth. This would ensure that Vi customers in UP get excellent coverage both indoors and outdoors. Vi said that upon the successful refarming of 3G spectrum to 4G, users in UP would enjoy better coverage, higher network quality, and a more robust traffic carriage capacity. Adding to this, according to Ookla, Vi already has the fastest 4G network in UP. The cost of upgrading from a 3G SIM to a 4G SIM for the customer will be zero and adding to that; customers can choose to get the SIM delivered directly to their homes, which is also free. To upgrade the SIM card, customers can call this helpline number – 9565999992. The telco has confirmed that while 3G services are being stopped, its 2G users in the state don't need to worry. Vi will keep providing 2G services in UP. According to Ookla, Vi has been the fastest 4G network pan India for the previous two quarters beating the likes of Jio and Airtel. Further, according to a Telecom Regulatory Authority of India (Trai) report, the telco has provided the best calling quality to its users from November 2020 to January 2021.

Redmi K40 Receives BIS Certification, Could Launch in India Under Poco Brand Posted: 10 Feb 2021 09:24 PM PST This post first appeared on TelecomTalk Read more at: https://telecomtalk.info/redmi-k40-bis-certification-india/335021/, Redmi K40 Receives BIS Certification, Could Launch in India Under Poco Brand Redmi, which is an independent brand, already confirmed that it would be launching Redmi K40 and Redmi K40 Pro smartphones in China on February 25. Ahead of the launch, both the phones paid a visit to TENAA and the listings revealed the key specifications. Besides TENAA, the Redmi K40 with model number M2012K11AI also received the Indian BIS certification. This news is tipped by renowned tipster Mukul Sharma on Twitter. The tipster also stated that the Redmi K40 will likely launch under the Poco brand in India. For the unaware, the Redmi K40 is rumoured to be powered by MediaTek Dimensity 1200 SoC, whereas the Redmi K40 Pro will have the powerful Snapdragon 888 5G SoC underneath. Both the handsets will have 5G support. Redmi K40 India Launch: What to Expect? Xiaomi launched the Redmi K20 series in India back in 2019. The Chinese company decided not to launch the Redmi K30 series in the country. Instead, the Redmi K30 4G arrived as Poco X2. The same scenario might continue this year as well. Poco might launch the Redmi K40 5G under its brand in India, but again, nothing is confirmed for now and these are very early talks. With the China launch set for February 25, Xiaomi has submitted the Redmi K40 and K40 Pro smartphones’ details to all the certifications. Similar to the Redmi K20 series, the Redmi K40 devices seems to have very minor differences, at least that’s what the leaked spec-sheet on TENAA suggests. The Redmi K40 and K4 Pro will likely measure 163.7×76.4×7.8 mm and might have Full HD+ Super AMOLED screens on the front with 120Hz refresh rate and HDR10+ support. A 4420mAh battery will fuel the devices and they may have 33W fast charging support. Redmi is rumoured to add the 108MP primary sensor as the primary lens on both the phones. The chipset on the Redmi K40 and K40 Pro will differ with the latter rumoured to have Dimensity 1200 SoC and the former might have the Snapdragon 888 5G chipset underneath. The launch date of the Redmi K40 series in China is not far away. The Indian launch might happen in early Q2 2021.

Samsung Starts Rolling Out One UI 3.1 Update to Galaxy S20 FE Posted: 10 Feb 2021 07:31 PM PST This post first appeared on TelecomTalk Read more at: https://telecomtalk.info/galaxy-s20-fe-oneui-2021-update/335005/, Samsung Starts Rolling Out One UI 3.1 Update to Galaxy S20 FE After rolling out the One UI 3.1 update to Galaxy Tab S7 and the Tab S7+, Samsung has started seeding the same update to the Galaxy S20 FE smartphone. Launched last year as the most affordable phone under Galaxy S20 series, the S20 FE received its Android 11 update in December 2020, ahead of the planned February 2021 release. Samsung announced One UI 3.1 with the Galaxy S21 series last month stating that the existing phones will pick up the update in the near future. The Galaxy S20 FE’s One UI 3.1 update is said to be rolling out across multiple markets in Europe with the G781BXXU2CUB5 build number. Samsung India is yet to announce One UI 3.1 roll out date for the Galaxy S20 FE. Samsung Galaxy S20 FE One UI 3.1 Update: What’s New? Sammobile reports the One UI 3.1 is rolled out to Galaxy S20 FE in multiple European markets such as Belgium, Romania, Netherlands, Greece, Nordic, Germany, Switzerland, Czech Republic, France, United Kingdom, Portugal, Poland, Baltic and Slovenia. The update weighs just over 1.7GB in size and carries G781BXXU2CUB5 build number. As noted, Samsung did not release the update to Galaxy S20 FE in India, but it should be right around the corner considering the roll out in several markets. One UI 3.1 adds a slew of new features such as Google Discover feed page on the home screen, Google Duo auto-framing, Object Eraser feature inside the Gallery app, Eye Comfort Shield, Director’s View for the camera app and so on. The official One UI 3.1 changelog for Galaxy S20 FE states the company is also adding some minor UI tweaks. The update is based on Android 11. To recall, the Galaxy S20 FE in India and other regions picked up the Android 11-based One UI 3.0 update in December 2020. In other news, the Galaxy S20 FE is currently available for purchase at just Rs 40,999 in India, down from its launch price of Rs 49,999.

D2h Starts Offering 5 Years of Warranty on All Set-Top Boxes Posted: 10 Feb 2021 05:33 PM PST This post first appeared on TelecomTalk Read more at: https://telecomtalk.info/d2h-five-years-warranty-stbs/334994/, D2h Starts Offering 5 Years of Warranty on All Set-Top Boxes Dish TV-owned D2h has started offering five years of warranty on all the Set-Top Boxes (STBs) available on its platform. In the past, we have rated Dish TV as the best DTH operator in India in terms of STB warranty. And it continues with the new schemes. Dish TV is offering three years of warranty on its STBs, whereas D2h’ STBs come with five years of warranty which is probably a first in the industry. In the past, we have seen Tata Sky offering three years of warranty on all STBs, but the company revised the policy again to just one year. On the flip side, Airtel Digital TV and Sun Direct are providing just one year of STB warranty. Besides revising the STB warranty policy, D2h also started selling STBs ‘with’ and ‘without’ antennas. D2h Set-Top Box Warranty Policy Revised to Offer 5 Years of Free Service As per the new information available on D2h’s website, all the new connection holders will get five years of warranty on Set-Top Box. The DTH operator has four STBs on offer- the d2h Stream Android TV-based box priced at Rs 3,999, d2h Digital HD Set-Top Box With Radio Frequency Remote priced at Rs 1,799, d2h Digital HD Set-Top Box priced at Rs 1,599 and d2h Digital SD Set-Top Box that retails for Rs 1,499. The prices mentioned above are excluding taxes. As noted, D2h is now providing STBs with and without an antenna. Customers can choose the option while booking a new connection on the website. If the customer chooses with antenna, the company will deliver remote, STB, antenna, LMP and wire (ten metres). In the case of without the antenna option, users will only receive remote and STB. In addition to five years of warranty on STB, all the new connections will get a free channel pack for one month. Albeit the SD Set-Top Box, the other three STBs will come with an HD channel pack for one month with including Network Capacity Fee (NCF). Lastly, D2h also says it will provide free installation on all new connections and that too it is a promising installation within six hours. All the D2h STBs come with unlimited recording facility. Dish TV is losing market share every quarter. In the next few quarters, we might see Airtel Digital TV taking over Dish TV as the country’ second largest DTH operator. Tata Sky is currently the leading DTH operator in India with around 32% of market share.

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