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• How to Delete Messages on Signal App?
• Netflix Mobile+ Plan of Rs 299 to Offer Users Content in ‘HD’ Quality
• Higher Spectrum Price Could Lead to Higher ARPU: Analyst
• Asus ROG Phone 5 Series Launched in India With 18GB RAM and Snapdragon 888 SoC
• Vodafone Idea Spent Less at Auctions Because it has Plenty Spectrum: Report
• Xiaomi Mi 10S Comes With 108MP Sensor and Snapdragon 870
• SMS Regulations Suspended for One Week: Trai
• TCL P725 4K HDR LED TV series Launched in India in Four Variants
• Broadband: Latency and Bandwidth Are Not the Same Thing
• Vi Likely to Enhance Network Capacity in 6 Circles With the Help of Chinese Gear Makers
• OnePlus 9 Pro Confirmed to Feature Sony IMX766 Ultra-Wide Angle Shooter
• Vodafone Idea Brings 4 Prepaid Plans With Free Disney+ Hotstar VIP Subscription

How to Delete Messages on Signal App? Posted: 10 Mar 2021 06:30 AM PST Signal is a popular messaging app that is used by millions of users around the world. The instant-messaging app offers multiple services and benefits that resonate with the Facebook-owned WhatsApp and renowned messaging app Telegram. Similar to other social media platforms, Signal also allows its users to delete or unsend messages on its platform. Users can delete the message for everyone within a 3-hour period. After three hours, users will only be allowed to delete their own messages. Follow the article to the end to get a detailed guide regarding deleting messages on Signal. Steps to Delete Messages on Signal Desktop To delete messages on the Signal desktop, open the Signal desktop app and navigate to the chat and find the message which you want to delete. Once you find the message, click on the three dots beside the message you want to remove. Once the pop-menu appears, click on the ‘delete message’ option. In the confirmation window, click on the delete button. Signal users must note that the delete for everyone will not be available on the desktop version of the app. Steps to Delete Messages on Android and iOS Smartphones To delete messages on Android smartphones, open the chat and tap on the message bubble. Tap on more option and tap on any additional message bubbles or alerts. Once the message is selected, tap on the delete button and select the appropriate option. If you are an iOS smartphone user, open the Signal app on your iPhone and open the chat with the contact. Tap and hold on to the message bubble. Alternatively, you can click on the three dots and then tap any additional messages or bubbles. Tap on the delete button. Once you click on the delete button, the text message will be deleted only for you. Users must also note that if they delete a group chat, they will still be an active participant of the group.

Netflix Mobile+ Plan of Rs 299 to Offer Users Content in ‘HD’ Quality Posted: 10 Mar 2021 05:24 AM PST Netflix has launched yet another mobile plan for users in India. It is called the 'Mobile+' plan, and it will come at the cost of Rs 299 per month. This plan will offer users all the Netflix content in HD quality. For the unaware, the basic Netflix Mobile plan in India comes for Rs 199 per month but offers content in SD quality only. Thus, for users who want a cheap Netflix subscription but with HD quality content, they can opt the 'Mobile+' plan of the streaming giant. Netflix Mobile+ Plan Details The Netflix Mobile+ plan will also come with the restriction of 'one screen' at a time like the standard mobile plan. It is worth noting that the standard Netflix plan costs Rs 649 per month and offers HD content allowing 2 screens viewing at the same time. One major difference apart from the video quality between the Mobile and Mobile+ plan of Netflix is the devices the content can be played in. For Netflix standard Mobile Plan that costs Rs 199 per month, the content can either be played on a smartphone or a tablet. However, with the Mobile+ plan, users can stream content on computers/laptops as well. Thus, users will be able to get the HD content on bigger screens and that too for a nominal cost of Rs 299 per month. 4K+HDR content quality is only available for users purchasing the premium plan of Netflix that costs Rs 799 per month. A thing worth noting here is that this is just a 'testing' period of the plan for Netflix. If the plan sees a great response, the streaming giant will roll it out for the long-term. However, if the response is not so great, the plan will be scrapped. Netflix has been expanding its user base in India rapidly by adding more local content to its platform and going with creative moves such as 'Netflix StreamFest'.

Higher Spectrum Price Could Lead to Higher ARPU: Analyst Posted: 10 Mar 2021 04:00 AM PST Care Ratings on Tuesday said that the "average price for per MHz spectrum unit" acquired by the telecom operators in India was up by 35.4% in the recently concluded spectrum auctions. The credit rating agency in a report said that the average price per MHz spectrum unit hit Rs 90.9 crores in the March, 2021 auction. In the previous spectrum auction held in October, 2016, Care Ratings said that the operators paid Rs 67.2 crore on average for per MHz spectrum unit. The two-day spectrum auction began on March 1, 2021, with the operators acquiring 855.60 MHz of spectrum across multiple bands including 800 MHz, 900 MHz, 1800 MHz, 2100 MHz and 2300 MHz. Higher Spectrum Price to Result in Higher ARPU The Indian government in a release in early March said that Reliance Jio, the largest wireless operator in India acquired 488.35 MHz of spectrum worth Rs 57,122.65 crores. Further, Bharti Airtel, the second largest wireless operator in India acquired 355.45 MHz of spectrum worth Rs 18,698.75 crores. Vodafone Idea, the third largest wireless operator in India acquired 11.80 MHz of spectrum worth Rs 1993.40 crores. "This price increase in per unit of spectrum sold is expected to result in higher Average Revenue per User (ARPUs) in the coming months as achieving higher ARPUs remain focus point of the telecom industry," Care Ratings said in its report on Tuesday. The firm said that the industry ARPU has already increased 22.5% to Rs 93 between January, 2020 to September, 2020. In the previous three quarters between April, 2019 to December, 2019, Care Ratings said that the industry ARPU was at Rs 76. However, the credit rating agency highlighted that the current industry ARPUs are lower than the Rs 124 levels in the 2016 financial year "when Reliance Jio had not entered the telecom market." The Indian telecom operators including Airtel have consistently maintained that the "industry needs" the ARPU to increase to Rs 200. "ARPUs have to get to Rs. 200 and finally, ultimately to Rs. 300, which is something that, as an industry, we deserve in order to generate a reasonably good return on capital employed, this is what would be required for the business model to succeed," Gopal Vittal, chief executive officer, India and South Asia, Bharti Airtel, said in the third quarter earnings call in February, 2021. In its third quarter financial results, Airtel said that its mobile ARPU hit Rs 162 as compared to Rs 135 that the operator registered in the previous year financial quarter. Vodafone Idea in its third quarter financial results said that its ARPU "improved" to Rs 121 as compared to Rs 119 in its previous quarter. Reliance Industries in its third quarter results said that its Jio Platforms recorded ARPU of Rs 151 as compared to Rs 145 in the previous quarter. "Having said that, as you know, pricing is a competitive issue and it is based on competitive dynamics," Vittal said. "So, I cannot comment on when pricing will go up. I do believe that we will be ready to take up tariffs if and when any player actually moves tariffs given that we are already at a premium." Spectrum Auctions Indicate Industry Preparations of 5G Services Launch Care Ratings also said that the spectrum auctions provided indications that the industry is chalking out plans for the deployment of 5G services. "The telcos have mentioned that the acquired spectrum will support them to roll out 5G services in future when required which indicates the industry's preparations to build network capacity for deployment of 5G services," Care Ratings said in its report. The industry players such as Jio said that the spectrum acquired by the operators in March "can be utilised for transition to 5G services at the appropriate time." "With our increased spectrum footprint, we are ready to further expand the digital footprint in India as well as get ourselves ready for the imminent 5G rollout," Mukesh Ambani, Reliance Industries chairman said in a release in early March. Meanwhile, Motilal Oswal Financial Services in its report in early March said that the 2300 MHz band "generated substantial interest" as the band enables the operators to "prepare for a seamless switch to 5G." However, it has to be noted that the 700 MHz and 2500 MHz bands remained unsold in the recently concluded spectrum auction in March. "The 700 MHz band which is considered one of the premium bands below 1GHz band for deploying 5G networks also had remained unsold in [the] October 2016 auction due to its higher price," Care Ratings said in its report.

Asus ROG Phone 5 Series Launched in India With 18GB RAM and Snapdragon 888 SoC Posted: 10 Mar 2021 03:50 AM PST Asus has launched its latest gaming smartphone 'Asus ROG Phone 5' in India. As expected, it is powered by the latest and most powerful octa-core Qualcomm Snapdragon 888 SoC. The design of the device is very modern. It has a subtle red accent on the side and a Cyberpunky retro pixel-dot design at the rear. It is a 5G supportive device that comes with a large battery of 6,000mAh. Let's take a complete look at the specifications and price of the Asus ROG Phone 5. Asus ROG Phone 5 Specifications The Asus ROG Phone 5 comes with a 6.8-inch Samsung AMOLED display with support for 144Hz refresh rate and 300Hz touch-sampling rate. The screen is protected with the covering of Gorilla Glass Victus. Its display supports HDR10+ and comes with a Pixelworks i6 image processor to enhance viewing quality for the user. The device is powered by the octa-core Snapdragon 888 SoC coupled with up to 12GB of RAM and 256GB of internal storage. Interestingly, Asus included a 3.5mm headphone jack on the device, which none of the other flagship smartphones launched recently come with. The Asus ROG Phone 5 comes with the latest AirTrigger 5 control method for allowing a better gaming experience for the user. There is a triple-camera setup at the rear with the same Sony IMX 686 64MP primary sensor as in the ZenFone 7 Pro. There is also an ultra-wide-angel lens and a macro lens at the rear. It has a dual-cell 6,000mAh battery with support for 65W fast-charging. The ROG Phone 5 retains the side-mounted charging port for allowing gamers to keep playing while charging their device. It will be available in two colours – Black and White. Asus ROG Phone 5 Pro Specifications The ROG Phone 5 Pro comes with the same specifications as the ROG Phone 5. However, there are a few key differences between the two. First of all, the ROG Phone 5 Pro gets the ROG Vision display with various pre-loaded animations. Users can also create custom animations to personalise their smartphone experience. It also comes with two additional buttons at the lower back of the phone. The ROG Phone 5 Pro comes with up to 16GB of RAM and 512GB of internal storage. Asus ROG Phone 5 Ultimate Specifications The Asus ROG Phone 5 Ultimate comes with a stunning white matte finish. It has all the features of the ROG Phone 5 Pro. The device is the world's first smartphone to come with 18GB of LPDDR5 RAM. Asus ROG Phone 5, ROG Phone 5 Pro, and ROG Phone 5 Ultimate Price The ROG Phone 5 comes in two variants. Its 8GB+128GB variant is priced at Rs 49,999 and 12GB+256GB variant is priced at Rs 57,999. The ROG Phone 5 Pro with 16GB+512GB is priced at Rs 69,999. Lastly, the ROG Phone 5 Ultimate with 18GB+512GB is priced at Rs 79,999. The ROG Phone 5 series will go on sale from April 15, 2021, via Flipkart.

Vodafone Idea Spent Less at Auctions Because it has Plenty Spectrum: Report Posted: 10 Mar 2021 03:00 AM PST In the recently concluded 4G spectrum auctions, Vodafone Idea (Vi) bought 11.8 MHz of spectrum in five circles for Rs 1,993.4 crores. At the same time, Jio spent more than Rs 50,000 crores, and Airtel spent close to Rs 20,000 crores for acquiring fresh spectrum. According to an ET report, the reason behind Vi spending such less money at the auctions was already owning plenty of spectrum. The Chief Technology Officer (CTO) of Vi, Jagbir Singh, said that the telco already has 'enough spectrum'; thus, it didn't buy much at the auctions. Vi Looking to Make Capex Investments for Improving 4G Network Singh said that Vi is looking to improve its 4G network in the country and is planning its capex investments according to that. He said that the telco already covered more than a billion people through its 4G network and is looking to switch off 3G completely to utilise the spectrum efficiently for providing 4G services. Further, the telco is also motivating its 2G customers to shift to 4G. Singh said that Vi already has the capacity to serve 270 million customers through its 4G network, and the number will only increase as the telco switches off 3G in a phased manner in the country. He said that the 2G spectrum is also being refarmed to 4G. It is worth noting that Vi has the largest sub-GHz spectrum holdings in several telecom circles of India. Further, Singh said that Vi is not looking to take out investments/equipment from the Category C circles. The telco would invest proportionately in all the telecom circles. Adding to this, the telco will increase its investments in the top 16 circles (part 1, 2, and 3). Even the analysts didn't think that Vi would spend so less in the auctions. But since the telco already has plenty of spectrum and a declining user base, it will be able to manage the network just fine.

Xiaomi Mi 10S Comes With 108MP Sensor and Snapdragon 870 Posted: 10 Mar 2021 02:00 AM PST Xiaomi has just launched the Mi 10S for the China market. It comes with the octa-core Qualcomm Snapdragon 870 SoC. The device borrows many features and specifications from the Xiaomi Mi 10 5G, which released in February 2020. It has curved edges, and the rear camera module looks very funky. The device has a punch-hole cutout at the front in the top left, housing the selfie sensor. Let's take a complete look at the Xiaomi Mi 10S specifications and price. Xiaomi Mi 10S Specifications The Xiaomi Mi 10S comes with a 6.67-inch FHD+ AMOLED display with support for 90Hz refresh rate, 180Hz touch sampling rate, 1120 nits max brightness, and 100% DCI-P3 colour gamut. The display is protected by the covering of Corning Gorilla Glass 5. It is powered by the newly launched Qualcomm Snapdragon 870 SoC coupled with up to 12GB of LPDDR5 RAM and 256GB of UFS 3.0 storage. The device has a quad-camera setup with a 108MP primary sensor, 13MP ultra-wide-angle sensor, 2MP macro sensor, and a 2MP depth sensor. It can shoot on a resolution of 8K at 30fps. It has a 20MP sensor at the front for selfies. The device packs a 4,780mAh battery with support for 33W fast-charging. Xiaomi has claimed that the device can charge fully in 56 minutes. It also comes with support for 30W wireless charging and 10W reverse wireless charging. Xiaomi Mi 10S is a 5G supportive device with further connectivity options such as Wi-Fi 6, Bluetooth 5.1, and a USB Type-C port. It measures 162.6 x 74.8 x 8.96mm and weighs 208 grams, which is quite heavy. Xiaomi Mi 10S Price The device has been launched in three different variants. The first variant with 8GB+128GB is priced 3,299 Yuan (approx Rs 37,000), 8GB+256GB is priced 3,499 Yuan (approx Rs 39,000), and 12GB+256GB is priced 3,799 Yuan (approx Rs 42,500). It is available in three colours – Blue, Black, and White.

SMS Regulations Suspended for One Week: Trai Posted: 10 Mar 2021 01:00 AM PST The Telecom Regulatory Authority of India (Trai) has suspended the SMS regulations on Tuesday, which came into effect just a day before. Because of the SMS regulations, a ton of SMSes carrying important data such as Railways ticket bookings, OTPs, Aadhar authentication, and more weren't being delivered to the customers. To ensure that the end customer doesn't have to pay for the relaxed behaviour of businesses on implementing the new SMS template, the telecom regulator has relaxed the rules for seven days (one week). Time for Businesses to Gear Up and Implement the New SMS System Fast According to an ET Telecom report, the telcos have switched off the new SMS filtration system on Tuesday. This will give the ignorant businesses time to implement the new SMS system fast so that no more SMSes they send gets blocked in the future. Some of the industry executives said that large businesses with advanced IT mechanisms are catching with the new system, but for the small businesses, it is getting hard since the SMS content is very dynamic in nature. For the unaware, Trai had issued the regulations on unsolicited commercial communication in 2018, but the rules came into effect on Monday only. According to the regulation, the content of every SMS must be verified by the telcos before it is delivered to the customers. For doing the same, the telcos have deployed a blockchain solution that will check the header, sender ID, and content of every SMS that originates from a verified/registered source. The SMSes which come from unregistered IDs will be directly blocked. This system is put into place to ensure that SMS frauds in India can be contained and reduced as quickly as possible. All the entities that haven't registered and implemented the new SMS system will have to do so in the seven day period to ensure that their SMSes does not get blocked by the operators.

TCL P725 4K HDR LED TV series Launched in India in Four Variants Posted: 10 Mar 2021 12:00 AM PST TCL P725 4K HDR LED TV series has recently been unveiled in India. The series has four Smart TVs on the list, all of which come running on the Android TV 11 platform. All the variants are 4K HDR LED TVs which means that you will get a great quality visual with either of the variants you go with. The four sizes in which the TV has been launched are – 43-inch, 50-inch, 55-inch, and 65-inch. Let's take a look at the specifications and price of the TCL P725 Smart TV series. TCL P725 4K HDR LED TV Specifications The TCL P725 4K HDR LED TV runs on the Android TV 11 platform. Since it is an Android TV, it comes with access to over 7,000 applications and games that are present on the Google Play Store for Android TVs. Popular streaming applications Disney+ Hotstar and Netflix are also available on the TCL P725 4K HDR LED TV. All the variants of the Smart TV come pre-loaded with Chromecast, which allows content mirroring from smartphones on the TV. The TV series features support for Dolby Atmos audio and Dolby Vision standard for a better viewing experience. Further, the Smart TVs come with MEMC (Motion Estimation and Motion Compensation) technology and include a video call camera. Users can activate the Google Assistant hands-free on the TCL P725 4K HDR LED TV. TCL P725 4K HDR LED TV Price TCL P725 4K HDR LED TV is available in four different variants like mentioned above. The smallest, which is the 43-inch variant, has been launched for Rs 41,990, the 50-inch variant for Rs 62,990, the 55-inch variant for Rs 62,990, and the 65-inch variant for Rs 89,990. Initially, only the 65-inch variant of the Smart TV will go on sale exclusively via Amazon. The other variants will be available in the near future.

Broadband: Latency and Bandwidth Are Not the Same Thing Posted: 09 Mar 2021 11:05 PM PST If you have been an avid internet user, time and again, you must have heard these two terms – 'bandwidth' and 'latency'. Many people confuse them to be the same thing, but they are not. In the case of bandwidth, the more, the better, while in the case of latency, the lesser, the better. Understanding the difference between the two can help you get the most out of your internet connection. Let's take a look at the definition of both terms. What is Bandwidth? 'Bandwidth' isn't just a fancy word for internet speed like many assume it to be. Bandwidth means the amount of data that can be transferred from point A to point B at a given time. Thus, higher bandwidth would mean that more amount of data can be transferred at a point in time. When it comes to an internet connection, bandwidth is measured in terms of how much data can be downloaded to your device at a given time. One thing to note here is that the actual bandwidth your get will always be lesser than the total bandwidth of the network because of congestion and other factors. What is Latency? 'Latency' means the time taken by the signal for going to the destination and travelling back. The computer sends a 'ping' to a remote server and measures the amount of time it takes for the ping to come back with the information. Thus lower latency will mean that the time taken by the ping is lesser, so the results will appear faster. Higher latency would mean that the results on the screen take longer to come. Whenever you put a request on social media websites or Google, a signal is sent from your computer to the server, which then comes back to the computer with the required information. The quicker this happens, the faster the information will load for you. Applications of Bandwidth and Latency in Different Tasks For doing the most basic of things today, such as gaming, video calling, streaming, and browsing, high bandwidth and low latency on the network is necessary. Online multiplayer games such as Call of Duty: Mobile, PUBG Mobile, and more require less bandwidth since most of the assets of the games are already downloaded. But low latency is essential to enable real-time gaming. If there is high latency on the network, the actions on the game will not take place in real-time, meaning you will be behind other players and will have to face 'lags' or 'delays'. While in the case of streaming, 'ping' or 'latency' matters less, but bandwidth is essential since the data is being downloaded to be played on your device. If you are facing buffering issues, it is because of the low bandwidth on your network. In the case of video calling, both high bandwidth and low latency is essential. This is because during video calling, high bandwidth is required to maintain the quality of the call (picture and sound quality), and low latency is required to keep the sound and audio synchronised; otherwise, there can be huge delays resulting in a horrible chat experience. With browsing, low bandwidth would result in higher load times for even the most light-weight pages, and low latency would delay the opening of the page initially even though it might load it super-fast later. These are a few of the areas where low latency and high bandwidth are important. Hopefully, you guys understood the difference between latency and bandwidth and why they are important for your internet experience.

Vi Likely to Enhance Network Capacity in 6 Circles With the Help of Chinese Gear Makers Posted: 09 Mar 2021 09:04 PM PST Vodafone Idea (Vi) is reportedly in talks with Chinese gear makers to expand network capacity in six telecom circles. Amid the tensions between India and China at the border, the government is pushing for local telecom gear which means a check on Chinese vendors like Huawei and ZTE. That said, a PTI report now claims that Vi is going ahead with the ‘already awarded contracts’ to the Chinese gear makers. The report also added that the telco is in the ‘advanced stages’ of processing orders for the network expansion. Both the Chinese gear makers- Huawei and ZTE worked with Vodafone Idea in the past. The circle details are unavailable as of this reporting. Vodafone Idea to Award Contracts to Chinese Vendors Vodafone Idea is looking to increase network capacity in six circles where it is witnessing increased demand. The PTI report further added that Vi is looking to go ahead with the contracts which were already awarded to the Chinese vendors. Furthermore, Vodafone Idea Chief Technology Officer Jagbir Singh reportedly confirmed that the company would not process any new orders to the Chinese gear makers, however, it will go ahead with the contracts that were already given in the past. The telco will opt for equipment from Huawei and ZTE in circles where the network is currently being served by them, Jagbir said in the past. Later this month, the Indian government is expected to come up with new telecom licence norms. The amended telecom licence norms might restrict the telecom gear installation from China and other ‘non-friendly’ countries. That said, the norms may not require telecom operators to remove the existing network infrastructure and it will also allow them to continue working with Chinese companies for the already served areas. Moreover, the government will provide a list of trusted companies and products which the Indian telcos can make use of to deploy in the coming years. Huawei and ZTE will be hugely disappointed with such restrictions from the Indian government. However, other vendors like Ericsson and Nokia will be looking forward to meeting the increased demand from Indian telcos. At the same time, the government is pushing for local manufacturing of telecom gear.

OnePlus 9 Pro Confirmed to Feature Sony IMX766 Ultra-Wide Angle Shooter Posted: 09 Mar 2021 07:23 PM PST After revealing the official launch date of the OnePlus 9 Series, the company’s CEO Pete Lau took to Twitter and confirmed the premium phone in the series- the OnePlus 9 Pro will feature the Sony IMX766 ultra-wide-angle shooter. The company already said the OnePlus 9 Pro would feature a custom Sony IMX789 primary lens, so the Sony IMX766 will be a secondary sensor with a 140-degree field of view. As we already know, OnePlus is looking to up the ante in the camera segment with Hasselblad. The Chinese smartphone brand will be investing $150 million as a long-term commitment to advanced mobile photography. The OnePlus 9 series will be making an official debut on March 23. There might be three phones this year- the standard OnePlus 9, the premium OnePlus 9 Pro and the affordable OnePlus 9R/9E. OnePlus CEO Reveals Camera Sample Shot on OnePlus 9 Series Besides confirming the Sony IMX766 sensor presence, Pete Lau also posted a beautiful landscape image on Twitter captured with the OnePlus 9 series. As you can see in the image, it is a stunning landscape and the CEO praises the OnePlus 9 Series saying, “We've changed that with an ultra-wide that's clearer and truer to the world around you.” Right after this tweet, he came up with another tweet in which he posted details regarding the Sony IMX766 sensor. This could be a 48MP secondary ultra-wide-angle shooter on the OnePlus 9 Pro working in tandem with the Sony IMX789 sensor. Details regarding the Sony IMX789 were posted online on YouTube, confirming the support for 4K video at 120 fps and 8K video recording at 30 fps. The sensor will also offer support for real-time HDR video processing. The OnePlus 9 Pro is shaping up to be a camera smartphone to watch out for this year. To take on the likes of Samsung Galaxy S21 Ultra and Google Pixel 5, OnePlus will likely add an astrophotography mode on the OnePlus 9 Pro. The phone will be powered by Qualcomm Snapdragon 888 5G chipset, which OnePlus will be confirmed in the next few days. Other rumoured specs of the OnePlus 9 Pro include a 120Hz Super AMOLED screen, 65W fast charging, 45W wireless charging and a 4500mAh battery. More details regarding the OnePlus 9 Pro are expected to be revealed in the coming days.

Vodafone Idea Brings 4 Prepaid Plans With Free Disney+ Hotstar VIP Subscription Posted: 09 Mar 2021 05:31 PM PST Vodafone Idea has finally launched prepaid plans with a free Disney+ Hotstar VIP subscription. Reliance Jio and Bharti Airtel have been offering Disney+ Hotstar VIP plans for a while, but Vi focussed on providing free ZEE5 subscription. Ahead of the Indian Premier League 2021, the struggling telecom operator Vi has joined its rivals. Vodafone Idea has launched prepaid plans of Rs 401, Rs 501, Rs 601 and Rs 801, which come bundled with Disney+ Hotstar VIP membership worth Rs 399 at no extra cost. The Rs 401, Rs 601 and Rs 801 are unlimited combo prepaid recharges with voice calling, data and SMS benefits. The 501 recharge is a data-only plan. Continue reading to know more about Vi Disney+ Hotstar VIP plans in detail. Vi Disney+ Hotstar VIP Prepaid Plan of Rs 401: Check Full Benefits The most affordable Vodafone Idea prepaid recharge with Disney+ Hotstar VIP subscription is priced at Rs 401. The plan offers unlimited voice calls, 3GB data per day along with an additional 16GB of data and 100 SMSes per day for 28 days. With Disney+ Hotstar VIP membership, customers will be able to watch Live T20 matches (IPL 2021), Hotstar Specials, Multiplex Movies and so on. Vi Disney+ Hotstar VIP Prepaid Plan of Rs 501: Check Full Benefits Aforementioned, Vi’s all-new Rs 501 recharge offers a free Disney+ Hotstar VIP subscription worth Rs 399 and 75GB of data that will be valid for 56 days from the date of recharge. Vi Disney+ Hotstar VIP Prepaid Plan of Rs 601: Check Full Benefits Similar to the Rs 401 prepaid recharge, the Rs 601 pack also comes with 3GB of data per day and 32GB of extra data. The validity of the plan, however, is 56 days. Other benefits of the plan include unlimited voice calling and 100 SMSes per day. Vi Disney+ Hotstar VIP Prepaid Plan of Rs 801: Check Full Benefits The premium Vi prepaid plan with Disney+ Hotstar VIP subscription costs Rs 801. It also ships with 3GB data per day and 48GB of additional data at no extra cost, alongside unlimited free calls and 100 SMSes per day. The validity of the plan is set at 84 days. The four plans also offer free Vi Movies & TV subscription during the validity period. Apart from the regular benefits, Vi also confirmed that the plans would be part of its free unlimited data benefit during night hours (12 AM to 6 AM). Furthermore, it is also part of the Weekend Data Rollover facility, which means users can carry forward the data from weekdays (Monday to Friday) and consume it on weekends.

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