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• Reliance Jio Acquires Spectrum in 800 MHz, 1800 MHz and 2300 MHz Bands Worth Rs 57,123 Crore
• Samsung Galaxy A32 4G Price Leaked for India
• How to Record Meetings in Zoom?
• Vi Bought Spectrum in 5 Circles Only, Waiting for 5G Spectrum Auctions Eagerly
• Spectrum Auction 2021 : Airtel Band Wise Purchase Data, Full Details
• Airtel Spent Rs 18,699 Crores in Spectrum Auction, Acquired 355.45 MHz Spectrum
• Vodafone Idea Prepaid Users Will Get Benefit of Aditya Birla Health Insurance
• Instagram Live Rooms Allowing Up To ‘4’ People on a Live Broadcast
• BSNL FRC 249 Plan Launched, Offers 2GB Daily Data and Unlimited Calling
• Bharti Airtel Delivered Median Download Speed of 10 Mbps, Beats Jio Comfortably: Tutela Report
• WhatsApp for Android and iOS Gains the Ability to Import Third-Party Sticker Packs
• 5 New JioPhone Data Plans Introduced Starting at Rs 22, Offers Up to 2GB Daily Data

Reliance Jio Acquires Spectrum in 800 MHz, 1800 MHz and 2300 MHz Bands Worth Rs 57,123 Crore Posted: 02 Mar 2021 07:35 AM PST Telecom operator Reliance Jio said it has acquired spectrum in three bands- 800 MHz, 1800 MHz and 2300 MHz at the Spectrum Auction 2021. The purchased spectrum, according to Reliance Jio, is worth Rs 57,123 crore (subject to DoT confirmation. With this new spectrum, Jio increases its footprint by 55% to 1717 MHz and has the largest spectrum holding in Sub-GHz and 2300 MHz bands. Starting this July, Reliance Jio’s liberalised spectrum license was set to expire, which is why the telco acquired a large chunk of spectrum in the 800 MHz band to continue providing 4G services. Jio also says it has an enhanced spectrum footprint with a minimum of 2 * 10 MHz in the 1800 MHz band and 40 MHz in the 2300 MHz band across all circles. It also said the acquired spectrum would be suitable for use with 5G technology. Reliance Jio Spectrum Holding Circle Wise Detailed In the Spectrum Auction 2021, Reliance Jio looked at purchasing spectrum that will be required to provide uninterrupted services to its over 400 million subscribers. The spectrum in the 700 MHz band continues to remain unsold. Circle wise details of spectrum acquired are provided in the following table:  Circle 800 MHz band (FDD) 1800 MHz band (FDD) 2300 MHz band (TDD) Andhra Pradesh 6.25 4.20 10.00 Assam 0.00 4.60 10.00 Bihar 5.00 5.00 10.00 Delhi 8.75 4.60 10.00 Gujarat 5.00 4.00 10.00 Haryana 5.00 5.00 20.00 Himachal Pradesh 5.00 0.00 10.00 Jammu & Kashmir 0.00 0.00 20.00 Karnataka 10.00 5.00 10.00 Kerala 10.00 5.00 10.00 Kolkata Madhya Pradesh 10.00 5.00 0.00 3.60 10.00 10.00 Maharashtra             10.00                          5.00                             10.00 Mumbai                      7.50                             3.40                               10.00 North East                   0.00                             3.60                             10.00 Odisha                         5.00                             5.00                             10.00 Punjab                         6.25                             4.80                             20.00 Rajasthan                    5.00                             0.00                             20.00 Tamil Nadu                 10.00                           3.20                             10.00 UP East                        5.00                             3.60                             20.00 UP West                      5.00                             5.00                             20.00 West Bengal                10.00                           0.00                             10.00 Total                            133.75                         74.60                           280.00 The acquired spectrum can be utilised for the transition to 5G services at the appropriate time, where Jio has developed its own 5G stack, said the company.The Reliance Industries-owned telco confirmed that it achieved complete spectrum derisking with average validity of owned spectrum at 15.5 years. Through this Spectrum Auction 2021, Jio’s total owned spectrum footprint has increased significantly by 55% to 1717 MHz (uplink+downlink). The spectrum has been acquired in the most cost-efficient manner with an effective cost of Rs 60.8 crore per MHz, said the telco in a press statement. As for the pricing, the telco will be required to pay Rs 57,123 crore with an upfront payment of Rs 8,623 crore for the 800 MHz band, Rs 6,231 crore for the 1800 MHz band and Rs 5,085 crore for the spectrum purchased in the 2300 MHz band. The following table gives a clear explanation of the payments to be made by Jio to the government. Frequency Band Upfront Payment Deferred Payment Total Payment 800 MHz 8,623 Crore 25,868 Crore 34,491 Crore 1800 MHz 6,231 Crore 6,231 Crore 12,461 Crore 2300 MHz 5,085 Crore 5,085 Crore 10,170 Crore Total 19,939 Crore 37,184 Crore 57,123 Crore As per terms of the spectrum auction, the deferred payments have to be made over a period of 18 years (two-year moratorium plus 16 year repayment period), with interest computed at 7.3% per annum.

Samsung Galaxy A32 4G Price Leaked for India Posted: 02 Mar 2021 05:30 AM PST The Samsung Galaxy A32 4G is confirmed by the company to launch on March 5, 2021. Days before its launch, the price of the device has been leaked. The tipster, Ishan Agrawal, has said that the device will cost Rs 21,999 for its 6GB RAM and 128GB internal storage variant. While the pricing is not yet confirmed, the leak looks very much promising since this is the ideal price range for the device. Samsung has already revealed some of the confirmed details of the device. Looking at the specifications, this price doesn't seem off. Samsung Galaxy A32 4G Specifications We reported yesterday that the Samsung Galaxy A32 4G will come with a 5,000mAh battery and support for 90Hz refresh rate. The device is further going to feature a Super AMOLED display. Further, it is expected to come with a quad-camera setup at the rear, where the primary sensor is a 64MP lens. The colours revealed by the microsite of the device on Samsung's page are – Awesome Blue and Awesome Violet. The Samsung Galaxy A32 4G launched with a 6.4-inch full-HD+ display for Russia and the UK markets. Under the hood, the device might feature the octa-core MediaTek Helio G80 SoC coupled with up to 6GB of RAM and 128GB of internal storage. The internal storage is further expected to be bumped up to 1TB with a microSD card. The international variant of the device launched with an in-display fingerprint scanner and in four colours – Awesome Violet, Awesome Black, Awesome White, and Awesome Blue. There are further speculations that the device's 5G variant might launch in India soon as well. Samsung Galaxy A32 4G Price As mentioned above, the leaked price of the device suggests that its 6GB RAM and 128GB variant will be priced at Rs 21,999. The device was priced at $295 for Russia, which is approximately Rs 21,630. While it is not very different from the price suggested by the leakster, it is worthy to note that the $295 pricing was for 4GB RAM and 128GB variant, not the 6GB RAM and 128GB variant.

How to Record Meetings in Zoom? Posted: 02 Mar 2021 04:36 AM PST The American technology company Zoom has been catering to the video conferencing needs of users for a long period. The video-conferencing app offers multiple features and benefits, which makes it one of the renowned and trustable apps as compared with other video-conferencing solutions. Zoom app is used for multiple purposes like social communications, distance education, formal communication and more. One of the features that Zoom offers to hoist the user experience is recording meetings. If you are a Zoom user, you can record your meetings on the Zoom cloud or desktop. The cloud app will allow you to store, view, share and download recordings from your account. To know how to record meetings in the Zoom app, follow the article to the end. Steps to Record Meetings in Zoom Desktop App To record a meeting in the Zoom desktop app, open the Zoom app and join the meeting using the ID provided by hosts. Once you have joined the meeting, click on the record button, which is located at the bottom of the screen. If the toolbar disappears, move the cursor to the menu and click on the record button. You must ensure that the host is give recording rights in the meeting. As soon as the recording starts, you will see a recording label in the top-left corner of the screen. You can use the button to start, pause and stop the recording. Your recorded video will be saved in the computer and recorded tab in the meetings section of the Zoom app. Steps to Record Meetings in Zoom Mobile App To record a meeting in Zoom mobile app, open the Zoom app and start the meeting using the ID. Tap on the ‘more section’ at the time of hosting the Zoom meeting. Under the more option, you will see the ‘record’ option. Click on the ‘record’ option to start the recording. The recorded video will be processed, and you can browse them in my recordings on the web after finishing the meeting.

Vi Bought Spectrum in 5 Circles Only, Waiting for 5G Spectrum Auctions Eagerly Posted: 02 Mar 2021 03:57 AM PST As expected, Vodafone Idea stayed low-key during the 4G spectrum auctions 2021. The telco focused mainly on renewing the spectrum that was expiring soon. It is worth noting that Vi entered the auctions with the largest quantum of spectrum amongst all the operators. But it also purchased spectrum in five circles to enhance its 4G network's efficiency and experience. Analysts expected Vi to make the least purchases since the telco already had enough spectrum due to Vodafone and Idea’s merger. All Vi needs at the moment is new subscribers, not a spectrum. Vi Hopeful for 5G Spectrum Auctions to Take Place Soon The telco, in a release, said that it has purchased a new spectrum in five circles of India. Vi is hopeful that the spectrum auction for the 5G bands takes place soon. It further said that the spectrum prices should be fairly assessed so that operators can rollout out new networks rapidly. According to Ookla, Vi had the fastest 4G network in the previous two quarters. The telco has purchased spectrum in only five telecom circles and hopes to improve network experience in those five circles where it believes more efficiency is required. Vi ignored the 700 MHz spectrum band, which was expected since the band’s reserve price was very high. Airtel also ignored the 700 MHz bands citing the reason as ‘exorbitant reserve price’. Compared to Vi, Bharti Airtel purchased a ton of spectrum and spent Rs 18,699 crores for acquiring a total of 355.45 MHz of spectrum across several bands. Airtel spent most of its money on the Sub GHz bands and is looking to improve the network experience for its customers staying indoors in urban cities. The telco has further said that with the new spectrum, it will provide network coverage to 90 million additional users living in the rural parts of India.

Spectrum Auction 2021 : Airtel Band Wise Purchase Data, Full Details Posted: 02 Mar 2021 02:47 AM PST The spectrum auctions 2021 concluded recently with Airtel spending Rs 18,699 crores for acquiring 355.45 MHz of spectrum across 2300 MHz, mid-band, and Sub GHz band. The telco is looking to enhance its network quality and has said that it will be able to cover 90 million more users across the rural areas of India with the new spectrum. We have broken down the spectrum purchases of Airtel across different telecom circles, and here is all you should know. Bharti Airtel Spectrum Auction Purchases Telecom circle wise, Airtel strengthened its spectrum portfolio by purchasing spectrum in all the three categories of bands: Sub GHz band, mid-band, and 2300 MHz band in the following circles – Bihar, Himachal Pradesh, Kerala, MPCG, North East, Odisha, UP – East, UP – West, and West Bengal. Airtel Spectrum auction 2021 Band Wise Data Circles Band MHz Rs. Cr. Sub GHz Spectrum       Bihar 900 3.4 683 Gujarat 900 4.2 1,567 Haryana 800 3.8 214 Himachal Pradesh 900 2.6 96 Kerala 900 4.6 915 MPCG 800 5.0 715 Maharashtra 800 2.5 1,275 North East 900 1.2 28 Odisha 900 3.8 327 Tamil Nadu including Chennai 900 5.0 1,175 UP – East 900 5.0 1,310 UP – West 800 5.0 805 West Bengal 900 2.8 347  Sub Total 48.85 9,457 Mid band spectrum   Assam 2100 5.0 150 Bihar 1800 2.80 246 Himachal Pradesh 1800 4.8 86 J &K 1800 10.0 170 Karnataka 1800 11.2 1,221 Kerala 1800 5.0 475 Kolkata 1800 1.0 173 MPCG 1800 4.2 399 North East 2100 5.0 30 Odisha 1800 2.6 70 Punjab 1800 5.0 440 Tamil Nadu including Chennai 1800 15.0 1,500 UP – East 1800 3.2 490 UP – West 1800 3.0 345 West Bengal 1800 3.8 201 West Bengal 2100 5.0 175  Sub Total 86.6 6,172 Capacity Spectrum   Assam 2300 10.0 20 Bihar 2300 10.0 70 Gujarat 2300 10.0 700 Haryana 2300 20.0 160 Himachal Pradesh 2300 10.0 10 Jammu & Kashmir 2300 20.0 20 Kerala 2300 10.0 200 MPCG 2300 10.0 90 Maharashtra 2300 10.0 720 North East 2300 10.0 10 Odisha 2300 10.0 50 Punjab 2300 20.0 420 Rajasthan 2300 20.0 120 UP – East 2300 20.0 180 UP – West 2300 20.0 240 West Bengal 2300 10.0 60  Sub Total    220 3,070         GRAND TOTAL 355.45 18,699 Airtel spent a total of Rs 9,457 crores on purchasing spectrum in the 800 MHz and 900 MHz Sub GHz bands and acquired a total of 48.85 MHz of spectrum in the category. The telco purchased 5 MHz spectrum in the 900 MHz band in Tamil Nadu, including Chennai, UP – East, and UP – West circles. Further, it purchased 5 MHz spectrum in the 800 MHz band in the MPCG circle. This is the most the telco purchased in the category in all of the circles. Also Read: India Spectrum Holding Timeline 2021 Coming to the mid-band spectrum, the telco spent a total of Rs 6,172 crore on acquiring 86.6 MHz spectrum, including the 1800 MHz and 2100 MHz band. It spent more than Rs 1,000 crores on both Karnataka and Tamil Nadu, including Chennai, for acquiring spectrum in the concerned band, which is the most any circles in this category. In Tamil Nadu, Airtel purchased 15 MHz of spectrum in the 1800 MHz band for Rs 1,500 crores and in Karnataka, it purchased 11.2 MHz of spectrum in the same band for Rs 1,221 crores. Lastly, in the 2300 MHz band, the telco acquired 220 MHz of spectrum by spending a total of Rs 3,070 crores. It made considerable purchases in the concerned band in Maharashtra, spending Rs 720 cores for 10 MHz of spectrum, which is the most for the telco in any circle in this category. Airtel also spent Rs 700 crores for 10 MHz of spectrum in the same band in Gujarat. Airtel purchased at least 10 MHz or 20 MHz of spectrum in the 2300 MHz band pan-India, excluding some of the regions/states.

Airtel Spent Rs 18,699 Crores in Spectrum Auction, Acquired 355.45 MHz Spectrum Posted: 02 Mar 2021 01:36 AM PST Bharti Airtel spent a total of Rs 18,699 crores in the recently concluded 4G spectrum auctions. The auctions were conducted by the Department of Telecommunications (DoT), under which the 700 MHz, 800 MHz, 900 MHz, 1800 MHz, 2100 MHz, 2300 MHz, and 2500 MHz spectrum bands were up for bidding. Airtel acquired 355.45 MHz of spectrum across Sub GHz, mid, and the 2300 MHz bands against the total spending of Rs 18,699 crores. With the new spectrum purchases, the telco says that it now has the most formidable spectrum portfolio in India. With the Help of Sub GHz Spectrum, Airtel to Enhance Coverage and Network Quality Bharti Airtel has acquired Sub GHz spectrum pan-India which will allow the telco to enhance its network quality for users when they are indoors or in an urban city building/apartment. Further, the telco will be able to cover 90 million more users in the rural areas of the country with the help of the recently purchased spectrum. Airtel put the money on strengthening its mid-band and capacity spectrum holdings which is expected to help the telco deliver a stellar network experience to the customer at marginal capex. Further, the spectrum purchased in the auction will also help Airtel go ahead with its vision for 5G in India. Also Read: India Spectrum Holding Timeline 2021 Gopal Vittal, MD & CEO of Bharti Airtel (India and South Asia), said the telco has a solid spectrum portfolio now, and that will help it in delivering a stronger mobile broadband experience to its users. Airtel also noted the exorbitant pricing of the spectrum in the 700 MHz band. The telco said that it is vital for accelerating India's growth digitally, but it skipped from purchasing at all in the concerned band because of its high reserve price. It will be interesting to see just how much difference Airtel can bring with the current spectrum purchases and what's in store for the 700 MHz band now.

Vodafone Idea Prepaid Users Will Get Benefit of Aditya Birla Health Insurance Posted: 02 Mar 2021 12:57 AM PST Vodafone Idea (Vi) has partnered with Aditya Birla Health Insurance (ABHI) to provide its prepaid users with health insurance coverage. Vi users can now get free insurance coverage from ABHI on the purchase of select prepaid plans. The telco has termed this offer as 'Vi Hospicare'. It is a first-of-its-kind product for prepaid users in India. Under the offer, only two prepaid plans – Rs 51 and Rs 301 will come with the benefit of health insurance. Users will be able to get insurance coverage on a daily when they purchase either of the concerned plans. Vodafone Idea Hospicare Features/Details The first voucher that comes with the benefit of ‘Vi Hospicare' is the Rs 51 voucher. It will offer users 500 free SMS. There are no voice calling or data benefits included in this plan. Its validity will be for 28 days only. Users will be eligible to receive up to Rs 1,000 insurance coverage daily for any regular hospital treatments. Then the second voucher that comes with the health benefit is the Rs 301 voucher. This voucher will provide users with the benefit of 1.5GB daily data, unlimited voice calling, and 100 SMS/day for 28 days. The telco is offering 2GB bonus data with the voucher on top of the fair-usage-policy (FUP) data. With this plan as well, users can get up to daily Rs 1,000 insurance coverage for regular hospital treatments. However, the amount doubles to Rs 2,000 daily if the patient is admitted into an Intensive Care Unit (ICU). The company has said that the insurance coverage for the user will extend by 28 days on every successful recharge of the concerned vouchers. Further, the terms and conditions of the offer state that the user should be between 18 to 55 years of age to receive the insurance coverage. For any event, the coverage will be provided for 10 days only.

Instagram Live Rooms Allowing Up To ‘4’ People on a Live Broadcast Posted: 02 Mar 2021 12:02 AM PST Instagram, one of the biggest social media applications in the world, has launched 'Instagram Live Rooms'. The company announced the feature through a blog on Monday. The 'Live Rooms' feature by Instagram will allow up to four users to join a live session. Until now, only two people could go 'live' together, but that number has been doubled-up and increased to four. Other users can stream the broadcast by signing-in to their accounts—more details about the feature ahead. Instagram Allowing Users to Purchase Badges and Shop Through the 'Live Rooms' Instagram said that Live Rooms would give creators a new opportunity to build a business and earn money from their skills. Live viewers will be able to buy badges for their favourite creators/hosts and take advantage of other interactive features such as 'Live Fundraisers' and 'Shopping.' The company said that it is looking to add more interactive features to the application and the 'Live Rooms' feature for enhancing the end-user experience. Some new audio features and moderator controls are expected to be available at the app in the coming months. How You Can Use the 'Live Rooms' Feature To use Instagram Live Rooms, go to the 'Live' camera option in the app. After that, add a title for the broadcast and invite other users to join you in the Live. You can also add users who have requested to be a part of your 'Live Room'. The host will appear at the top of the screen when guests are added to the Live. The host will have the authority to add new users at a time convenient to him/her. So if it is a surprise guest that you want to add a little bit later to the 'Live Rooms', you can do that. The 'Live Rooms' feature from Instagram will surely elevate the user experience for both creators and the consumers using the application.

BSNL FRC 249 Plan Launched, Offers 2GB Daily Data and Unlimited Calling Posted: 01 Mar 2021 11:03 PM PST Bharat Sanchar Nigam Limited (BSNL) has just launched a new first recharge coupon (FRC) of Rs 249. It is a new voucher which is available for users for a limited period only. The BSNL FRC 249 offers users 2GB daily data along with unlimited voice calling and 100 SMS/day. Its validity is 60 days which is a substantial period given the benefits and the plan’s price. The plan is giving 1GB extra every day, which is included in the benefit of 2GB daily data. Do note that the voucher is only available until March 31, 2021. BSNL FRC 249 Plan Details It is worth noting that the BSNL FRC 249 is available pan-India. This voucher is not just beneficial for the consumers but also the retailers and the Direct Selling Agents (DSA) of the state-run telco. BSNL is giving Rs 224 as commission for every new connection that a retailer or the DSA brings with the FRC 249. This is a good attempt by BSNL to motivate DSAs and retailers to sell more new connections. The telco might see an influx of new users because of this offer. It is worth appreciating that BSNL has been very creative at rolling out new offers recently. Even though its prepaid plans and data vouchers don't come with over-the-top (OTT) benefits like the other telcos offer, it still has garnered consumers’ attention by rolling out interesting offers. One of those offers is the free-SIM card offer. Even though a 4G SIM card from BSNL only costs Rs 20, the free SIM card offer coupled with recharge conditions or prepaid vouchers has worked well for the telco. Further, BSNL has also launched unique propositions for its DSL broadband users. The telco has around 7 million broadband users in India, out of which fiber users are only 1 million. This means that the telco's majority of broadband users use a DSL connection, making the new plans a great move.

Bharti Airtel Delivered Median Download Speed of 10 Mbps, Beats Jio Comfortably: Tutela Report Posted: 01 Mar 2021 09:18 PM PST Tutela today released the ‘2021 State of Mobile Experience‘ report in which it said Bharti Airtel offers the best mobile experience in India. In the report, Tutela said that Airtel dominated in four of the six metrics it tested. Bharti Airtel, which is currently the second-largest telco in India, ranked on top in delivering Excellent Consistent Quality at 56.6%. Also, Airtel had the highest Core Consistent Quality at 83.7%. Tutela also rated Airtel as the telco with the fastest download speeds and most responsive network. Tutela also said Reliance Jio has the best network coverage amongst all telcos in India right now. Tutela 2021 State of Mobile Experience Report: What It Says For this analysis, Tutela has evaluated over 31 million speed and latency tests in India taken from smartphones, collected between August 1, 2020, and January 31, 2021, on each of India’s top four telecom operators. Bharti Airtel continues to be the best telecom operator in the country as it won four out of the six categories that were tested. As noted, the operator had the highest Excellent Consistent Quality (1080p video streaming, real-time mobile gaming and HD video calling) at 56.6%, as well as the highest Core Consistent Quality (day-to-day activities like web browsing, SD video streaming or photo-sharing over social media) of 83.7% in Common Coverage areas across the country. Bharti Airtel also achieved an average download speed of 10 Mbps, followed by Vodafone Idea with 9.6 Mbps median speed and Reliance Jio with 6.5 Mbps speed. BSNL is fourth on the list with a 2.9 Mbps average download speed. On the flip side, Vi achieved the fastest median upload speed in Common Coverage Areas across India with 5.2 Mbps. Airtel is right behind Vi in this category with a 4.5 Mbps average upload speed. Latency is another important aspect, especially for those who game a lot on mobile phones with their mobile data. This new report from Tutela also says Airtel subscribers experience the most responsive network on average across the country with a median latency of 24 ms. Vi is second with a median latency of 26.8 ms followed by Jio at 28.6ms. Reliance Jio won in a new category recently added to Tutela’s report. The Mukesh Ambani-led telco had the best total coverage in India with a score of 595, followed by Airtel with a score of 508 and Vi with 436. BSNL is last on the list with a score of just 316.

WhatsApp for Android and iOS Gains the Ability to Import Third-Party Sticker Packs Posted: 01 Mar 2021 07:37 PM PST WhatsApp is adding the ability to import third-party sticker packs on Android and iOS platforms. WhatsApp has been supporting sticker packs from third-party apps for a while, but with this new feature, users can create their own custom stickers with compatible apps, and then import them to WhatsApp. WABetaInfo says the feature is now official in Brazil, India and Indonesia. Other countries will follow the rollout in the coming weeks, says the website. Users with WhatsApp for iOS 2.21.40 and WhatsApp for Android Beta 2.21.5.6 will be able to use this feature. The feature is being rolled out via respective app stores, so you should wait for at least 24 hours for the update to appear on your Android/iOS device. Continue reading to know how the feature works in detail. How to Import Custom Sticker Packs on Android and iOS? There are several sticker maker apps available on Google Play Store and Apple App Store. WABetaInfo recommends the ‘Sticker Maker’ application to create stickers on your own. To give a brief idea about the Sticker Maker app, it allows users to create stickers as they like. The recent Sticker Maker app update added the ability to create of creating animated and text-only stickers. You can pick an image or video from your Gallery app to create sticker packs. Sticker Maker also confirmed that WhatsApp is rolling out the support for importing custom sticker packs. However, it says if you are unable to add stickers to WhatsApp, then you will have to wait for the latest update to reach your smartphone. The official WhatsApp guidelines say users can either import a static or animated sticker pack. For example, you will face issues while importing sticker packs that have both static and animated stickers. Besides, a sticker pack should have at least three stickers. These are the things you should keep in mind while creating sticker packs on the Sticker Maker app or any other app. Here’s how you can create a sticker pack on the Sticker Maker app. Open the application and select a name for your sticker pack. Then add the stickers to the pack (images or videos); You can also resize the stickers on the app. Then you will be required to publish the sticker pack. The application will automatically convert the published sticker app to a webp file which can be imported to WhatsApp without any hassle. We have tried this feature on our Android smartphone, running the beta version of WhatsApp, and it worked without any issues.

5 New JioPhone Data Plans Introduced Starting at Rs 22, Offers Up to 2GB Daily Data Posted: 01 Mar 2021 05:44 PM PST Reliance Jio has introduced five new data plans exclusively for JioPhone customers. The new plans, which start at just Rs 22, go all the way up to Rs 152, delivering 2GB of data per day. All five plans come with 28 days validity. The introduction of these plans come right after the new annual plan launch of Rs 749. Last week, Jio launched a Rs 749 annual plan for existing JioPhone users and two plans of Rs 1,999 & Rs 1,499 for new customers. These plans are in-line with those offered by the telco for normal prepaid users. For the unaware, Jio prepaid users can avail 4G Data Vouchers at a starting price of Rs 11. The new plans are already live across the country, and JioPhone users can recharge them. The five data plans in question are Rs 22, Rs 52, Rs 72, Rs 102 and Rs 152. Continue reading to know more about the JioPhone Data Plans in detail. JioPhone Rs 22 Data Pack: Benefits Detailed Priced at just Rs 22, this entry-level JioPhone data plan comes with 2GB of 4G data and 28 days validity. The telco will also provide free access to Jio apps such as JioTV, JioCinema, JioSecurity and JioNews. JioPhone Rs 52 Data Pack: Benefits Detailed The next data plan on the list is the JioPhone Rs 52 Data Plan. It offers 6GB of 4G data and the same 28 days validity. After the consumption of high-speed data, users can browse data at 64 Kbps, which will be sufficient for sending and receiving WhatsApp messages. No. Price Benefits 1 Rs 22 2GB of 4G Data for 28 Days 2 Rs 52 6GB of 4G Data for 28 Days 3 Rs 72 0.5GB Daily Data for 28 Days 4 Rs 102 1GB Daily Data for 28 Days 5 Rs 152 2GB Daily Data for 28 Days JioPhone Rs 72 Data Pack: Benefits Detailed There is a huge difference in terms of data benefit between the Rs 52 and Rs 72 JioPhone Data Plans. The Rs 72 comes with 0.5GB of data per day (14GB overall) for 28 days. JioPhone Rs 102 Data Pack: Benefits Detailed If you spend an additional Rs 30 to the Rs 72 JioPhone Data Pack, there’s the Rs 102 plan that offers 1GB of data per day for 28 days with an overall data benefit of 28GB. JioPhone Rs 152 Data Pack: Benefits Detailed Lastly, we have the Rs 152 JioPhone Data Pack that comes with 28 days of validity and 2GB of data per day. This means the plan comes with a total data benefit of 56GB. All the five plans mentioned above come with free access to Jio apps like JioTV, JioCinema, JioSecurity and JioNews. Reliance Jio is calling these plans- ‘Jio All-in-One‘ plans for JioPhone users. Since these are just data-only packs, users will not get any voice calling and SMS benefits, unlike the other JioPhone All-in-One plans like Rs 75, Rs 125, Rs 155 and Rs 185.

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