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• Realme UI 2.0 Top 5 Features You Will Love
• BSNL Bharat Fiber Broadband Dealership Charges Nil at Purchase Point
• 5G Auctions Will Feature the 700 MHz Spectrum, But at What Price
• Xiaomi Mi Pad 5 Tipped to Launch with Snapdragon 800 series: Expected Specifications
• Dish TV Removed 9 Channels from its Platform
• NCSC, Telcos to Coordinate via Nodal Officer Orders Says: DoT
• Vodafone Idea, Airtel and Tata Tele Refrain from Paying AGR Dues to DoT
• Airtel Africa Gets a $100 Million Investment from Mastercard
• Realme C20, C21, C25 India Launch Confirmed on April 8, Big Competition For Other Brands
• Mi 11 Ultra With Snapdragon 888 SoC to Launch in India on April 23
• BSNL Prepaid Plans Recently Announced by the Company
• Here’s How You Can Block and Resume Reliance Jio SIM Card
• How iPhone Users Can Enable Wi-Fi Calling Feature
• SITI Broadband Offers 200 Mbps Plan for Less than Rs 900 Per Month

Realme UI 2.0 Top 5 Features You Will Love Posted: 01 Apr 2021 09:00 AM PDT Realme, the smartphone manufacturing brand is known for its wide range of smartphones across the globe. However, that is only one side of the coin because the other side is acquired by the software department which seems to offer an array of features and make the Realme smartphones stand out in the crowd. The company has already launched its latest Realme UI 2.0 based on Android 11 and in this article, we have garnered the top five features of the newly launched Realme UI2.0 update which might leave you amazed. Mini and Floating Windows There are many instances when you use apps on your smartphone and switch to different apps without closing them because you need them as well. But you need to keep on opening the multitasking panel to switch from one app to another. To make this more convenient for users, Realme UI 2.0 comes with mini and floating windows that will allow users to use two apps simultaneously. You need to activate this feature from the overview menu. All you need to do is to tap on the menu icon of the app placed at the top right corner of the overview window. You have to select the options for mini and floating windows or you can also tap and hold the app for a few seconds and swipe down to ping that app on your home page as a floating window. You can remove or place the app as per your requirement. Realme Dual-Mode Audio Realme dual-mode audio allows users to share music with their friends and family sitting next to you in a few simple clicks. You can source music to wired earphones and Bluetooth earphones simultaneously. This feature can be accessed via the volume menu or you can head to the settings app > Realme Lab > Dual-mode audio Dark mode The Realme UI 2.0 allows users to customize the entire experience. The update comes with three different hues called enhanced black, medium, and gentle gray. The new feature also allows users to adjust icons and wallpaper to dark mode. It also forces third-party apps to follow the dark mode UI. Quick Camera Share The Realme UI 2.0 has added a new quick share button in the camera UI, this will help users to quickly share the photos on their social media accounts without shifting from the camera app to others. Once you capture a picture or a video you can head to preview and swipe up to trigger the options to edit and share. You can directly share the picture or video on your social media handle without stepping out of the camera app. It's obviously not a very big achievement but this helps you in making your workflow smoother. Personalization Settings This feature will allow users to choose from a bunch of presets or create their colour scheme as per their choice. This will allow you to add and remove rows/columns from the home screen, change icon shape and size, change fonts, and a lot more under one single menu. For this, you need to head to the setting app and select Personalizations, here you will find all the customization settings.

BSNL Bharat Fiber Broadband Dealership Charges Nil at Purchase Point Posted: 01 Apr 2021 07:30 AM PDT Bharat Sanchar Nigam Limited (BSNL) offers its customers Bharat Fiber broadband plans and services to get super-fast internet connection at their homes and offices. Users don't have to pay anything upfront when it comes to charges for a BSNL Bharat Fiber broadband dealership. This is what the telco has been trying to tell its customers. However, there is a fake website that's also offering users a Bharat Fiber broadband dealership and is asking them to pay charges upfront for it either in cash or online. According to a tweet from PIB Fact Check, the website asking for charges from users looking to get a BSNL broadband dealership is fake. BSNL Says No Advance Amount Needs to be Paid The official website of BSNL says that the user doesn't have to pay any advance amount for getting a dealership of Bharat Fiber broadband. Whatever charges there are, the telco includes it in the first bill and doesn't take it in advance from the customer. Bharat Fiber is a fibre-to-the-home (FTTH) service from BSNL that includes a dynamic portfolio of services for the users. Dealership users get the benefit of high-speed internet up to 100 Mbps, IPTV service, audio-on-demand service, Video-on-demand service, bandwidth on demand, remote education, video conferencing solutions, interactive gaming, VPN on broadband, dial-up VPN service, Virtual Private LAN service, and video and voice telephony over IP. BSNL Bharat Fiber Plans Might Get Discontinued Soon According to an IndiaToday report, all the plans ranging from Rs 449 to Rs 1,499 from BSNL Bharat Fiber might get discontinued soon. The report details that these plans were launched on a promotional basis and were given an extension of 90 days in December. The last date for these fiber plans might be April 4, 2021. However, the telco is known for regularising plans that see great demand. We expect that these plans will continue since they sit well in the market against the offerings from JioFiber and Airtel Xstream Fiber.

5G Auctions Will Feature the 700 MHz Spectrum, But at What Price Posted: 01 Apr 2021 06:30 AM PDT The 700 MHz spectrum band is considered important for the telcos to help out with the 5G rollout in India. However, there were no takers of the 700 MHz airwaves in the recently concluded spectrum auctions because of its high reserve price. The telcos in the past have asked the sector regulator and the telecom department to revise the prices of the coveted 700 MHz band. However, according to an ET Telecom report, the Department of Telecommunications (DoT) hasn't taken any action or communicated anything to the regulator about bringing down the price of the 700 MHz band for the 5G rollout. 700 MHz Spectrum Band Saw No Demand Despite 50% Price Cut During the spectrum auctions in 2016, the price of the 700 MHz spectrum band was set at a whopping Rs 11,854 crore per MHz. Since it saw no demand then, its price was cut by 50% for the recently held auctions to Rs 6,586 crores per MHz. Despite seeing a 50% price cut, the telcos didn't show any interest in the 700 MHz bands simply because of its high reserve price. Even though 5G will rollout will require the 700 MHz band, telcos were wary about spending their money on it. This simply means that the telecom department will have to request Trai for reducing the reserve price of the 700 MHz spectrum band. It will again be available for the telcos during the upcoming spectrum auctions with 5G airwaves. But for it to sell this time, the sector regulator will have to cut its price down even further. DoT has further updated the spectrum policy called the National Frequency Allocation Plan (NFAP) and added more spectrum across different bands for the telcos to help with a smoother 5G rollout. Telcos will be happy to hear about the new NFAP policy since more spectrum will help them in rolling out 5G at a more affordable cost for their customers.

Xiaomi Mi Pad 5 Tipped to Launch with Snapdragon 800 series: Expected Specifications Posted: 01 Apr 2021 05:30 AM PDT Picture Credit – Xiaomi Planet Xiaomi is planning to expand its Mi tablet lineup in the home country China with the launch of its Mi Pad 5. Although the company is yet to reveal anything about the upcoming tablet, the rumours and leaks are already circulating on the web. In the latest development, the tipster Digital Chat Station has shared a post on its official Weibo handle claiming that the upcoming alleged Mi Pad 5 is going to feature similar display functions like the Mi Mix Fold. Xiaomi Mi Pad 5 Leak This means that we can safely expect that the upcoming Mi tablet is going to arrive with handheld PC mode, dual-screen drag and drop, parallel windows support. The tipster also suggests that the device will not flaunt a very high ppi display. Besides the tipster also confirmed that the Mi Pad 5 will be powered by the Qualcomm Snapdragon 800 series chipset. He didn't reveal the name of the processor, but it could be the Snapdragon 870 SoC. Xiaomi Mi Pad 5 Rumoured Features Going with the previous leaks, the upcoming Mi Pad 5 is tipped to work on a different operating system called the MIUI for Pad. Rumours also suggest that the device will feature an 11-inch LCD display which is going to be a significant upgrade from its predecessor. Further, the leaks also suggest that the tablet will support a 2K resolution display with a 144Hz refresh rate. As far as the cameras are concerned, the Mi Pad 5 is expected to feature a dual-rear camera setup with the combination of a 20MP primary camera + 13MP secondary camera sensor along with an LED flash. On the security front, the device is tipped to feature a side-mounted fingerprint scanner. Notably, the company is yet to reveal any information about the upcoming Mi Pad 5 and it's advisable to take this information with a pinch of salt and wait for the official launch. It would be interesting to see when Xiaomi is planning to launch the Mi Pad 5 and at what price. Meanwhile, you can share your thoughts about the upcoming Mi Pad 5 in the comment section.

Dish TV Removed 9 Channels from its Platform Posted: 01 Apr 2021 04:30 AM PDT Dish TV, the second-largest Direct-to-Home (DTH) operator of India has recently removed nine channels from its platform. Just like any other DTH operator in India, Dish TV keeps on adding and removing channels from its platform from time to time.  Now, the company has removed nine channels from its platform which include multiple news channels. The nine channels recently removed are – Surya Cinema, Surya Bhojpuri, ANB News, Maha Punjabi (Dish TV TP), Lord Buddha TV, Aryan TV National, VIP News, Popular TV, Marathi Active (Dish TV TP).  Take a look at the details of the channels down below.  Dish TV 9 Removed Channels Details Dish TV has removed 9 channels from its DTH platform. Surya Cinema, a Telugu movie channel available on channel number 4014 has been removed.  Surya Bhojpuri, a Bhojpuri movie channel available on channel number 4003 has been removed. A Punjabi content channel called 'Maha Punjabi' available at channel number 4049 has been removed as well.  Dish TV also removed multiple news channels from its platform. ANB News, Aryan TV National, and VIP News were discontinued by the DTH operator.  Lord Buddha TV and Marathi Active are the other two channels that the DTH platform removed from its offerings recently.  This is routine work for Dish TV as the company keeps on removing and adding channels based on their demand from the users.  Dish TV Receives Provisional License for DTH Broadcasting In other news, Dish TV has received a provisional license for DTH broadcasting from the government of India.  According to a Reuters report, the license will be valid for 20 years from April 1, 2021.  Looking at the Telecom Regulatory Authority of India (Trai) report, Dish TV lost some market share in the Q1 FY21.  However, Dish TV remains as one of the leading DTH platforms in India providing very price-sensitive services. The company also offers a range of Set-Top Boxes including a Smart Android-Powered STB called dishSMRT HUB.

NCSC, Telcos to Coordinate via Nodal Officer Orders Says: DoT Posted: 01 Apr 2021 03:41 AM PDT The Indian government is making efforts to ensure that none of the Chinese firms takes part in the 5G network in India because of the ongoing border tension between India and China. According to an ET telecom report, the Department of Telecommuncations (DoT) has directed the major telcos in the country – Reliance Jio, Bharti Airtel, and Vodafone Idea (Vi), to appoint nodal officers to coordinate with the NCSC for matters related to getting equipment from trusted sources. The nodal officers are expected to be in constant contact with the NCSC so that both the parties can exchange information effectively on the designated portal regarding products they are sourcing from the trusted sources for their network. DoT’s Orders It has been stated by the Department of Telecommunications (DoT) on Tuesday that a nodal officer shall be appointed by the telecommunications service providers (TSPs) and they shall be provided with access to the portal. The nodal officers will also be rendering inputs to the District Attorney (DA) in both online and offline mode. The statement further communicated that the licensee should provide every information immediately that the DA is seeking. The licensee is mandated to only connect the trusted products in its network and should ask for approval from DA for any form of upgradation in the future. In any case, the procurement rules are yet to be enforced from June 16, 2021 and the NCSC will launch the beta portal on April 15, 2021. The sections of gear for which the security code related to trusted sources is applicable. India is making it very hard for Chinese companies to do business in India. Despite that, Huawei is quite confindent and positive about its future in India. The Chinese vendor believes that the government will take the right decision when the time comes. It is worth nothing that both Bharti Airtel and Vodafone Idea (Vi) already have a contract with Huawei and ZTE.

Vodafone Idea, Airtel and Tata Tele Refrain from Paying AGR Dues to DoT Posted: 01 Apr 2021 02:30 AM PDT The never-ending adjusted gross revenue (AGR) dues drama continue with telcos and the Department of Telecommunications (DoT) standing at odds with each other. The telcos have argued that they have already paid the 10% advance on the dues while DoT says they haven't. According to an ET Telecom report, DoT has to inform the Supreme Court (SC) about the status of the AGR dues paid by the telcos as of March 31, 2021. For the unaware, on September 1, 2020, the SC had ordered the telcos to pay a 10% advance on their total AGR dues before March 31, 2021. The telcos believe that they have already paid the 10% advance, but the DoT argues it is not the case. Bharti Airtel, Tata Teleservices, and Vodafone Idea (Vi) have refrained from paying anything beyond the Rs 30,055 crores they have already paid for the AGR dues. The telcos have said that according to the SC order, the amount they have already paid is sufficient to cover the 10% advance they need to pay. However, DoT believes that the SC had ordered the telcos to pay a 10% advance on the remaining total dues and not on the overall dues they had to pay. Bharti Airtel has said that it doesn't need to pay anything related to the remaining AGR dues for the next four instalments, and Vi believes that the next instalment is only due for the company in 2022. DoT Made 'Arithmetical Errors' While Calculating AGR Dues It is worth noting that telcos have already submitted a petition in the SC against DoT’s AGR dues calculations. The numbers suggested by the telcos and the DoT are entirely different. The apex court is yet to hear on the case. The industry will get a big respite if the SC accepts the case made by the telcos. During the beginning of the year, Airtel had self-assessed its AGR dues to be Rs 13,004 crores in total against the DoT's calculation of Rs 43,980 crores. At the same time, Vi had self-assessed its dues to be Rs 21,533 crores against DoT's calculation of Rs 58,400 crores. Both the telcos have cited that DoT made 'arithmetical errors' while calculating the dues and have sought a recalculation. It will be interesting to see which way the SC's decision goes towards. Looking at the past, the SC has mostly sided with the government on the AGR dues case and had said that no 'recalculation' requests would be entertained.

Airtel Africa Gets a $100 Million Investment from Mastercard Posted: 01 Apr 2021 02:06 AM PDT Airtel Africa has just received a $100 million investment from Mastercard, a global technology leader in the payments industry. Mastercard will get a minority stake in the company against this investment. But Mastercard will get a minority stake in the Airtel Mobile Commerce BV (AMC BV), a wholly-owned subsidiary of Airtel Africa, and not the Airtel Africa group itself. For the unaware, AMC BV operates most of the mobile money operations of Airtel Africa in the 14 countries it is present in. AMC BV is currently a holding company for Airtel Africa. The investments made by Mastercard directly go into AMC BV, which will help the company in expanding its network and pay off debt from its books. After the transaction, the business valuation of Airtel Africa has jumped to $2.65 billion on a cash and debt-free basis. Apart from the investment, Airtel Africa and Mastercard have also joined hands to form more commercial partnerships. The new partnership will help Airtel Africa leverage the technology of Mastercard in areas such as payment gateway, payment processing, card issuance, remittance solutions, merchant acceptance, and more. Airtel Africa Aiming for Potential Listing of AMC BV as a Public Company As mentioned above, AMC BV is currently owned and operated by Airtel Africa. With the current investments, the company is looking to expand its sales and network infrastructure in the respective countries it is operating in. Further, Airtel Africa aims to list AMC BV as a public company in the next four years. The group is currently accepting investments from other institutions and companies against a minority stake of 25% in AMC BV. Before Mastercard, TPG's Rise Fund invested $200 million into AMC BV on March 18, 2021. In addition to this, the group sold off its telecom towers in Malawi and Madagascar on March 23, 2021. With the proceeds from the transactions, the group will be able to reduce its debt and expand its network infrastructure in the 14 countries it is providing services in.

Realme C20, C21, C25 India Launch Confirmed on April 8, Big Competition For Other Brands Posted: 01 Apr 2021 01:25 AM PDT Realme has decided to expand its entry-level C-series smartphone in the Indian market with the launch of three new smartphones. The company has already started teasing about the launch, and today, it has officially announced the launch of the upcoming smartphones. The C-series smartphones will include — Realme C20, Realme C21, and the Realme C25. The company has confirmed the launch event for April 8, 2021. Notably, all three smartphones are already launched in other markets, which means we know everything about them—all you need to know about the Realme C-series smartphones. Realme C20, Realme C21, and Realme C25 India Launch Confirm Realme has shared a post from its official Twitter handle announcing the launch of the Realme C20, Realme C21, and the Realme C25 on 8th April 2021. According to the company launch event will kick off at 12:30 PM IST, and it will be live-streamed on all its official channels, including the Realme India YouTube channel. Also, do note that the smartphone will be exclusively up for sale via e-commerce Flipkart. Besides, the company has also teased that the upcoming Realme C25 is going to be fuelled by a massive 6,000mAh battery with 18W Quick Charge support. Realme C20, Realme C21, and Realme C25 India Expected Price The smartphones are already launched in other markets. Considering that we can expect that the Realme C20 will be priced around Rs 7,499, while the Realme C21 and C25 might be launched under a price point of Rs 8,499 and Rs 9,999, respectively. Do note that the company is yet to reveal the Indian price, and we recommend you to grab this information with a pinch of salt. Realme C20, Realme C21, Realme C25 Confirmed Specifications As mentioned above, the upcoming Realme C-series smartphones are already launched in the global market, and we know almost everything about them. All the smartphones share a similar display configuration of 6.5-inch HD+ LCD display along with a waterdrop notch and aspect ratio of 20:9. On the hardware front, the Realme C20 and the Realme C21 come with MediaTek Helio G35 SoC. Under the hood, the Realme C25 is powered by the MediaTek Helio G70 chipset. As far as cameras are concerned, the Realme C20 offers a single 8MP setup with an LED flash. The Realme C21 features a triple rear camera module with the combination of a 13MP camera sensor + 2MP B&W lens + 2MP Macro lenses. The Realme C25 comes with a 48MP primary camera accompanied by a 2MP macro and a 2MP depth sensor. On the selfie front, the Realme C20 and C21 comes with a 5MP camera sensor that sits underneath the waterdrop notch design. On the other hand, the Realme C25 houses an 8MP camera sensor for selfies and video calls. Realme C20, Realme C21, and Realme C25 Competition If the price segment which we are expecting turns out to be true, then the upcoming Realme C series is going to be a direct competition for smartphone brands like Infinix, POCO, OPPO, and more. At this price range, the company seems to be offering a hand full of specifications with the entry-level smartphone. It would be interesting to see at what price point the company is going to unwarp the Realme C-series in India.

Mi 11 Ultra With Snapdragon 888 SoC to Launch in India on April 23 Posted: 01 Apr 2021 12:30 AM PDT Xiaomi recently launched the Mi 11 Ultra, Mi 11 Pro, and Mi 11 Lite 5G in China. Now, the Mi 11 Ultra is expected to come to India as well. The Twitter profile of Xiaomi India has shared the development. Xiaomi has shared a poster displaying the launch date of Mi 11 Ultra for India. It is interesting to see Xiaomi going ahead with the launch of Mi 11 Ultra in India when all the other devices in the series, namely Mi 11, Mi 11 Pro, and Mi 11 Lite 5G haven't come to the country yet. Especially when the Mi 11 was released in China last year, it was expected that it would make its way to India first. The poster reveals April 23, 2021, to be the release date for Mi 11 Ultra in India. Mi 11 Ultra Specifications (China Variant) We expect all the specifications of the device launched in China to arrive for India as well. The Mi 11 Ultra launched with a 6.81-inch 2K WQHD+ E4 AMOLED display with support for 120Hz refresh rate and 240Hz touch sampling rate. The screen of the device is further protected by the Corning Gorilla Glass Victus covering. Its display comes with Dolby Vision, HDR10+ certification and an 'A+' rating from DisplayMate. There is also a 1.1-inch secondary touch display at the rear of the device with an AOD (always-on-display) function and maximum brightness support of 450 nits. The Mi 11 Ultra is powered by the octa-core Qualcomm Snapdragon 888 SoC coupled with up to 12GB of LPDDR5 RAM and 512GB of UFS 3.1 internal storage. It has a triple-camera setup at the rear with a 50MP Samsung GN2 primary wide-angle sensor, 48MP Sony IMX586 ultra-wide-angle sensor, and a tele-macro sensor. The device can support video recording in 8K at 24fps with all the sensor at the rear. For selfies, there is a 20MP sensor at the front. It can support connectivity standards such as 5G, 4G VoLTE, Bluetooth 5.1, Wi-Fi 6, NFC, GPS, and has a USB Type-C for enabling fast-charging. The Mi 11 Ultra packs a 5,000mAh battery with support for 67W fast-charging and 10W reverse wireless-charging. It has IP68 certification making it water and dust resistant. The device measures 164.3×74.6X8.8mm and weighs a massive 225 grams. The Mi 11 Ultra launched in three different variants – 8GB+256GB priced at CNY 5,999 (approximately Rs 66,400), 12GB+256GB priced at CNY 6,499 (approximately Rs 72,000), and 12GB+512GB priced at CNY 6,999 (approximately Rs 77,500). If the device launches in a similar price range or even lower than this in India, it will be in direct competition with the OnePlus 9 Pro, and the Vivo X60 Pro+ launched recently.

BSNL Prepaid Plans Recently Announced by the Company Posted: 31 Mar 2021 11:15 PM PDT Bharat Sanchar Nigam Limited (BSNL) has announced new offers for its prepaid plans which include rationalising, regularising, and promotional offers. The telco has regularised two prepaid plans, announced three promotional offers, and rationalised/revised one prepaid plan. The 'STV-298' and 'FRC-249' are the prepaid plans that are regularised, while the three promotional offers include 'PV-699', full-talk time on recharge of Rs 100, and 'PV-2399'. The one plan that has been revised is 'FRC-108'. Let's take a look at all that BSNL is offering new to its customers. BSNL Prepaid Plans Promotional Offers As mentioned above, BSNL has announced three promotional offers. The first is 'PV-699', available for the next 90 days. The telco has availed this voucher for a limited period starting today, i.e., April 1, 2021, till June 29, 2021. It will offer unlimited voice calling in addition to 0.5GB daily data with 100 SMS/day to the users. This voucher will carry a validity of 180 days and will also offer free Personalised Ring Back Tone (PRBT) service for the first 60 days. The second promotional offer is the 'PV-2399' available for the next 60 days starting today, i.e., April 1, 2021, till May 30, 2021. This voucher will provide users with unlimited calling, 3GB daily data, and 100 SMS/day with free Eros Now subscription and PRBT service. It will carry a validity of 437 days in total, which includes 72 days of extra validity than what users would have got normally (365 days) got with the voucher. The third and the last promotional offer that will come into effect from April 4, 2021, is the 'full talk-time' value with Rs 100 top-up. Do note that the offer will only be applicable on recharges made on Sundays until July 2, 2021. BSNL Prepaid Plans Regularised The telco has regularised two prepaid plans today that include the 'STV-298' and 'FRC-249'. 'Regularisation' means the plans were earlier provided on a promotional basis for a limited period. But now they are here to stay and will be available for recharging until the time BSNL decides to scrap them. The STV-298 will offers users unlimited voice calling with 1GB daily data and 100 SMS/day. It carries a validity of 56 days and comes with a free subscription of Eros Now for the same period. The FRC-249, only available for new users, comes with unlimited voice calling, 1GB daily data, and 100 SMS/day for 60 days. BSNL Prepaid Plan Rationalised The telco has rationalised 'FRC-108' today. Rationalisation means the telco has changed the benefits of the plan. The FRC-108 will now come with truly unlimited voice calling benefit in addition to 1GB daily data and a total of 500 SMS for 28 days. All the terms and conditions related to the plan remain the same.

Here’s How You Can Block and Resume Reliance Jio SIM Card Posted: 31 Mar 2021 10:15 PM PDT Nowadays, it is common to lose a SIM card or a smartphone. To prevent intruders from using the lost SIM card, blocking the SIM card is the first and foremost thing you should do. Telecom operators offer multiple ways through which users can block their SIM card and protect crucial information. The largest telecom operator of India, Reliance Jio, also provides ample ways to block SIM card. Reliance Jio users can block their SIM card by reaching out to customer care, visit the official website of Jio or use another number to block the SIM card. Follow the article to the end for a complete guide. Steps to Block the SIM Card To block the SIM card via customer care, call the toll-free helpline number 199 from a Jio number. Follow the instructions and connect to the customer care executive. Once you connect to the executive, inform them about the reason and provide important details such as full name, email address and more. Once the details are confirmed, the SIM will be blocked. You can also visit the official website of Jio to block the SIM card. Go to the website and sign in using your mail ID and password linked with your Jio number. Click on the 'Settings', go to the 'suspend and resume' option and select your reason for suspending. Then click on the Suspend button. To block your SIM card from another number, call 1800 88 99999 (using a Jio number). Follow the instructions and connect to the customer care executive and tell the reason and details to block the SIM card. How to Resume the Jio SIM Card Once you find the Jio SIM card that you have blocked, visit the Jio website and sign in using the mail ID registered to the SIM. Click on the 'Settings', then go to the resume option and click on it. Your SIM card services will resume immediately.

How iPhone Users Can Enable Wi-Fi Calling Feature Posted: 31 Mar 2021 09:05 PM PDT Network issues at few places can spoil the day. There are many instances where users wish to make a phone call in an emergency but fail to connect due to the unavailability of the cellular network. To counter this, telecom operators offer a Wi-Fi calling feature. If you are an iPhone user, the Wi-Fi calling feature allows you to send and receive audio calls, make video calls, and iMessage texts through your Wi-Fi connection. The feature comes in handy if you want calling services without relying on the cellular network. If you are still wondering what exactly this feature is, follow the article to the end for a detailed guide regarding Wi-Fi calling. How to Enable Wi-Fi Calling on iPhone To enable Wi-Fi calling on iPhone, follow the steps mentioned below: Step 1: Open the Settings app from the house screen of your iPhone Step 2: Under the Settings option, click on phone (or cellular), then tap on Wi-Fi calling. Step 3: Toggle ON the choice for "Wi-Fi Calling on This iPhone." Once you toggle on the Wi-Fi calling on your phone, you will see a message on the screen that will share and explain the information that is shipped to your carrier once you enable the Wi-Fi. Tap on the "Enable" button to continue. To confirm that the Wi-Fi Calling feature is enabled, search for the words "Wi-Fi" with the phone's carrier name on your phone. Wi-Fi Calling Detailed Unlike FaceTime, Wi-Fi calling is carrier-driven and depends on a technology called SIP / IMS (IP Multimedia Subset). The technology enables your iPhone to form and receive phone calls employing a regular Wi-Fi network. Instead of routing your voice packets through your carrier’s closest cell tower, those packets get tunnelled through the web to a controller employed by your cell company, which then bounces them across the network to whomever you’re speaking to.

SITI Broadband Offers 200 Mbps Plan for Less than Rs 900 Per Month Posted: 31 Mar 2021 06:32 PM PDT SITI Broadband is a private broadband internet company providing services in nine locations of India, including Delhi, Haryana, Madhya Pradesh, Maharashtra, Rajasthan, Uttar Pradesh, Orissa, Uttarakhand, and Telangana. What's noteworthy about its services is its cheap cost. Mostly private operators who don't have a wide-scale presence in India charge their customers high rates for their broadband plans to recover the cost from them. However, despite having a low number of broadband customers in India, SITI Broadband is availing its fiber broadband plans for a very low cost. The company offers one of the cheapest 200 Mbps broadband plans in all of India. SITI Broadband 200 Mbps Plan The 200 Mbps broadband plan from SITI Broadband costs only Rs 899 per month. Of course, the price is exclusive of taxes. But even after adding 18% GST (Rs 161) on Rs 899, in the end, the customer will have to pay a total of Rs 1,060 only. SITI Broadband has named its 200 Mbps fiber broadband plan 'Mega'. It comes with unlimited data, but there is a fair usage policy (FUP) limit applicable on all the unlimited data plans. The company's customer care team couldn't confirm the FUP limit on the unlimited data plans saying only the local employees of the broadband team have the knowledge. This plan can also be purchased for longer-validity. When purchased for six months, users get one month of service from the company for free. Meaning, users will have to pay a total of Rs 6,394 (6 months x Rs 899 = Rs 5,394 + 18% GST (Rs 970) = 6,394) for seven months. It would bring down the monthly cost of the plan from Rs 1,060 to Rs 913.42 effectively. Further, if users purchase this plan for 10 months, they will get 2 months of service for free. Meaning, they will have to pay a total of Rs 10,608 (10 months x Rs 899 = Rs 8,990 + 18% GST (Rs 1,618) = Rs 10,608) for 12 months. It would bring down the monthly cost of the plan from Rs 1,060 to Rs 884 per month. The terms and conditions page of the SITI Broadband suggests that the activation charges paid by the customer will be non-refundable. However, the company won't charge for activation charges if the customer purchases his/her own router/modem and activates it by connecting the fiber wire to it. All customers will have to pay a security deposit against the ONU devices that the company provides for the connection. SITI Broadband all provides customers with suggestions for appropriate routers/modems they can purchase for their connection if they don't want the one provided by the company. The company reserves the right to withdraw the connection without giving any prior notice to the customers.

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