Airtel has launched a new prepaid plan that costs Rs 1,499 and comes with a subscription to Netflix. This move aims to compete with Reliance Jio's similar offerings. In this article, we have compared the plans in detail.
e-SIM is a very common term used by Apple users, but talking about Indian Android smart device users- they are still aloof with the news. Here is a quick explainer about the technology.
Airtel, India's second-largest telecom provider, regularly introduces a range of plans to serve its extensive user base. Among these plans, a particular one has garnered significant attention from over 35 crore customers for its remarkable features.
Airtel Xstream Play, Bharti Airtel's video streaming service, has reached a remarkable milestone, exceeding 5 million paid subscribers in October. Looking ahead, the company has set an ambitious target of reaching 20 million subscribers, reflecting the increasing demand for bundled services.
Bharti Airtel, in partnership with Ericsson, has achieved successful trials of Ericsson's pre-commercial RedCap software on the Airtel 5G network. These trials, which employed Qualcomm's 5G RedCap test module, represent the inaugural implementation and validation of RedCap technology in India.
The collaboration intends to strengthen financial inclusion and digital payments by making it possible to transact in digital currency even without a smartphone or internet connectivity, whether temporarily or due to limited network coverage, as per their joint statement.
Airtel brings a new prepaid plan worth Rs 155 which is an entry-level option tailored to specific usage needs. Let's dive into the details of Airtel's Rs 155 Entry Level Truly Unlimited Plan and its August advantages.
Airtel's 5G service is available in more than 3500 cities now, as the company has surpassed the milestone of 10 million unique customers on its nationwide 5G network. With a determined vision, Airtel aims to expand its 5G coverage to encompass every town and critical rural region by September 2023.
Here are the best affordable postpaid plans from the three telecom players of India- Jio, Airtel and Vodafone Idea. The new telecom plans support fast internet and longer experience.
This pack is solely centred on offering internet data benefits, excluding calling and SMS services. What sets this offering apart is its substantial allocation: an impressive 30GB of data.
Earlier this month, the company unveiled its audited consolidated results for the first quarter ending on June 30. During Q1FY24, Bharti Airtel achieved consolidated revenues amounting to Rs 37,440 crore which signifies a substantial growth of 14.1% compared to the previous year.
The new Airtel Black Plan is priced at Rs 1099, bringing data, DTH, and fibre services together, under one unified umbrella. The significance of this approach is the elimination of multiple bills, replaced by a single comprehensive invoice encompassing these diverse services.
Bharti Airtel has introduced 'Airtel Xstream AirFiber,' its fixed wireless access (FWA) service powered by 5G Plus technology, initially catering to customers in Delhi and Mumbai. The company aims to gradually expand the service's availability to other cities and eventually cover the entire country.
Airtel last year acquired 19867.8 MHz spectrum in 900 MHz, 1800 MHz, 2100MHz, 3300 MHz and 26 GHz frequency bands through the auction for Rs 43,084 crore spectrum secured for 20 years.
Vodafone Idea's exclusive smartphone program offers users a monthly Rs 100 recharge discount for 24 months, benefiting customers who want to switch from 2G-3G to 4G or 5G. The aim is to encourage feature phone users to upgrade to smartphones and enjoy improved connectivity and modern technology.
Elon Musk-owned SpaceX too has suggested an auction model but it is not for the auction of spectrum but bids in the form of a percentage of annual revenue as spectrum value fee in lieu of upfront currency bids.
As per the report, Globally, the adoption of 5G technology is gaining momentum, with subscriptions expected to reach 1.5 billion by the end of 2023. This trend has led to positive revenue growth for communication service providers (CSPs) in leading 5G markets worldwide.
Airtel offers prepaid wireless plans with 3GB of daily data to cater to users' diverse data usage needs. These plans provide unlimited calls, reduced speeds after the data quota is exhausted, and additional rewards such as unlimited 5G data, access to OTT platforms, healthcare services, and more.
Airtel's Rs 148 plan remains a popular option for customers seeking an affordable data plan with notable benefits, boosted by the inclusion of Airtel Xstream Play which grants access to a wide variety of entertainment content from top OTT platforms, keeping users entertained and engaged.
BSNL's Rs 439 plan is unique as it prioritizes voice calling and does not include any bundled data benefits. However, it does provide 300 SMS messages for a 90-day period.
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