Reliance Industries Chairman Mukesh Ambani is a business tycoon who believes in disrupting every market that he enters. He pretty much set the base for revolutionising how we consume 4G in 2016 and is now aiming to do the same with broadband and affordable smartphone business in the country.
As per reports published in India Today, Reliance Jio Infocomm has started rolling out the Jio Fiber service or Fiber To The Home (FTTH) service in Mumbai and people from several buildings are already using it.
Apparently, the service is free for first three months and users are already getting a speed of somewhere between 70mbps to 100mbps.
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The company Chairman, while announcing the 4G service last November, had said that his fibre to home service will aim to push the power of data even further. He said that the service provided by his company will be at par with the most advanced wireline offerings anywhere in the world and will offer data speeds up to 1 GBPS.
Also, the company is planning to spread its services in other 100 cities in coming months.
But that’s not all, Jio is apparently planning to enter the affordable 4G smartphone too.
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As per a report published in Digit today, the Mukesh Ambani-led company aims to introduce entry-level 4G smartphones in the country too. Jio is planning to target first-time internet users now and since most of the affordable smartphones in the country don’t offer VoLTE, Jio is planning to do the job on its own. An Economic Times report claim that the company may launch these phones in the first quarter of 2017 itself.
“It will be a challenging time for the smartphone market, which could see flat growth in 2017,” said Faizal Kawoosa, principal analyst at Cybermedia Research.
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Apparently, the low-cost phone will also have a front-facing camera, along with a rear camera and will come with apps such as Jio Chat, Live TV and video-on-demand.
So, which network are you on?
H/T: India Today and Digit
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As per reports published in India Today, Reliance Jio Infocomm has started rolling out the Jio Fiber service or Fiber To The Home (FTTH) service in Mumbai and people from several buildings are already using it.
Apparently, the service is free for first three months and users are already getting a speed of somewhere between 70mbps to 100mbps.
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The company Chairman, while announcing the 4G service last November, had said that his fibre to home service will aim to push the power of data even further. He said that the service provided by his company will be at par with the most advanced wireline offerings anywhere in the world and will offer data speeds up to 1 GBPS.
Also, the company is planning to spread its services in other 100 cities in coming months.
But that’s not all, Jio is apparently planning to enter the affordable 4G smartphone too.
Suggested Posts : Download Android N Developer Preview Stock / Default Wallpaper (QHD)
As per a report published in Digit today, the Mukesh Ambani-led company aims to introduce entry-level 4G smartphones in the country too. Jio is planning to target first-time internet users now and since most of the affordable smartphones in the country don’t offer VoLTE, Jio is planning to do the job on its own. An Economic Times report claim that the company may launch these phones in the first quarter of 2017 itself.
“It will be a challenging time for the smartphone market, which could see flat growth in 2017,” said Faizal Kawoosa, principal analyst at Cybermedia Research.
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Apparently, the low-cost phone will also have a front-facing camera, along with a rear camera and will come with apps such as Jio Chat, Live TV and video-on-demand.
So, which network are you on?
H/T: India Today and Digit
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