NEW DELHI: To give a fillip to its super fast fourth-generation mobile services, Bharti Airtel has tied up with Chinese handset maker Xiaomi to provide 4G device Redmi Note at a price of Rs 9,999 in six cities, including the national capital.
BENGALURU | NEW DELHI: The Department of Telecom (DoT) is working on a policy to regulate the usage of SIM cards in machines, as distinct from usage by individuals, in projects such as smart buildings, smart cars and smart electricity meters, two people with direct knowledge of the matter told ET.
The telecom regulator has received positive response for its recent recommendations on 3G spectrum auction scheduled to be held in February.
Windows 10 should bring lots of changes to Microsoft’s operating system, including a possible overhaul of Internet Explorer. Many believed the beleaguered browser would be getting an update with codename “Spartan,”
NEW DELHI: As the government promotes its Make in India initiative, telecom equipment companies including Sweden’s Ericsson, Finnish Nokia Networks and China’s Huawei have already made the country a manufacturing and export base even as some plan to expand their existing operations.
Bharti Airtel has dropped its plans to charge extra for internet voice calls or VoIP service available through apps like Skype and Viber and also it will not be launching any VoIP packs, Reports PTI.
Hacking, publication of obscene contents, credit card and banking frauds among other cyber crimes have registered an annual increase of more than 40 % in the country in the past two years, reported PTI.
NEW DELHI: Come January, Facebook users will be breathing a sigh of relief. The company is making sure that it trims down pushed or promoted posts from company pages on a user’s news feeds but businesses will bear the brunt.
BENGALURU: With a fledgling cloud-computing market in the country, both international and Indian cloud players are ramping up capacity to meet the increasing demand and are expected to spend over Rs 10,000 crore in the next three years.
NEW DELHI: The telecom department plans to take mobile network by December 2016 to nearly 10 per cent of Indian villages that are still unconnected, to make the government’s ambitious Digital India program more pervasive. Of the 6,00,000 villages in the country, about 55,000 are still awaiting mobile connectivity.
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