Reliance Jio likely to price 5G smartphone between ₹8,000 and ₹12,000
Launched in November last year in association with Google, Reliance Jio's 5G Smartphone is powered by Qualcomm’s QM215 SoC processor.
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Draft telecom bill: Key highlights from OTT to spectrum
The new telecom bill has also proposed a provision to waive off any fee, interest and penalties of telecom service providers.
India ready for 5G launch by October: Govt
The government amends the Indian Telegraph Right of Way (RoW) Rules, 2016 to facilitate faster and easier deployment of telecom infrastructure.
Airtel share hits 3-month high on spectrum payment
Sunil Bharti Mittal-led telecom company on Wednesday paid ₹8,312.4 crore upfront to the telecom department for airwaves acquired in the recently concluded 5G auctions.
5G auction enters 4th day; govt gets bids worth ₹1.49 lakh cr
5G spectrum auction for ultra high-speed internet service is stuck over telcos' battle for grabbing spectrum of 1,800 MHz bands of UP East
5G spectrum auction starts; Jio, Airtel frontrunners
5G spectrum to allow companies to offer services with 10-times more speed than 4G; Jio makes the highest earnest money deposit of ₹14,000 cr
Jio eyes largest share of 5G spectrum pie
The list of pre-qualified bidders for the upcoming 5G spectrum auction, shared by the Department of Telecommunications includes Reliance Jio, Bharti Airtel, Vodafone Idea and Adani Data Networks.
Telcos spreading 'misinformation' on 5G spectrum for captive networks: BIF
Misleading views are being propagated demanding level playing field between public 5G networks and private captive networks, says Broadband India Forum.
Adani Enterprises jumps on 5G spectrum bid for private network; Airtel slips 5%
Adani Group says it will need ultra high quality data streaming capabilities through a high frequency and low latency 5G network across all its businesses.
5G auction: 20 years’ duration restricts spectrum payout, says ICICI Securities
The duration of the right-to-use spectrum has been kept unchanged at 20 years, versus 30 years announced earlier, which is positive for telcos, and significantly restricts the total spectrum payout.
