Technology

Mobile data consumption in India is steadily growing due to increasing number of smartphones and greater availability of data-driven services. This time, businesses are quite liberal for 'Bring Your Own Device' (BYOD) module, means employees can use their own...

There is a buzz in Indian telecom industry that the telecom subscriber base declined 20.7 million in July 2012. Indeed, it’s the first time ever in Indian Telecom history and subscriber base (wireless and wireline) reached to 944.81 million...

In June, India added 4.62 million new telecom subscribers and it was expected that the country could achieve 1 billion milestones soon. But, mobile subscriber base declined in July of this year, despite, active wireless subscribers reached to peak...

Undoubtedly, Samsung is the world's largest mobile handsets and smartphone manufacturer. But a recent patent victory of Apple  has insisted the South Korean electronics giant to work on its own mobile OS—an alternative of Android. Anyway, Samsung has its...

The scratches on my head seem to be healing now, after this great finding. Long back I used to hear this from one of my early employers “You pay peanuts, get monkeys”. However, while heading towards Entrepreneurship, it ‘forced’ me...

The turmoil in the Indian telecom sector is clearly visible at this time. It's the first time ever in the country when the mobile subscriber baseline declined. Indeed, it reveals the uncertainty in the telecom sector and it's the...

Yesterday, no any new foreign player participated in first pre-bid conference hosted by department of telecommunication in India related to 2G auction. As per the previous norm, the foreign vendors had to form a joint venture with an Indian partner...

Bharti Airtel is the first player that introduced 4G services in India--launched 4G TD-LTE  services in Kolkata in April and Bangalore in May of this year. However, the services provided by the telco seem somehow expensive and the market...

Yesterday, I explained why India needs to focus on its own telecom technology companies. It's also true that the competition is going to be intensified in upcoming months in this sector. Despite of the GDP decline of India--reached to...

Undoubtedly, India is considered as one of the fastest growing countries in the world in terms of mobile subscribers, but still, Indian telecom industry is far behind in technology aspects. It sounds pleasure to listen that the country has...