MTS To Launch BlackBerry Smartphone and Services In India

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MTS the CDMA Mobile and Data Services of Sistema Shyam TeleServices Ltd (SSTL), which nationally operates its telecom services with over 11 million wireless customers is all set to launch BlacKBerry Smartphone and Services on its network in few days.

In an endeavor to stay true to its data centric-voice enabled strategy to provide innovative telecom solutions to the customers, MTS will launch BlackBerry Curve 8530 smartphone with Free Unlimited Internet Plan, Free Talk Time and Free 100 SMS per day as an inaugural offer to customer who buy the device from the operator.




Initially MTS BlackBerry Services will be launched in 7 cities - Delhi, Mumbai, Pune (Maharashtra), Jaipur, Bangalaore, Chennai and Kolkata.

The company will launch BlackBerry Internet Services (BIS) , BlackBerry Enterprise Services (BES) and BlackBerry Enterprise Services Plus (BES Plus). The operator has not shared the exact date of launch and tariff plans with us but we will keep you posted as and when we get any lead.

We have also come to know that MTS will allocate a Special Customer Care Number 955 for Blackberry services from its own network.

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