Uninor today announced the launch of its new value added service My Music.
The new service allows subscribers access to over 50,000 songs across genres – Bollywood, International, Devotional and Regional.Breaking away from the regular IVR recorded voice, Uninor’s My Music service provides an RJ feel to the entire browsing experience making it more fun and enjoyable.
Users can subscribe to this service by calling 52555 and will be charged only Rs 30 for 30 days with 100 minutes of free music. Subscribed user will be updated on a regular basis about the new songs or content as added in the service through SMS/OBD.
Moreover, new customers can call 522040 (tollfree) & Get Ur Song of the Day activated as ur My Tune at Rs 30 per month.
My Music service is categorized under four innovative features. Depending upon the User’s choice of language, MY Music application would play the categories with Special Zone as a special feature under each language selection.
ahmed December 5, 2012 at 2:55 pm
how to set caller tune in it ??
Amit.G November 16, 2010 at 10:22 pm
FOR PEOPLE WHO FEEL UNINOR HAS CHEATED THE GOVT
Norway-based Telenor, which is partnering real estate firm Unitech for the Indian telecom venture Uninor, has reiterated that investigation into the 2G spectrum allocation issue relates to a period before the telecom firm came to India.
The enforcement directorate is reportedly inquiring into details of foreign telcom companies that acquired stake in new entities who were granted licences in 2007-08.
In an interaction with the media on Friday, Telenor president and CEO Jon Fredrik Baksaas said, “Telenor has not been contacted by investigating agencies.” He added that if the company is contacted by these agencies, it would cooperate.
Baksaas, however, added that Telenor entered India only in 2009. Baksaas said Telenor did not have information on the developments regarding 2G allocation in 2008, except for the investigation that the company conducted on its own before striking a deal with Unitech.
According to Baksaas, who’s here to attend the World Economic Forum summit starting in New Delhi on Sunday, both authorities and market recognise that “we have a long-term ambition in India”.
Speaking on 3G services, for which Uninor did not bid in India, Baksaas said the company was now focused on basic offerings. Only when the brand is established in the country, would it look at going into 3G, he said.
When asked on consolidation in the telecom industry, Baksaas said, “I don’t think it’s round the corner in India.” Once the subscriber penetration level rises to 70 to 80%, perhaps consolidation could begin. In another two years or so, one may see the first signs of telecom consolidation in India, he estimated.
On whether Telenor would look at buying another telecom player in India, Baksaas said, “as long as the framework of consolidation is not known, I cannot comment on the issue.” But he did not rule out such a possibility in the future.
Amit.G November 16, 2010 at 4:40 pm
@ARJUN
I again didn understand:-)
ARJUN November 16, 2010 at 3:48 pm
@Amit.g
THAT MEANS THE UNITECH PEOPLE PURCHASE THE SPECTRUM AT A CHEAP RATE THAT’S WHY I THOUGHT LIKE THAT SORRY FOR THE WORDS I’VE USED
Amit.g November 16, 2010 at 3:40 pm
Buddy i didn understan your sentence. wat makes network strong for uninor?
ARJUN November 16, 2010 at 2:56 pm
@Amit.G
That’s Why The UNINOR’s Network Strength is So Strong
Amit.G November 16, 2010 at 2:30 pm
telenor is completely unaware of the scam as it had stake during spectrum allocation process
Sorry it is Telenor didn had stake during spectrum allocation process.
Amit.G November 16, 2010 at 2:28 pm
But now uninor is currently owned by Telenor (67.6%) & yest in financial times telenor CEO has quoted tat telenor is completely unaware of the scam as it had stake during spectrum allocation process. But unitech ppl the major cheators got the spectrum at very very low price & sold it to telenor for almost 10times more. So telenor should throw away Unitech by acquiring more stake & give some share to indian player in order to follow FDI regulations
Benny November 16, 2010 at 9:43 am
Every Indian should boycott Uninor and Etisalat which got spectrum at throw away prices and sold it foreign players for many times the price they paid. A Raja wouldnot have done it without getting crores and crores of money bribe from these operators.
Jayanth MP November 15, 2010 at 6:56 pm
he did bring some good to eduaction, hope he does the same to telecom….