Andrew Bonwick
Vice President of Product Development at Relm Insurance
Madhav Sheth
CEO of Ai+ Smartphone
Stephen Rose
CEO Render Networks

While Telenor is playing the game by relying heavily on 2G services for now, telenor is also testing its future on narrow band LTE and related technologies where chances of mergers are also possible.

Telenor is the only operator available across few circles providing the cheapest data packs for as low as 1.25GB for 98Rs* with 28 days validity. Telenor India also boasts an aggressive upgrade to provide seamless data experience on EDGE technology. Now I’m sharing my experiences with telenor 2.75 EDGE data services which I have personally experienced in multiple circles and not particularly at a single cell site.
It takes all this for a customer to enjoy the data benefits offered from Telenor:
1.Failed to connect to Internet – One can’t connect to Internet at one go or the device doesn’t get connected to Internet
2.Require Multiple connection attempts – Multiple connection attempts are required to connect to Internet
3.Connection established : But no up-link and down-link – Though a packet data connection is established there won’t be any data transmission happening really
4.Access point issues – Not all devices have this issue, but to address a few devices which are old and have this specific problem of identifying the APN automatically have this issue, as auto search pops up random number in connection name as seen below. (Not a serious issue to consider, but worth a point to be noted when compared with other operators)

5.Not so promising speeds on EDGE – poor quality of internet speeds are experienced at times.