You must have thought few times - why really speeds are so slow. If not slow, then you have “capping”. Fact is - most of broadband connections in India are “capped” in either speeds or in usage. When you can get 2Mbps speed for 250Rs a month plan, why speeds get 1/4th when you go for un-metered 512Kbps plan? I started working on a project to improve Internet connectivity in... Read More
Mahanagar Telephone Nigam Ltd (MTNL), Mumbai's largest Broadband and total telecom service provider, today announced massive reduction (approx 70% reduction from exiting tariff) in the Charges of Additional Upload Speed Bandwidth on its Triband (broadband) service. At present all Broadband customers are given upload speed upto 256Kbps without any charges across all prepaid and postpaid plans. Now If any MTNL Broadband subscribers (in any tariff plan) require more Upload Bandwidth/... Read More
Spectranet has partnered with Aircel to offer high speed Internet access to Aircel customers on Wi-Fi. Spectranet Wi-Fi service can be accessed by Aircel subscribers on all kinds of Wi-Fi enabled devices including mobile phones, laptops and tablets. Aircel subscribers can access the Wi-Fi services by latching onto the “aircel_spectranet” SSID and following a simple two-step registration process. Spectranet, as preferred partner of Aircel, will deploy and manage core &... Read More
Mahanagar Telephone Nigam Limited (MTNL), the largest broadband service provider of Delhi and Mumbai today announced the launch of New Low Cost Prepaid Broadband Plan with 2 Mbps downloading speed specially tailored for for occasional Internet users in Delhi telecom circle. The new prepaid Broadband Service comes with a rent free MTNL Wire-line at one time registration charges of Rs.800 for Non MTNL Landline subscribers while Rs.300 will be applicable... Read More
Tata Teleservices (TTSL), and Jet Airways, have entered into an exclusive partnership to offer something unique for members of JetPrivilege, Jet Airways’ award-winning Frequent Flyer Program. The offer is exclusive to JetPrivilege members who wish to buy either a Tata Photon Plus or Tata Photon Whiz connection, anywhere in India—at a special price of only Rs 1,249 and Rs 699, respectively. This special offer is available only on Tata Photon... Read More
MTS India today announced the launch of its high-speed CDMA EVDO based (upto 3.1Mbps downlink & upto 1.8Mbps uplink) Mobile broadband service MBlaze in 9 cities of Gujarat telecom circle. The operator has rolled out its MBlaze services in Ahmedabad, Baroda, Rajkot, Surat, Gandhinagar, Bhavnagar, Jamnagar , Kodinar and Verawal. With this launch, SSTL has brought in a rich portfolio of world-class voice and data services for its customers in... Read More
While broadband penetration in India is still below the expectation, and BSNL is the only true pan India broadband service provider with widest coverage we like to introduce a little known ISP Spectranet which is offering cable & wireless broadband and WiFi services in Delhi NCR, Mumbai, Bangalore, Chennai, Hyderabad & Chandigarh and is extending its footprint to many more cities across India. Spectranet was rolled out in 2000 but... Read More
To promote broadband services, country's largest telecommunication company with more than 60% market share in broadband segment, Bharat Sanchar Nigam Ltd (BSNL) is offering extra data usage and extra validity on its prepaid (wire line) Broadband plans for a promotional period. BSNL revised its prepaid broadband plans for a promotional period of 90 days w.e.f from 7-02-2011. This promotional scheme is available in all circles where BSNL is operational. All... Read More
In a bid to empower each and every one in India with High Speed Broadband Internet connectivity at affordable rates, Bharat Sanchar Nigam Limited (BSNL), country's largest Broadband service provider comes with promotional Zero Rental BB Plan with 256 Kbps Speed. Few years back the same plan was launched by another PSU MTNL in Mumbai telecom circle. Now subscriber of BSNL Landline can clubbed/subscribe the new Zero Broadband Plan (BBG... Read More
MTS India today announced the launch of its high-speed mobile broadband service, MBlaze in seven towns - Alwar, Bhilwara, Ajmer, Bikaner, Kankroli, Banswara, Rajnagar in Rajasthan telecom circle. This latest roll out extends the current MBlaze footprint to 15 towns across the state. The company has formulated aggressive expansion plans and within the next 15 days, plans to extend its High Speed Mobile Broadband services to a total of 33... Read More
India’s National Telecom Backbone and largest Broadband service provider Bharat Sanchar Nigam Ltd (BSNL) has rationalized the various Postpaid Broadband Plans by adding more Speed/Bandwidth, more free calls in Combo Plans, and reduced Additional Usage charges after free Download/Upload to limited plans. The Reformulation and Launch of New Unlimited Plan will be applicable on Pan India basis and effective from 1st February 2011. According to our exclusive sources apart from... Read More
Mumbai’s number one Broadband and telecom service provider Mahanagar Telephone Nigam Ltd (MTNL) today announced “Broadband Bonanza” the Free Activation and waived off for Testing Charges for its Wire-line Broadband service subscriber. The free broadband activation offer will be available for all new and existing customers under plan DSL 599 & higher plans w.e.f. today i.e. 01 January 2011. MTNL also offer Free ADSL Modem to all Combo and Unlimited... Read More
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Can't agree more!
91 plan is also removed. Now 107 is the least.
Rjio with 10 gig backhaul since last 2 years, and 1 gig will be enough till 2030? Wow, interesting.
