Norway's telecom giant Telenor is looking for a exit plan from India as reported by Economics Times. Telenor entered in the country in 2009 partnering with Indian real estate major Unitech's wireless arm, Unitech Wireless. After some initial roadblocks Telenor is now having its 100% owned Indian tele venture - Telenor India and operating in just 7 circles (out of total 22 circles) with its popular 'sabse sasta' marketing strategy.... Read More
Telenor is under discussions with a telecom company to expand its Indian operations nationwide from the current six circles, according to media reports. Telenor currently offers services in six telecom circles, and is planning to launch services in Assam soon. It was earlier in talks to acquire Tata Teleservices in the country. The Norwegian-based telecom group wants to offer 4G on the 1.4 MHz narrow LTE band in six months.... Read More
Reliance Jio launch is around the corner and there has been lot of buzz around 4G recently. We bring to you the top 4G news that hit headlines last week. Telenor plans to skip 3G, working on narrow band 4G technology Uninor's parent company Telenor of Norway is working on technology to offer 4G broadband service on less spectrum which will allow them to skip 3G in India. When the technology is... Read More
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