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

India is in lockdown for more than three weeks now. The further extension of lockdown means that people need to be connected to the world through their phones for a little longer now. In certain areas though, the network has become a sort of an issue, and that is why Wi-Fi Calling is available in selected devices to sort connectivity problems. Wi-Fi Calling is the easiest way of connecting to someone for a high-quality conversation. If you have a stable Wi-Fi with good speed, you are going to love the experience of it. At the start of 2020, Bharti Airtel and Reliance Jio introduced their Wi-Fi Calling service. It is essentially Voice over Wi-Fi service which only Airtel and Jio are providing right now.

What is Wi-Fi Calling and How Does It Work?
Wi-Fi Calling or VoWi-Fi means calling some other person who is connected to a Wi-Fi network like you. You won’t be calling with your SIM, but your Wi-Fi. So how does it work? You simply connect to your Wi-Fi network and ensure that the person whom you are calling is connected to it as well. If you face any delay in sound, that is a common thing in Wi-Fi Calling, but you don’t have to worry until the time the voice is clear. But not all the devices work with or support Wi-Fi Calling, which is why mentioned below is a list of smartphones which support Wi-Fi Calling. Check it out.