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India should refrain from making its own technical standards: GSMA

"I would certainly not encourage India to develop standard that is just valid in India. Technical standards need to remain global and that is why we are keen we have Read More →

DoT has approved video calling over 3G network, but the approval has come with a rider – i.e. operators will have to provide interception capabilities by July 31st. “It has now been decided that carriage of video calls on mobile networks Read More →

15 years back, the first cellular call was made in India on July 31st [1995] and today, we stand at 635.5 million mobile subscriptions. Nokia, of course is celebrating its 15th year of presence in India and so is India’s telecom Read More →

India’s mobile story is on a subscription spree and as per the latest numbers from TRAI, Indian telecom operators added 17.9 million subscribers in the month of June, 2010.

The number of telephone subscribers in India increased to 671.69 Read More →

16.30 M Connections Added in May 2010

Indian telecom operators have added 16.3 million connections in the month of May.

• Total Telephone subscriber base reaches 653.92 Million (Wireless subscription reaches 617.53 Million, Wireline subscription declines to 36.39)
• 16.30 Million new additions in wireless
• Overall Read More →

Few days back, we asked you how much will you pay for 3G services in India. Given the target group that Pluggd.in reaches out to (early adopters of technology, influencers), we aren’t so surprised Read More →