The CDMA category, which is led by the two biggies Tata Indicom and Reliance Communications, has less players but high potential. A high importance is given to the cellphones being offered by the CDMA players. So here is a post dedicated to the comparison between the cellphones that are being offered:
Reliance Mobile has launched a limited period plan. This plan is tagged at Rs.299. The amount would provide Lifetime Incoming to the prepaid user. Also the USP of the plan, which also makes it a limited period one is that users can enjoy unlimited calling to all Reliance phones for the first two months.
The free calling is allowed in the Mumbai, Maharashtra and Goa circles. This component of the plan could make it a hit among users. Also this particular plan is also availabe for new users. The user has to go in for a recharge of Rs.200 every 6 months, which is the condition for the lifetime incoming.
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Telecom service providers in India have identified the right nerve of the customers which makes them to go for postpaid connections. It’s the right and cheap price other than attractive calling rates. Companies already have their Rs. 199 plan but Reliance Communications has revamped it to attract more customers. A Rs. 199 postpaid plan which gives free local talktime of Rs. 100, unlimited SMS to Reliance phones all over India and 50 local SMSes every month.
There is good news for all Reliance users seeking high-end wireless solutions in their day to day activities. Reliance Communications and Research in Motion (RIM), announced on Monday the launch of BlackBerry wireless services, for the first time on a CDMA network in India. This service will be available to Reliance users spread across 10,000 towns and 3 lakh villages in the country making it the most widely connected BlackBerry service in India.
Tele Gyaan has been providing you with the latest buzz from the telecom sector. To add some punch to the content, we have our new section, where we review the service centers, we being the normal customers. The objective is to show how good the service providers are when it comes to personally serving the customers. This week the center under our microscope is Reliance’s service center at Borivali. The center is located close to Borivali station (west) on Chandavarkar Lane.