Update: Airtel claims to have clocked 200,000 downloads for the My Airtel app, across Android, iOS, Blackberry and other platforms. Airtel has launched a new mobile app, ‘My Airtel’, allowing Airtel customers across various services (mobile, fixed line, dth etc) to check their outstanding bills, recharge their accounts, make payments, activate-deactivate any service; raise requests-complaints, from within a mobile interface. Airtel digital TV customers can also order movies and games, without assistance from the customer care, through the app. Interestingly, the app is available to subscribers of all mobile networks and across all major mobile platforms including BlackBerry, Android, Nokia, and feature phones, with an iOS version in the pipeline. Customers can download the application by logging on airtel.in/myairtel or by visiting respective device app store. Alternatively, users can also SMS ‘myairtel’ to 54321 or via a QR code. The usual download charges depending on the subscriber's data connection will apply for downloading the app and for accessing the application. For non-airtel internet users, there will also be one time SMS charge for authentication that goes to customer's respective telecom operators. Our Take We tried the app on an Android phone, and it detected our Airtel connection, following a one time SMS verification, displaying account options automatically for the connection. The home screen displays details for outstanding and unbilled usage, links for bill detail, service requests, managing value added services, special offers, and 3G usage. There's also a notifications screen to display alerts and notifications, a profile page to add new products. …
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