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Global telecom industry body GSMA expects India to have 920 million unique mobile subscribers by 2025, including 88 million 5G connections. “5G connections in India...
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Global telecom industry body GSMA expects India to have 920 million unique mobile subscribers by 2025, including 88 million 5G connections. “5G connections in India...
COAI says government has overpriced the base auction of 5G On Tuesday, a day after the government announced its intention to hold spectrum auctions...
The fourth-generation (4G) penetration in India, at 21% in the first quarter of 2018, is significantly behind the average seen in other Asian Pacific...
There were 616 million unique mobile users in India, by the end of June 2016 with at least 1 billion mobile connections (SIM cards)...
We missed this earlier. Users on Aircel, Bharti Airtel, Idea, Tata Indicom, Telenor and Vodafone can now use their unique mobile numbers to sign...
In a pitch for policy change in India, the GSM Association has said that for the nearly 900 million mobile connections in India, there...
Global mobile industry body GSMA has launched a new platform called OneAPI Exchange, which will allow consumers to pay and authenticate for mobile apps through...
The global mobile industry body, GSMA or GSM Association has strongly reacted to the TRAI’s recommendations on spectrum auction, saying that the proposals disregard international best...
The GSM Association has announced its arrival in India in a rather strange and controversial manner. The global mobile industry body, which announced the...
At the Mobile World Congress on Monday, handset maker Sony Ericsson announced a new strategy called ‘Entertainment Unlimited’, according to CNET, which will allow...
