Thursday, December 9, 2010

Aircel Launching 3G services in India

Take a firsthand look and experience the excitement of 3G at any of the Aircel 3G Zones before the official launch. Make video calls, experience hi-speed downloads, watch your favourite video clips and do more on the 3G network.
India’s fifth largest GSM Mobile Service operator AIRCEL today launched a dedicated 3G page on its website that will address subscribers’ queries and concerns regarding the next generation Mobile and Data services.

The Aircel 3G page on its website gives an Overview of what this technology is and what it can do. It also provides information on Aircel 3G Zones established in Chennai, Hyderabad, Cochin, Coimbatore and Bangalore wherein one can explore the upcoming 3G mobile and data services with speed up to 21.1 Mbps.

In 3G Spectrum Auction, AIRCEL emerged as the biggest spender which bagged 3G license for its strong hold areas and covers almost South and East region of the country. It has 3G spectrum in 13 circles – Andhra Pradesh, Karnataka,Tamil Nadu (including Chennai) Kerala , Punjab, U.P (East), Kolkata, West Bengal, Bihar & Jharkhand, Orissa, Assam, North East, and Jammu & Kashmir.

As other private 3G service provider’s 3G Web page, Aircel also uploaded the FAQs related to 3G and has a section where subscribers can register for 3G services. The page also enables mobile phone users to check whether their Mobile Phone/Device is compatible with 3G.

Aircel isn’t the first operator to create a 3G web-page, Tata Docomo, Bharti Airtel, Reliance Communications (RCOM) Idea Cellular and Vodafone Essar had already unveiled the 3G dedicated web-page on their websites.

To get in more analysis on upcoming Aircel 3G, check out this link Aircel 3G Web Page.
NSN, ZTE win part of Aircel 3G order in India

Helsinki: Nokia Siemens Networks and ZTE Corp.said on Wednesday they had won

orders for 3G network equipment and services from Indian operator Aircel, a unit of

Malaysia’s Maxis Communications.

China’s ZTE said its share of the 3G deal was worth $85 million, while Nokia Siemens

did not unveil the value of its order which covered three regions.

The top mobile network gear maker Ericsson said last month it had won a 3G network

deal to cover six Aircel’s regions.

2 comments:

  1. This is the new era is beginning for the world of technology. It could enhance the competition among the telecom industry. No doubt that the customer will benefited out of it.

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