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Idea 3G services soon to be launched in Jammu & Kashmir and Punjab

Idea Cellular, the country’s third largest mobile operator with its 3G services is present in 11 circles now. “The company is intended to go in Jammu and Kashmir and Punjab, through strategic alliances by the end of this financial year. and will continue to expand 3G services in centres of learning, and high potential rural hinterlands where broadband is yet to make a breakthrough” Rajat Mukarji, Chief Corporate Affairs Officer, Idea Cellular said in a press release

The company has 3G spectrums in Maharashtra, Gujarat, Andhra Pradesh, Kerala, Haryana, Uttar Pradesh (E), Uttar Pradesh (W), Madhya Pradesh, Himachal Pradesh, and. So far Idea operates its 3G network in eight of these circles. Except Kerala, it offers 3G services in 29 cities across seven circles. In Kerala its 3G services are available in almost every part of the state. So we can safely recommend Idea Cellular 3G for Kerala customers. One city each in Himachal, Madhya Pradesh and Gujarat is covered by Idea 3G so far.

With its 3G service has entered into the competition with other 3G service providers. Idea launched its 3G services in the last week of March and has become the latest operator to do so. Idea Cellular is last in offering 3G services in the country and tariff plans offered by the cellular company are slightly cheaper than other networks available.

Idea Cellular's tariff plans come as a mixed bag. While dongle tariffs are among the most attractive on offer, Idea's rates for mobile users are at best similar to other operators' plans. However, Idea is slightly cheaper than Airtel but same as what RCom and Tata Docomo offers. Idea has something for everyone be it prepaid customer or postpaid customer. Idea’s dongle plans are better than those offered by most other operators.

Hoping with the outstanding response to the 3G services by the customers for other networks, Idea Cellular with its plan to reach almost\every state in the country would help Idea to build its market well and will boost the communication within India.

Aircel launched 3G services in Punjab starting with 31 cities

All the GSM providers are in a race to provide best 2G and 3G services to the customers and are doing best possible effort to lead in the competition. It is the fourth player in Punjab to offer 3G services after BSNL, Reliance and Tata Docomo.  Aircel one of the leading GSM service providers has planned to invest Rs. 200 crore more in Punjab by 2012 in order to strengthen its network. Company has already invested Rs. 800 crore to give better 2G and 3G services in the state.

Aircel launched 3G services in Punjab, which will be available in 31 cities initially. Punjab has the maximum numbers of connection and users and thus has an immense scope for any telecom provider to get good subscription from this area. The state has seven GSM players Airtel, BSNL, Idea, Vodafone, Tata Docomo, Reliance and Videocon.
The company has plans to set up about 1,000 cell cites in the state, which will take the total number to 3,000 by the end of next year. While looking at the scope available Aircel COO Gurdeep Singh said, “We are excited about 3G, the youth comprise over 50 per cent of the country’s population and are among active internet users. The launch of 3G services on Aircel will address the high speed digital needs of the consumers. In Punjab we expect that 10-15 per cent of our total subscribers will shift to 3G platform.”

With the demand for 3G service is increasing day by day and all handsets being launched are 3G enabled so their proper usage could only be possible with an active 3G connection. Aircel 3G service will definitely get a good response as the company expects over 100 million subscribers in next few years.

India to have 400m 3G connection by 2015: Study

The number of third generation (3G) subscribers in India will reach 400 million by 2015 as the telecom operators ramp-up rollout of the high-end mobile telephony service, said a Wireless Intelligence study. “India’s 3G connections are set to grow three-fold between 2011 and 2015 as operators ramp-up rollout of new 3G networks,” said the study titled “India 3G rollout”.
According to the report, the telecom operators are likely to invest $2.5 billion in building the new networks and rolling out 3G services in 2011

Mobile VAS market to generate over Rs 55,000 cr by 2015: PwC

With broadband wireless access and 3G network roll outs, the mobile value added services market is expected to generate over Rs 55,000 crore in the next four years, according to a report by consultancy firm PwC.

According to the PwC report titled — Value Added Service: The Next Wave — it is now time for India to evolve from the well established mobile messaging and commoditised voice play to focus on customer segmentation based data play