Indian telecommunication sector has been growing ever since the telegraphic system. It has witnessed gigantic growth and diversified from the fixed lines to mobile phones and further on to GSM and CDMA, moving/advancing from 1G to 2G….

India’s Bharti Airtel Group has revived merger talks with MTN to acquire a 49% stake in the South Africa’s largest [...]

Airtel is one of the biggest private sector firms in India and is a testimony of our rapidly growing telecom sector. But as it increases in size and operations, it has started to neglect the most focal point of its profits: the customers. There are plenty of examples and cases to prove this and although, I’ll say from my point of view; I am sure that these hassles will echo…

Spectrum means a range of radio frequencies. The bandwidth of a radio signal is the difference between the upper and the lower frequencies of the signal. Third generation or 3G is a term, which is used to refer to the next generation of mobile communication…

Bluetooth is a short-range wireless radio service active between two or more Bluetooth-enabled devices, be it cell-phones, laptops, personal computers, printers, digital cameras, or any other. Bluetooth technology was first developed by Ericsson and then formalized by a group of electronics…

India has a long way to surge ahead when it comes to talk about Wi-Fi. Only one city, Bengaluru, and a few coffee shops and lobbies of multi-storied five star hotels are Wi-Fi till now. The Wi-Fi market worldwide is growing at an exponential rate but the same cannot be said for the Indian Wi-Fi market. According to Tonse Telecom, India’s combined Wi-Fi market is expected to boom…

The famous fight for spectrum between mobile operators is going from bad to worse. With Shiv Sena, a right wing political party and Temasek Holdings, a Singapore based Investment Company getting involved, the chances of a settlement look bleak…