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Singapore launches $29.5 million initiative to test applications for 5G networks
•Singapore will pick a telecoms company to be the first to mass-market 5G networks by the end of the first quarter.
Twitter rolls out Twitter Lite to 21 more countries enabled with push notification
Tech2 News Staff •The app also is said to allow its users to use Night mode and bookmark tweets which can be saved for later.
Over 43,000 villages in India without mobile services, says telecom minister Manoj Sinha
•At 9,940, Odisha accounting for the highest number of villages without mobile phone connectivity
Airtel to shut down its 3G service within 4 years and refarm the spectrum for its 4G services
•The company will use 2100 megahertz band, which is used for 3G services, for 4G services.
Reliance Communications plans to shut down 2G services in a month; 3G and 4G to remain operational for now
•Debt-ridden Reliance Communications plans to shut down its 2G business in about a month & continue to operate 3G and 4G services until they are profitable.
Reliance Communications to focus on 4G mobile broadband service, hopes to turn around
•RCom said it will be “optimizing its 2G and 3G footprint, and related infrastructure and human resources” with effect from 30 November
Bharti Airtel tops the OpenSignal 3G and 4G speed chart; Jio ahead in terms of 4G availability
•The report the intense battle for 4G dominance between incumbent Bharti Airtel and upstart Reliance Jio and notes that the battle still rages.
Reliance Communications calls off talks of merger with Aircel due to regulatory delays
•RCom outlined an alternative plan for debt reduction by selling real estate as well as tower and fibre business.
Vodafone partners with Videocon Wallcam for 3G or 4G based CCTV surveillance solutions
•Videocon Wallcam unveiled new closed circuit television (CCTV) camera that will have slot for 4G mobile sim.
New Nokia 3310 variant with 3G support and two new colour options revealed
Tech2 News Staff •According to HMD Global the 3G version of the Nokia 3310 will retail at a global average price of €69, which is approximately Rs 5,325.