Mobile Communications

Infrastructure Sharing To Speed Rural Network Rollout

Being a low-tariff mobile market, cheap calls have broken the class barrier to accommodate all kinds of subscribers.

Kashmir govt orders shutdown of all internet services except BSNL for next 72 hours

The Jammu and Kashmir government on Monday ordered shutdown of internet services of all telecom networks and also mobile communications except of state-run BSNL for the next 72 hours as a precautionary measure because of the tense law and order situation in the state.

Ericsson extends patent suits against Apple to Europe

Swedish telecom equipment maker Ericsson has filed lawsuits in Germany, Britain and the Netherlands against Apple over technology licence payments, Ericsson said on Friday, extending a U.S. battle between the firms to Europe.

U.S. FCC to look into new-generation wireless networks

WeChat app crosses 100 million users outside China

WeChat, the mobile application which enables users to send messages, pictures, voice notes to each other today announced that it surpassed the 100 million registered international user account milestone.

WeChat app crosses 100 million users outside China

WeChat, the mobile application which enables users to send messages, pictures, voice notes to each other today announced that it surpassed the 100 million registered international user account milestone.

'Close' asteroid may miss Earth but could disrupt vital telecommunications satellites

An asteroid due to whizz past the Earth this week could take out vital telecommunications satellites, scientists warn. They are sure there is no chance of the

India may get Rs. 450 crore worth secure network

If the Department of Telecommunications (DoT) makes up its mind on it, there would be a secure network ...

Singapore Press Holdings sues Yahoo! over copyright

Singapore Press Holdings (SPH), which has a near monopoly of newspaper publishing in the city-state, said on Wednesday ...