Microreviews

Google is not a newbie at mobile telephony. It lost out to Verizon and AT&T at the US auction of radio frequency sometime back. Indian 3G is about to explode and Google may just see this as its chance to get into the possibly biggest market of mobile telephony. India is the largest single-country WiMAX opportunity in the world, with most of the major operators actively pursuing WiMAX

Twitter as explained in Plain English was meant to just tell “What are you doing?”. But the marketeres saw the Gold in it. It got used a publishing service and took the marketing world by a storm. So, Today the microreviews team set out to find how the Indian Telecom Majors are utilizing this service. Microreviews team has already reported in one of its posts how the Indian IT major Infosys Technology closed a deal on Twitter

The Indian Telecommunication Industry is considered one of the most competitive as well as most marketed industries in the world. Cheap rates and brilliant advertisement campaigns have become synonymous to Airtel, Vodafone and Tata Docomo.

Image courtsey: webguild.org
Image courtsey: webguild.org

So, with all this in mind Microreviews set out to check the social media( the in thing as they say) presence of the major telecom players in India

If there is one sector that is definitely over-crowded in India it is the Telecom space. From Tata to Aircel, from Vodafone to Reliance- all are locking horns against each other for a share of the Indian Subscriber pie. And in doing so they are taking the competition to a whole new level. A level

The biggest Indian deal ever was not meant to be. If it were successful, it could have been a game-changer for Bharti Airtel, already the largest Telecom service provider in India. It would have become the largest in the Afro-Asian region & 3rd biggest in the world. And Sunil Mittal’s dream of becoming the largest

Super Update 1 Bharti Airtel – MTN deal is terminated. Bharti says South-African government was unable to accept deal in the current form. Bharti hopes to resume talks with MTN later in the future. Super Update 2 Bharti tries to take care of South African pride with lucrative offerings such as Allowing the constitution of

Its ironical rather satirical even to pop the above question. A technological leap that was unleashed in Europe as early as 2003  is still an eyecandy to the Indian consumers. 3G is the successor to the currently employed GSM network that we have today. Transition from 2G/2.5G/2.75G, better understood as GSM/GPRS/EDGE to 3G is like

These three companies mentioned above have been late entrants in the Indian broadband scene (compared to BSNL and VSNL) but have grown since then to become three significant players in the field. I will try to compare their services as per my experience