Airtel has recently unveiled a new postpaid plan that caters to the needs of data-hungry families. The “Infinity Family 1399” plan offers a compelling combination of high-speed data, multiple connections, and enticing entertainment benefits.

Data and Connections:

The plan provides a generous 240GB of total data, with 150GB allocated instantly and an additional 30GB added upon linking an add-on SIM. This ensures ample data for browsing, streaming, and downloading across multiple devices. The plan accommodates up to 4 SIM cards, allowing for 1 primary SIM and 3 add-on SIMs, making it ideal for families.

Unlimited Calling and SMS:

Subscribers can enjoy unlimited calls to both local and STD numbers, even while roaming. Additionally, the plan includes 100 SMS per day, ensuring seamless communication with friends and family.

Entertainment Galore:

One of the standout features of this plan is the inclusion of various entertainment subscriptions. Subscribers get access to:

• Netflix: Enjoy a lifetime subscription to Netflix Basic, offering a wide variety of movies and TV shows.
• Amazon Prime: A 6-month subscription to Amazon Prime provides access to Prime Video, Prime Music, and other exclusive benefits.
• Disney+ Hotstar: Stream popular movies, TV shows, and live sports with a 1-year subscription to Disney+ Hotstar.
• Airtel Xstream Play: Enjoy a lifetime subscription to Airtel Xstream Play, offering a vast library of movies, TV shows, and live TV channels.

Additional Perks:

The plan also includes a 1-year subscription to Apollo 24/7, providing access to online doctor consultations and healthcare services. Subscribers can also enjoy a lifetime subscription to Hellotunes and a 90-day access to Blue Ribbon Bag, offering priority baggage handling at airports.

Overall, the “Infinity Family 1399” plan offers a comprehensive package of data, calling, entertainment, and additional benefits, making it an attractive option for families seeking a value-packed postpaid solution.

Please note:

• The plan is subject to GST.
• The availability and specific details of the plan may vary. It’s advisable to check with Airtel for the latest information and terms and conditions.

Vi, the Vodafone Idea Cellular Limited has announced the launch of new postpaid plan for its postpaid subscribers in India. The postpaid plan is priced at Rs. 401, the plan benefits customers with 50GB of high speed data along with unlimited data usage between 12 am to 6 am everyday. The Vi Max 401 offers customers with OTT benefits such as Sunnxt, ZEE5, Vi Movies and TV.

The subscribers can buy this plan by visiting the Vodafone store, existing subscribers can change the plan mentioned above by visiting Vi App, vi store or vi cusotmer care.

The customers can visit vi app for making the bill payment and recharges.

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Reliance Jio has announced the launch of 3GB per day high speed data offer with yearly validity.

It’s one of the first recharge among the competitions to offer 3GB Per day data offer with a year validiy.

The recharge coupon offers customers with daily 3GB data, unlimited calls, 100 SMS per day. The recharge coupon is valued at Rs. 3499.

The recharge offers customers with a validity of 365 days. The customers also offers with additional perks such as Jio Saawn, Jio TV, Jio Apps etc …

The customers can recharge the pack via Jio App, Jio.com and other third party websites.

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India have launched its first 4G pure LTE network in the year 2015 after UATs. The bands operated by LTE are Band 1, Band 3, Band 5, Band 8 and Band 40.

Please find below LTE Band = MHz used.

• Band1 – 2100 Mhz
• Band3 – 1800 Mhz
• Band5 – 850 Mhz
• Band8 – 900 MHz
• Band 40 – 2300Mhz

Each LTE frequencies have its own features and specialities. The best LTE network for carrier aggregation and faster download speeds are LTE Band 40, 1, 3. For better coverage and voice clarity are Band 5 and Band 8.

We would have observed that some handsets bought from foreign countries doesn’t support Indian 4G frequencies due to handset 4G band compatibility issues.

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