LYF Smartphone + has recently introduced LYF Wind 4, a VoLTE phone.

 Some of the key differentiators include:

Stay tuned with us, we will soon bring out detailed review of this smartphone on our youtube channel.

Reliance LYF, the fifth largest smartphone player and second largest LTE phone supplier in India, have launched LYF Water 5. Biggest thing is that it is stylish, have unique specifications, that to at a affordable price of Rs.11,699.

Lyf water 5 runs on Android Lollipop 5.1.1 operating system and for connectivity it  have dual micro SIM slot, both 4G enabled. It is available in black color variant only. In comparison to other smartphones with it we receive 1 additional content i.e. SIM Card Removing Pin.

Device is powered by Qualcomm Snapdragon 64-bit quad-core processor coupled with 2GB RAM and 16GB internal memory. It have 2920 mAh battery which lasts 15 hours of 4G talk, 5 hours of video playback and upto 19 hours of music.

LYF water 5 is crafted with its 7.7 mm design, rear glass finish and a smooth metallic frame. ASAHI super tough Dragontrail glass to ensure protection from scratches.

LYF water 5 comes with 12.7 cm (5) HD display coupled with IPS technology which will give you  decent media experience at wide viewing angles by adjusting to ambient lighting.

You can take take gorgeous high quality shots with the stylish beast rear camera of 13MP and 5MP front camera for the perfect selfies.

As per legends goes it supports twenty times faster call connection. Stay tuned with us and subscribe to our youtube channel, we will bring out review pf LYF water 5 as soon as possible.

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Reliance Jio Infocomm Limited (RJIL), a subsidiary of Reliance Industries Limited (RIL), India’s largest private sector company, has created a legacy free, next-generation voice and broadband network which can be seamlessly upgraded even to 5G and beyond. It will be the only company in the world providing next generation digital services over an end-to-end all-IP network at this scale.

Reliance Jio announces the launch of the 8,100 km cable system, the Bay of Bengal Gateway (BBG). BBG provides direct connectivity to South East Asia and the Middle East, then onward to Europe, Africa and Far East Asia through seamless interconnection with existing cable systems. Reliance Jio owns and operates the strategically important undersea cable landing facility in Chennai, providing a high-speed, high-capacity, low latency route connecting India to the rest of the world.“

“We are excited about the launch of BBG as it offers not just direct connectivity in and out of India through Chennai and Mumbai but also acts as a state-of-the-art 100 Gbps extension of Jio’s 100 Gbps core network,” said Mathew Oommen, President Reliance Jio. “This global connectivity brings key international content hubs closer to our customers, delivering a much richer experience as an important part of driving India’s broadband adoption, enabling consumers to shift away from the current high-cost low value propositions.”

Providing robust, reliable, low latency connectivity, BBG strengthens one of the fastest growing global internet routes. BBG has deployed the latest submarine cable 100Gbps transmission technology, utilizing wavelength add/drop branching units along the route, with an initial equipped capacity of 9 terabits per second. In addition to Reliance Jio, the BBG partners include: Dialog Axiata, Etisalat, Omantel, Telecom Malaysia, and Vodafone.

Telecom operator Aircel and state owned BSNL has signed 2G intra-circle roaming agreement on pan-India basis. With this BSNL has entered into intra circle roaming agreement.

 

"This is a first agreement between a state owned operator and a private telecom player. With this strategic tie up, both organizations will be able to enhance customer experience besides utilizing each other's assets and network strength," Aircel said in a statement on Monday. The pact is expected to reduce number of call drops, will lead to improved network connectivity as well as quality.

The agreement will help Aircel widen its reach as BSNL has about 1.14 lakh mobile towers across country, said Aircel in a statement.

BSNL has second highest number of mobile towers in the country and also premium 900 Mhz spectrum that it is using for 2G services. With continued investment BSNL expects to have around 1,35,000 mobile towers, maximum owned by a company.

The state-run telecom firm is also in talks with other private telcos for ICR agreements to share its passive infrastructure. For ICR, BSNL has been talking to Telenor, Airtel, Vodafone, Aircel and Reliance Jio.

Along with spectrum sharing, revenue expectations will go much higher, its chairman and managing director Anupam Shrivastava told. BSNL is expected to earn Rs 300-400 crore a year through ICR arrangements starting this financial year.

BSNL has idle spectrum in many locations. "It (spectrum sharing and trading) will be a huge revenue potential for us," Shrivastava added.

BSNL, which recorded Rs 7,600 crore of loss for the previous financial year, expects to cuts its losses by Rs 1,000-1,500 crore for 2015-16.

Reliance Jio Infocomm is likely to further delay the nationwide launch of its long-awaited 4G network until the end of the year, according to two investment firms.

Bank of America Merrill Lynch said in a client note that Jio will likely delay its 4G launch until “it is confident of creating a strong first impression, both in terms of network quality and customer experience”, the Economic Times reported. The note said that the delay would make it increasingly difficult to attract high-value customers from rivals unless it cuts data tariffs.
 

 

 Bharti Airtel, Vodaone India and Idea Cellular have aggressively expanded their 4G footprints. Market leader Airtel has launched 4G in 15 regions, while Vodafone India offers 4G service in five service areas and Idea offers it in ten.

Jio said in early January, after multiple delays over the past ten months, it would officially launch 4G service across the country by early March. The operator reportedly delayed the launch as it had not yet reached its targeted population coverage.

Bank of America Merrill Lynch noted that a delay until December would allow Jio to offer 4G service in between 60 per cent to 70 per cent of cities and avoid a phased a launch, which would give its rivals an opportunity to “defend their turf”.

IIFL Institutional Equities also expects Jio to push back the national launch until December, noting that the timing depends on the merger between Reliance Communications (RCom) and Sistema Shyam Teleservices (SSTL), which is waiting for regulatory approval. RCom announced it November it would acquire its smaller rival, which operate under the MTS brand, through a stock swap.

In January RCom said that it would share its 800MHz spectrum with Jio in 17 regions. RCom also plans to share 800MHz spectrum in the remaining five circles. Spectrum sharing will give RCom access to a wider band of spectrum and Jio’s network to provide faster 4G data services and provide capex and operating costs savings.

IIFL reckons that Jio will be able to use RCom’s spectrum only towards December since it can share and trade spectrum with Jio only after obtaining alternative 800MHz frequencies through a merger with SSTL, the Times reported.

America-Merrill Lynch noted a delay would give the 4G handset ecosystem time to mature, since only 15 per cent of smartphones sold in India support VoLTE and the 800MHz band. But it would also give rivals an additional eight months to expand their 4G networks and migrate customer over and make data tariffs more competitive.

Jio, which now has 25,000 employees, is the first operator to obtain a pan-India unified licence, holding 751.1MHz across the 800MHz, 1.8GHz and 2.3GHz bands in multiple regions, and has invested a reported $15 billion in the rollout.

“In digital services, we have substantially completed the network rollout across the country and initiated the process of beta testing of our network and platforms,” chairman Mukesh Ambani said in a statement after declaring the company’s results for the quarter ended September 30.