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Vodafone, country's second largest telecom operator, launched its fourth generation broadband services in Mumbai. The service was unveiled by chief minister Devendra Phadnavis, a Vodafone customer himself. The company launches its services months after Bharti Airtellaunched its 4G services across 300 towns in India.
At the launch, Chief Minister Phadnavis said mobile was a key aspect of its JAM trinity (Jandhan, Aadhaar, Mobile) which was transforming governance. He said that he would have liked if Vodafone had launched 4G in Mumbai first as it was the commercial capital of the country.
Mumbai is a critical market for all telecom players, as it has the highest level of smartphone penetration (60%) and data accounts for 30% of Vodafone's revenues in the Mumbai circle against 20% for the rest of the country.
Vodafone launches 4G in Mumbai on 1,800 MHz | Business Standard News
At the launch, Chief Minister Phadnavis said mobile was a key aspect of its JAM trinity (Jandhan, Aadhaar, Mobile) which was transforming governance. He said that he would have liked if Vodafone had launched 4G in Mumbai first as it was the commercial capital of the country.
Mumbai is a critical market for all telecom players, as it has the highest level of smartphone penetration (60%) and data accounts for 30% of Vodafone's revenues in the Mumbai circle against 20% for the rest of the country.
Vodafone launches 4G in Mumbai on 1,800 MHz | Business Standard News
