Tata DOCOMO launches 3G services in Rajasthan

Service portfolio includes video-SMS, mobile TV, video streaming

PTI | November 9, 2010



Tata DOCOMO today launched its 3G services on mobile phones in Rajasthan telecom circle.

"Our 3G services will enable richer communication through video calls and SMSes will add the advantage of adding mobility to the power of the internet, and will enable millions to start accessing the true power of the internet," said Ajit Chaturvedi, Hub-Head for Tata Docomo's operations in Rajasthan and Gujarat.

"The introductory service portfolio includes applications like video-SMS, video-streaming, mobile television, ultra-high-speed data transfer, route-finder, live Aarti and much more.

Tata DOCOMO's HSPA+3G network, set up with the assistance of NTT DOCOMO, supports high speed internet access with speeds of up to 21.1 Mbps. The network also supports High-Definition voice (HD Voice) for a superior voice experience on calls," he said.

Chaturvedi also announced plans on 3G data services on mobile phones and dongles.

"The voice plans are competitively priced and as an invitational offer, all purchases and recharges of 3G services done before 31 December, will get an additional 100 MB of free data per month for the first two months. This is designed to help the consumer discover the 3G services that are relavant and usefor for the customer at no extra cost," he said.

"The company, techically supported from its partner NTT, DOCOMO, of Japan, has simultaneously launched its 3G services in all the nine circles where it has the 3G license- Rajasthan, Madya Pradesh, Chahattisgar, Uttar Pradesh (west), Karnataka, Kerala, Gujarat, Punjab, Haryana and Maharastra," a release added.

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