www.WirelessFederation.com/news: Vodafone Essar, the Indian mobile operator, has introduced three new monthly rental plans for its postpaid subscribers based in Kolkata and West Bengal. The first offer dubbed as Budget 500, the subscribers will receive 1000 minutes in a combo of local and STD calls along with 100 local SMS. The Budget 750 plan will offers 1500 minutes in a combo of local and STD calls along with 200 local SMS, and the Budget 1000 plan will give 2050 minutes in a combination of local and STD calls along with 500 local SMSs.
On 05.12.09, In Mobile, By Editor
On 05.08.09, In Mobile, By Editor
www.WirelessFederation.com/news: Wind Hellas has introduced a new postpaid offer dubbed as ‘Split bill’, targeting business subscribers. As per the offer, there are two separate monthly bills, one issued to the company and the other one to the employee, in case staff usage crosses the monthly caps established by the firm. The limits can be set by the firm for national and international calls, SMS, MMS, video-calls, roaming, among others. Various additional services may be offered to the staff by the businesses, in case they opt for such services.
On 05.08.09, In Mobile, By Editor
www.WirelessFederation.com/news: Telefonica O2 Czech republic has inked an agreement with T-Mobile Czech Republic to sort out their disputes over prices for mutual interconnection of telecommunication networks in 2001. As per the terms of agreement, Telefonica O2 will get nearly CZK 900 million (USD 45 million) from rival operator T-Mobile, with all court proceedings terminated. The amount will be booked in Q2.
On 05.04.09, In Mobile, By Editor
www.WirelessFederation.com/news: Boost Mobile, which recently launched the $50 unlimited-calling plan. The service turned out to be a massive hit, adding new subscribers to its base.
But the subscribers who are registered to its plan are reportedly facing problems with SMS delivery, as the messages are being delayed by hours.
Boost responded: “The popularity of Boost Mobile caught us off guard. It overwhelmed our system.”
The company added that they are working hard to restore the promptness of the service and problems should be fixed in the coming days.