Reliance Communications is creating a platform to roll out 3G services in the country. The company is taking the first step for creating an environment, which would facilitate for greater adoption of mobile Internet in India and mass adoption of 3G services in the country. RCOM has won licence to offer 3G services in 13 Indian circles, including Mumbai and Delhi.
To make this adoption possible, RCOM is rolling out a specialized MobileNet plan across India. This unique plan will offer unlimited Internet access to RCOM’s subscribers through their mobile phones at Rs.99/- per month. This plan will also allow customers to access social networking sites like Facebook, Orkut, instant messaging applications, chat services, Yahoo! mail, Gmail, Hotmail on the move and also download free multimedia content on-deck.
Reliance Communications is rolling out this plan across 24,000 cities and 600,000 villages in India
Mahesh Prasad, President – Marketing, Wireless Business, Reliance Communications, said, "An environment that facilitates large scale-mobile Internet usage is the key to success of 3G in India. Through our special MobileNet Plan, we are gearing up to create an enabling infrastructure that will allow customers to seamlessly adopt 3G services on the move in India. This special mobile Internet plan offers seamless connectivity to the Internet on mobile across the country. Our customers will be allowed unlimited access to Internet and any sites of their choice on the move using the mobile as an intermediate."
