Skip to main content

Jio Launches "Happy New Year 2018" plans.


Reliance Jio, a fresher in telecom domain has already created a stir in the digital ecosystem with its marketing strategies. Now it is all set to rule 2018 with a bang by launching two prepaid monthly plans. Rightly called "Happy New Year Plan". First one is Rs 199 for 28 days. This plan offers 1.2 Gb 4G data along with free call services per-day. The second one is of Rs 299 for 28 days. This plan offers 2Gb 4G data with free call services per day. The effective cost is less than Rs 6 per Gb. Apart from high-speed broadband services these plans come with other peripheral services of an unlimited voice call to any network, app services, and national roaming services for prime members. Jio eventually finalized a deal with BSNL to use intra-circle roaming facilities in national roaming mode. Reliance Communications, on the other hand, signed a deal of Rs 240 billion to sell its wireless assets to Reliance Jio Infocomm. The collaborations and marketing strategies of Jio are changing the ecosystem of telecom. There has been an increase of nearly 6 million Jio subscribers in September with overall 136.8 million active subscribers.

Jio, the Santa in disguise has also revealed a new offer, ’Surprise Cashback’ on eve of Christmas. This offer is also facilitated by e-commerce partners BigBasket, Oyo Rooms, Yatra, Zoomcar. Prime customers can get cashback up-to Rs 3300 from December 26,2017 to January 15,2018. The cash back can be redeemed only once from MyJio app against recharge of Rs 309 and plans above and Rs 91 and above data packs.

As a counter attack on this Giant network service provider, Airtel has rolled out a new prepaid plan of Rs 93. The plan offers free voice calls and 1GB of 3G.4G data with a validity of 10 days. Will Airtel throw a challenge this time? I hope Jio finds its competitor at year turn and again come-up with something revolutionary creating yet another milestone.

Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

Nokia 3310 4G will be running on Android based operating System:YunOS

The old man Nokia 3310 with 2G support was launched on 26 February 2017 by HMD Global. Back from the dead, it revived itself with the 3G network after getting a lukewarm response from the first launch. Yet again, the reincarnated version failed to stand up amongst its competitors mainly because of its basic OS. But the old man never lost his hope. Something more effective and productive is on its way.   According to recent leaks, 3310 will be running Alibaba’s YunOS, an android based OS. It is smart platform switch by Nokia from Java-based Feature OS to YunOS. It is based on Google’s Android Open Source Project (AOSP). It is cloud-based and has high compatibility. A wide range of Internet of things (IoT) devices run on this android clone platform. This platform is actively utilized by more than 157 million devices in China. If all falls in correct place, HMD will witness its blockbuster hit by giving a home to this old brick. With the 4G network to come up, ...
Post a Comment
Read more

MWC: All new Samsung Galaxy S9, Galaxy S9+ with improved cameras, ARmoji and more

We're here ready to take a look at Samsung's latest device, the Samsung Galaxy S9 and tell you everything that it brings to the table considering this is the ninth generation of an already high powered line of Smartphone's. The phone basically looks exactly like the Galaxy S8 from last year except for one major difference. We've been complaining about the placement of the fingerprint scanner of the Galaxy S8 since it came out. So for the Galaxy S9, Samsung fixed it. They moved it from next to the camera, to below the camera which is way easier to reach even on the larger model. Now otherwise they are very similar design. You've got a 5.8-inch display on the S9, 6.2-inch display on the S9 plus. They are still super AMOLED screen, have the same high-resolution displays, curved sides that Samsung calls this infinite display that spills over the edge. You still have the power button and the volume rocker on the side and then, of course, there's the Bixby b...
Post a Comment
Read more