"The deployment will result in a superior 4G experience for Airtel customers through considerably faster data speeds and better coverage - indoors and outdoors. Customers with mobile devices that support 4G Advanced will be able to enjoy 4G data speeds of up to 135 Mbps," it said in a statement.
Airtel had launched its 4G services in Bengaluru in 2012 on the 2300 Mhz band using the TD LTE standard and recently added capacity on the 1800 Mhz band using FD LTE.
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Diwali surge to create nearly 10,000 temporary jobs: Snapdeal * Snapdeal today said it expects nearly 10,000 temporary jobs to be created, mainly in logistics and delivery, as the eCommerce major prepares for spurt in sales during the festive season.
"The run up to Diwali will see the creation of nearly 10,000 temporary jobs, which will run from 15 September to 15 November 2016. These temporary positions will mostly be in logistics and delivery," Snapdeal said in a statement.
It added that Snapdeal has added multiple new integrated logistics centres in the last few months for help sellers stock up for Diwali.
Videocon ties up with CSC eGovernance Services * DTH service provider Videocon d2h today announced its association with the CSC eGovernance Services India Ltd, an SPV under the Electronics & IT Ministry, for the launch of their CSC services.
The Common Service Centre (CSC) scheme is a part of the ambitious Digital India (DI) initiative.
The scheme envisages the setting up of over 1,00,000+ IT-enabled access points to be implemented in a Public-Private Partnership.
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Virtusa promotes Global Head of HR to Executive Officer * IT firm Virtusa today said its Chief People Officer and Global HR Head Sundararajan Narayanan has been promoted to Executive Vice President.
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Nirvana Realty ties up with TripVillas
* Nirvana Realty has partnered with Singapore-based hospitality venture TripVillas.Com to enable weekend homeowners to earn rental income on their property.
Under this partnership, holiday homeowners can stay in their property or keep it open for rental. These properties will be managed by TripVillas, a company statement issued here today said.
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