Reliance Infocomm has launched an international roaming service - 1World 1Number which permits roaming with a single number on both CDMA and GSM networks.The service is functional over 11 CDMA and 340 GSM networks across the world. | |
| According to a company release, Reliance customers can retain their numbers while roaming on GSM networks. Based on an inter-standard roaming mode, this service takes away the hassles of call-forwarding while travelling from a CDMA network to GSM network and vice-versa. |
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| Reliance customers can subscribe to the service at Reliance WebWorlds.They will get a SIM card to be used with a suitable GSM handset. With this SIM card, they can use roaming services on GSM networks without changing their number. |
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| The customer can use their existing CDMA handsets for roaming on CDMA networks, it said. |
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| Tata Indicom, the another CDMA major, also plans to launch international roaming services in 186 countries across the globe. |
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| The company had tied up with 291 GSM operators and five CDMA operators for the service. |
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| The company is rolling out the services, termed 'One World, One Number', by April-end. It is launching the service for post-paid subscribers. A dual mode T-SIM will enables the customers use both GSM and CDMA networks. |
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