It has about 1.5 million test-users on its network
The issue has been assigned a rating of 'AAA' by CRISIL and ICRA
Reliance Jio has expanded its by-invitation trial offer to its retailers. While the company has no immediate plans to open up the Jio service to consumers, it has launched a programme under which retailers will be able to offer a limited number of Jio connections to customers buying Lyf handsets.Reliance Digital and Reliance Digital Xpress stores have been given a limited number of invitations that can be used to refer customers interested in buying the Lyf phone with the Reliance Jio 4G connection. Moreover, there is a cap on the invitations that can be given to a particular Reliance Digital store per day.According to sector sources, Jio is sitting on an inventory of more than two million Lyf handsets it imported last Diwali. The move could be aimed at clearing the inventory. The Reliance Digital and Reliance Digital Xpress stores the Business Standard spoke to in Bengaluru, Delhi, and Mumbai said the process continued to be based on invitations, but now they could provide invitations
Reliance Digital and Reliance Digital Xpress stores have been given limited number of invites, which can be used to refer customers interested in buying Lyf phone
Jio has a pan-India 4G network coverage, claiming to be 80 times faster than rivals
Trial offer is only by invite as of now, but is expected to be extended soon to select customers of Reliance Digital Express
However, the report said that the delay is expected to be on the account of the company's chase for 'perfection'.
In the first month itself, average monthly consumption per user was in excess of 18 GB and increasing rapidly
This will allow both the firms to offer 4G services on 10 MHz block in 800 Mhz band after the sharing arrangements
This will allow both firms to offer 4G services on 10 MHz block in 800 Mhz band; for the remaining 13 circles, RJio plans to trade spectrum from RCom
The network has been built by six telcos to handle high bandwidth demands of emerging technologies and applications
The Indian company owns and operates the strategically important undersea cable landing facility in Chennai.
The Supreme Court on Friday dismissed a public interest litigation filed by an NGO challenging grant of 4G licences to Mukesh Ambani's Reliance Jio Infocomm. A bench headed by Chief Justice T S Thakur junked the petition of Centre for Public Interest Litigation, which challenged the government's decision to allow the company to offer voice services on its 4G spectrum. The apex court, however, asked the government to look into the issue.
The Supreme Court on Friday dismissed a plea by NGO Centre for Public Interest Litigation (CPIL) seeking cancellation of Reliance Jio's 4G licence
Speaking at the Ficci-Frames conclave, Ambani said Jio will expand country's coverage to 70%
Jio has already launched services for Reliance group employees and their friends three months back
Increased and aggressive competition will bring down costs of services in the telecom space
4G telephony services to be rolled out in first half of FY17
Promises 4G smartphones for less than Rs 4,000 and voice & data services at Rs 300-500 a month; RIL to invest Rs 1 lakh cr in digital services in 12-18 months