The service is available for both new and existing Airtel Wi-Fi customers, offering a bundled package of internet, streaming apps, and live TV channels. New customers can subscribe to the IPTV ...

Airtel’s cheapest IPTV plan comes with a 40 Mbps Wi-Fi connection, access to 350 TV channels and content from 26 streaming apps. It is priced at Rs 699. If you want higher broadband speeds, the Rs 899 ...

"Backed by Airtel’s high-speed Wi-Fi, we are certain that consumers will have a fantastic converged home experience with Airtel IPTV," Sharma added, noting the company's commitment to providing a ...

Additionally, customers can enjoy seamless connectivity with Airtel’s high-speed Wi-Fi, with subscription plans starting at Rs 699. As part of an introductory offer, Airtel is providing up to 30 ...

The package also includes a 5GHz USB WiFi dongle (RTL8821CU) and a WiFi antenna for the built-in radio but requires an SD card and Flipper device separately. In terms of software, the Flipper Zero ...

Reliance Jio, Bharti Airtel, and BSNL have some of the cheapest Wi-Fi plans available for under ₹500 per month. Jio's ₹399 Plan: High Speed with Generous Data Jio's most affordable fiber plan ...

Early March saw the tech world descending on Barcelona for MWC, the event formerly known as Mobile World Congress. Most of the top tech companies were in the capital city of Catalonia to present ...

But this is exactly what Bharti Airtel and Jio have faced in the satellite communications space, with the government siding with Elon Musk’s SpaceX—and its Starlink communications system—despite their ...

This large market is now effectively a duopoly given that Jio and Airtel jointly control over 81% of India’s market for wired and wireless broadband services, according to the latest available ...

Industry experts suggest that Bharti Airtel and Reliance Jio mobile users may find Starlink ... Analysts, however, emphasised that fibre and fixed wireless access (FWA) services would remain the ...

Then there’s arguably his most ambitious project—the World Wireless System. True to its name, the system could transmit electricity through the Earth’s ionosphere, essentially using the ...