India’s second largest wireless operator by subscribers, Vodafone India has launched its next generation, high speed 4G network in Kozhikode (Kerala) following its successful launch in Kochi and Thiruvananthapuram recently.
“Built on the efficient 1800 MHz band, this state-of-the-art network will enable Vodafone 4G customers to access internet via mobile with speeds across a range of smart devices including Mobile Wi-Fi,” the company said.
On the other hand, Kerala is a focus market for Vodafone India. Over the last 18 months, the company has invested more than Rs 700 crore in Kerala towards network expansion and modernization to build a technology and energy efficient network architecture to support the volumes and need for speed from customers.
With one of the largest retail footprints in Kerala of 303 exclusive retail stores, Vodafone’s products and services are easily available across all parts of the state.
Going ahead, the company’s 4G will significantly enhance the mobile internet experience for customers who will be able to download/upload videos and music faster, enjoy seamless video chats and connect on their favorite apps with greater ease. Customers will also be able to enjoy features like high definition video streaming, mobile gaming and two-way video calling.
“Vodafone 4G service in Kozhikode is built on a strong fibre backhaul, and is supported by its own new and superfast 3G services on a modern network of 2100 MHz. With 4G services in more than 14 towns, Vodafone is the first telecom operator in Kerala to offer 2G/3G/4G services on its own state of the art convergent radio technology – uniquely positioned to provide customers with seamless mobile internet experience,” a statement said.
“With this launch, we are happy to announce that our 4G footprint in Kerala has increased to 14 towns. We are also proud to be the first operator in the country to now offer international roaming on 4G. As a steadfast partner of Digital India, we remain focused on deploying multiple technologies –be it 2G, 3G and now 4G-for optimum use as each technology has its own vital role to play in servicing the myriad connectivity needs of consumers across the country,” said said Abhijit Kishore, Business Head –Kerala, Vodafone India.
“Built on the efficient 1800 MHz band, this state-of-the-art network will enable Vodafone 4G customers to access internet via mobile with speeds across a range of smart devices including Mobile Wi-Fi,” the company said.
On the other hand, Kerala is a focus market for Vodafone India. Over the last 18 months, the company has invested more than Rs 700 crore in Kerala towards network expansion and modernization to build a technology and energy efficient network architecture to support the volumes and need for speed from customers.
With one of the largest retail footprints in Kerala of 303 exclusive retail stores, Vodafone’s products and services are easily available across all parts of the state.
Going ahead, the company’s 4G will significantly enhance the mobile internet experience for customers who will be able to download/upload videos and music faster, enjoy seamless video chats and connect on their favorite apps with greater ease. Customers will also be able to enjoy features like high definition video streaming, mobile gaming and two-way video calling.
“Vodafone 4G service in Kozhikode is built on a strong fibre backhaul, and is supported by its own new and superfast 3G services on a modern network of 2100 MHz. With 4G services in more than 14 towns, Vodafone is the first telecom operator in Kerala to offer 2G/3G/4G services on its own state of the art convergent radio technology – uniquely positioned to provide customers with seamless mobile internet experience,” a statement said.
“With this launch, we are happy to announce that our 4G footprint in Kerala has increased to 14 towns. We are also proud to be the first operator in the country to now offer international roaming on 4G. As a steadfast partner of Digital India, we remain focused on deploying multiple technologies –be it 2G, 3G and now 4G-for optimum use as each technology has its own vital role to play in servicing the myriad connectivity needs of consumers across the country,” said said Abhijit Kishore, Business Head –Kerala, Vodafone India.
