Recently, the realme P1 5G has become the best player with AMOLED display in all-flash sales among products launched in the Rs 15,000-Rs 20,000 segment in 2024.
realme has introduced its latest mid-range series, the realme P series 5G. Focusing on Power and Performance, the realme P1 Pro 5G start from under the Rs 20,000 bracket with an array of interesting specifications.
As the demand for 5G continues to rise, entry-level 5G smartphones are becoming increasingly prevalent, offering consumers access to cutting-edge features at affordable prices.
In the ever-evolving landscape of smartphone design, aesthetics and colour schemes have transitioned from mere embellishments to fundamental requirements.
The success of realme's 12 Pro series 5G, unveiled earlier this year, is undisputed and has significantly boosted the brand's reputation as its top-tier release for the year.
Bharti Airtel and Qualcomm have already collaborated for accelerating 5G in the country. Airtel and Qualcomm are enabling a wide array of use cases, including 5G Fixed Wireless Access (FWA) which is designed to deliver broadband connectivity at Gigabit speeds to homes and businesses.
As enterprises look at 5G adoption at an accelerated pace with its rollout in India, job postings for telecommunications and 5G have increased by 33.7 per cent in the last 12 months, a new report showed on Tuesday.
As India rolls out 5G services at some locations in select cities, 43 per cent of those willing to switch to 5G are not willing to pay anything more than the current tariff for 3G or 4G services, a report showed on Friday.
The 'Always On' solution contains dual profile M2M (machine to machine) eSim, which allows an IoT device to stay connected to a mobile network from different Mobile Network Operators in the eSIM.
"The launch of 5G will have a lasting impact. It'll be the future of the internet. 5G will bring a change to each person's life be it small businessmen, farmers, doctors, or students. It will also drastically affect our startup ecosystem" - Rajeev Chandrasekhar, MoS Electronics & IT.
