DIGITAL INDIA

Google Galaxy Nexus 4G Phone

Google will Launch its most talked about next generation Smartphone – The Galaxy NEXUS phone, later this months (November 2011). The Galaxy Nexus Phone is said to be competing with the iPhone 4S with the extra facility of 4G connectivity, in comparission to the iPhone 4S  with 3G Connectivity.

The Google Galaxy NEXUS smartphone will be launched in 18 Countries in the first phase :Australia, Brazil, India, France, Hong Kong, Japan, Singapore, Portugal, the U.S., the U.K., Taiwan, Thailand and Netherlands.

In India the 4G connectivity with fast wireless broadband services or the next generation high speed conectivity is cooming soon with the UK based Company named AUGERE. The Selection of 4G Device for the PAN INDIA fast wireless connectivity is based on TD LTE. (Remember the other option to choose for 4G Wireless conectivity is WIMAX 2). The Speed of 3G connectivity is much less than the 4G Broadband speed. Click here to know more on the Speed Comparision between the 3G and 4G Connectivity.

In India Bhopal City will be the first city to get the taste of 4G Wireless Connectivity from January 2012. Other Cities in Madhya Pradesh will be Following Bhopal for the next generation of Wireless broadband connectivity, the LTE 4G. The 4G Connectivity will be provided by the UK based company named AUGERE , which will launch its 4G wireless Broadband by using TD LTE technology.

With the Google Nexus comes the next version of Android OS . The Ice Creame Sandwitch with the whole set of Android Market Apps.

The W100 3G Lemon Mobile announced to bring the Cheepest 3G mobile Phone in Indian market from November 2010. The W100 3G mobile Phone will be priced at Rs 3500 Only and featured with Live TV , Video Calling on 3G network, Multimedia with Dual Camera.

The Indian mobile market has undergone a revolutionary change over the past few years to become one of the leading mobile markets on the global map. Easy availability of low-priced devices, better network coverage and affordable services are some of the major factors that have boosted its growth and will continue to do the same in future. Wireless teledensity has also risen to the level of around 45% at the end of 2009, but still there is a vast scope for further improvement because of a wide gap in teledensity between urban and rural areas. For instance – the wireless teledensity in urban areas rose to around 112% in the mid 2010, while it stood at 24% in rural areas.

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