Chandigarh, Bengaluru and Pune are lucky few cities which have already got their share fast-speed internet connectivity but the capital of country has been deprived of any such convenience up until now. But that's about to change real soon, as Airtel is set to pilot test its 4G services in the city later this week,
making it pretty obvious that the service should become publicly available as well. Dubbed as the next big thing in the industry, a lot is riding on the potential and performance of the upcoming network connectivity which is expected to take India to the next level on global map. Airtel is one of the many telecom vendors who has acquired 4G spectrum in the varied circles, along with the likes of Vodafone and the much fancied Reliance Jio who will be reportedly bringing out 4G devices for as low as Rs 4000 with plans costing at par with existing 3G plans.
4G LTE is quite commonly used in most nations across the globe but the influx of fast connectivity has bided its time with focus on delivering quality services to consumers. We're ideally looking at pricing which should be close to the offerings available with 3G packs right now but we'll be waiting to hear more on the plan details from the provider themselves at the time of the launch.
Are you ready for 4G? So how likely are you to use 4G when it is launched?
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