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Along with high-refresh rate support, the Samsung Galaxy M32 also has a Super-AMOLED display to bring colours to the life for the user. It packs a huge battery and a quad-camera setup at the rear. Samsung has launched the Galaxy M32 in India with support for 90Hz refresh rate display. The device has launched in two variants for the Indian market. Along with high-refresh-rate support, the device also has a Super-AMOLED display to bring colours to the life for the user. It packs a huge battery and a quad-camera setup at the rear. Bear in mind that this information comes directly from Sulabh Puri (@sulabhpuri) on Twitter. Samsung is supposed to launch the device at 12 PM today. However, as per Sulabh Puri, the company has already launched the device, and the pricing of both models are also known. Samsung Galaxy M32 Specifications The Samsung Galaxy M32 has launched in India with a 64MP quad-camera setup. The other sensors weren’t mentioned in the tweet, but it is easy to assum...

Reliance Jio’s acquisition of the spectrum in March 2021 also hints towards the increasing capacity and coverage for 4G and an imminent 5G rollout in the near future as well. Helped with deep pockets, no doubt, Reliance Jio finds itself in better trenches to invest and boost network, which might be suffering a little bit at this point because of the very high subscriber count, and increasing traffic. In our series of discussions about telecom operators and what each player has done well, there is one operator that stands out from the rest, and looking at the numbers to determine a name is an exercise in futility. Mukesh Ambani led telecom operator Reliance Jio has trumped over the other competitors owing to a perfect mixture of pricing, strategy, and product offerings. However, there are slight lapses in the game that Reliance Jio seems to be plotting, along with some learnings that other telecom operators can pick from. Here we discuss some of them. The Game of Competitive...

The only solution for BSNL right now is rolling out its 4G networks. Despite what people say, if the telco can roll out 4G networks even in few regions such as Maharashtra, Delhi, Karnataka, and Tamil Nadu initially and offer strong network services, it will add more subscribers. Bharat Sanchar Nigam Limited (BSNL) hasn’t been the best performing telecom operator in India since the advent of 4G networks of Reliance Jio, Bharti Airtel, and Vodafone Idea. Looking at the Telecom Regulatory Authority of India (TRAI) report for the individual months of the last quarter of FY21, it is evident the telco hasn’t been growing at all whatsoever. As per the data shared by TRAI, in the month of January 2021, BSNL added 83,738 (0.083 million) subscribers; in February 2021, the telco lost 3,59,157 (0.35 million) subscribers, and in March 2021 added 1,94,310 (0.19 million) subscribers. BSNL’s Last Month is a Positive, But Overall Quarter Disappointing In the last month of the last quarter ...