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Jio Launches New Roaming Plans With Unlimited Data and Calls Starting at Rs. 898
Reliance Jio has introduced new international unlimited roaming packs for its customers. Jio's latest unlimited international roaming packs range from Rs. 898 to Rs. 3,455. The former comes with seven days validity while the latter offers 30 days validity. Customers travelling to countries like UAE, US, and Mexico can opt for these plans.
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Verizon to Acquire Prepaid Mobile Service Tracfone in $6.25 Billion Deal
Verizon Communications said on Monday it will buy prepaid mobile phones provider Tracfone, a unit of Mexican telecoms giant America Movil, in a $6.25 billion (roughly Rs. 45,882 crores) cash and stock deal.
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Mexican President Pitches Universal Internet in Chat With Facebook's Zuckerberg
Obrador invited the social media tycoon to partner with him in a bid to promote universal Internet access in Mexico.
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Google Brings Free Wi-Fi to Mexico, Its First Stop in Latin America
Google Station, an ad-supported network of Wi-Fi hotspots in high-traffic locations, is launching in Mexico with 56 hotspots and others planned, the company said.
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Verizon Tweaks Prices, Cuts Video Quality on Unlimited Plans
All major US carriers now offer unlimited plans after years of steering people toward paying extra for using more data.
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mAadhaar App to Carry Your Aadhaar, Jio Feature Phone by Intex, and More: Your 360 Daily
mAadhaar app for Android will let you carry your Aadhaar, Jio and Intex are in talks to manufacture the Jio feature phone, and 200 million target for the 4G VoLTE mobile.
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Cisco Says India Poised To Be Among Top Four Markets
US-based Cisco recently announced that it will commence manufacturing operations in Pune early next year, making India the 12th country after the likes of the US, Mexico, China, Brazil and Malaysia to house a production unit.
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Bill Gates Tops Forbes World's Richest List, Zuckerberg Enters Top 20
Mexico telecom mogul Carlos Slim Helu ranked second, while Berkshire Hathaway chief Warren Buffett was third.
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AT&T to Buy Nextel Mexico for $1.88 Billion
AT&T said it plans to create the first-ever North American Mobile Service area covering more than 400 million consumers and businesses in Mexico and the US.
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AT&T to Buy Iusacell for $1.8 Billion in Mexico Expansion Plan
The move may lead to plans with free or reduced rates for Americans travelling in or calling to Mexico, and vice versa.
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Mexico Passes Tough Restrictions on Telecoms
The lower house of Mexico's Congress approved tough restrictions on dominant companies in the country's telephone and television sectors early Wednesday after 20 hours of debate and discussion.
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Mexico Senate Adopts Ambitious Telecommunications Reform Package
The revised regulations are aimed at blocking monopolies in television, mobile phones and high-speed Internet.
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Forgotten by telecoms, Mexico town runs cell service
The village of Villa Talea de Castro, population 2,500, now runs its own mobile phone network to communicate with the outside world.
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Apple's iPhone loses to 'iFone' in Mexico case
Apple introduced the iPhone to the Mexican market in 2007, four years after the Mexican telecom services company says it registered the name iFone.
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Jio Launches New Roaming Plans With Unlimited Data and Calls Starting at Rs. 898
Reliance Jio has introduced new international unlimited roaming packs for its customers. Jio's latest unlimited international roaming packs range from Rs. 898 to Rs. 3,455. The former comes with seven days validity while the latter offers 30 days validity. Customers travelling to countries like UAE, US, and Mexico can opt for these plans.
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Verizon to Acquire Prepaid Mobile Service Tracfone in $6.25 Billion Deal
Verizon Communications said on Monday it will buy prepaid mobile phones provider Tracfone, a unit of Mexican telecoms giant America Movil, in a $6.25 billion (roughly Rs. 45,882 crores) cash and stock deal.
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Mexican President Pitches Universal Internet in Chat With Facebook's Zuckerberg
Obrador invited the social media tycoon to partner with him in a bid to promote universal Internet access in Mexico.
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Google Brings Free Wi-Fi to Mexico, Its First Stop in Latin America
Google Station, an ad-supported network of Wi-Fi hotspots in high-traffic locations, is launching in Mexico with 56 hotspots and others planned, the company said.
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Verizon Tweaks Prices, Cuts Video Quality on Unlimited Plans
All major US carriers now offer unlimited plans after years of steering people toward paying extra for using more data.
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mAadhaar App to Carry Your Aadhaar, Jio Feature Phone by Intex, and More: Your 360 Daily
mAadhaar app for Android will let you carry your Aadhaar, Jio and Intex are in talks to manufacture the Jio feature phone, and 200 million target for the 4G VoLTE mobile.
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Cisco Says India Poised To Be Among Top Four Markets
US-based Cisco recently announced that it will commence manufacturing operations in Pune early next year, making India the 12th country after the likes of the US, Mexico, China, Brazil and Malaysia to house a production unit.
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Bill Gates Tops Forbes World's Richest List, Zuckerberg Enters Top 20
Mexico telecom mogul Carlos Slim Helu ranked second, while Berkshire Hathaway chief Warren Buffett was third.
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AT&T to Buy Nextel Mexico for $1.88 Billion
AT&T said it plans to create the first-ever North American Mobile Service area covering more than 400 million consumers and businesses in Mexico and the US.
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AT&T to Buy Iusacell for $1.8 Billion in Mexico Expansion Plan
The move may lead to plans with free or reduced rates for Americans travelling in or calling to Mexico, and vice versa.
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Mexico Passes Tough Restrictions on Telecoms
The lower house of Mexico's Congress approved tough restrictions on dominant companies in the country's telephone and television sectors early Wednesday after 20 hours of debate and discussion.
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Mexico Senate Adopts Ambitious Telecommunications Reform Package
The revised regulations are aimed at blocking monopolies in television, mobile phones and high-speed Internet.
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Forgotten by telecoms, Mexico town runs cell service
The village of Villa Talea de Castro, population 2,500, now runs its own mobile phone network to communicate with the outside world.
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Apple's iPhone loses to 'iFone' in Mexico case
Apple introduced the iPhone to the Mexican market in 2007, four years after the Mexican telecom services company says it registered the name iFone.
