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5G monetization models are expected to evolve: Six in 10 consumers expect 5G offerings to move beyond more data volume and speeds to on-demand tailored network capabilities for specific needs.
Ericsson's new study reflects the views of 300 million daily smartphone users in urban India. #pressrlease
More than 100 million users with 5G-ready smartphones in India wish to upgrade to a 5G subscription in 2023, while more than half of them are open to upgrading to a higher data tier plan in the next 12 months, an Ericsson report said on ...
Swedish telecommunications giant Ericsson also announced the introduction of ultra-lightweight Massive 'MIMO 32T32R' radios as the best fit for India's needs - AIR 3219 and AIR 3268 (Antenna Integrated Radio).
New Delhi, Sept 28: Over 100 million users in India with 5G-ready smartphones want to upgrade to 5G network in 2023 and many of them are willing to pay up to 45 per cent premium, a study by Ericsson said on Wednesday. The survey assumes significance as the countdown for 5G services availability has begun in India, the world’s second-biggest smartphone market after China. The study by Ericsson has indicated a lucrative monetisation and “extremely good” ARPU (average revenue per […]