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4cr Indian smartphone users can take 5G in 1st year: Report ​ By IANS | ​ 4 Views 5G.. Image Source: IANS News New Delhi, May 12 : At least 4 crore (40 million) smartphone users in India could take up 5G in the first year of 5G being made available, a report said on Wednesday. In fact, India has the biggest rise in intention to upgrade with 67 per cent of users expressing an intention to take up 5G once it is available, an increase of 14 percentage points over 2019. A new report by Ericsson ConsumerLab highlights how 5G is already beginning to trigger new user behaviours. "Given that In...

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Ericsson ConsumerLab: 5G already changing smartphone use behavior - Largest 5G consumer study to date captures opinions equivalent to 1.3 billion consumers and 220 million 5G users - 5G users spend more time with cloud gaming and AR, while 20 percent have decreased usage of Wi-Fi on their phones at home and other locations after upgrading - Seven-in-ten 5G users expect more innovative services and apps, with indoor coverage rated two times more important than speed or battery life for early adopters STOCKHOLM, May 12, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- A new report by Ericsson (NASDAQ: ERIC) ConsumerLab h...

India has the highest rise in intention to upgrade, with 67% of users expressing an interest to take up 5G when it is available, rising annually by 14% percentage points, the report released Wednesday, said. For this, Indian consumers are willing to pay 50% more for 5G plans with bundled digital services, compared with just 10% premium for plain 5G connectivity.

India can potentially have 40 million 5G users in the first year when the next-generation service is made available to them, a report released by telecom company Ericsson said on Wednesday. According to Ericsson ConsumerLab report, consumers have shown willingness to pay 50 per cent more for 5G plans bundled with digital services while they want to pay only 10 per cent more for just 5G connectivity. The data collected from 26 countries in December 2020 for the report shows that consumers across several markets are willing to pay 20-30 per cent more on an average for 5G plans bundled with d...