Get a Free Smartphone from MTS

Mobile companies do not see a war would benefit customers. Greater than one is said to be launching a new scheme for them. MTS has introduced the scheme now a major benefit to customers.

Shyam Sistema Teleservices Ltd. in the country by the name of MTS has been providing mobile phone service, now has brought a new scheme. In Delhi on Tuesday the company has introduced a new smartphone plus MTS. A customer will not pay for it and get it absolutely free smartphone.



He authorized the company to go into the store to be a contract with him. Under which it will pay Rs 1,500 every month and MTS will continue to receive the service. The contract will be for 12 months. After serving his wish that he continue further or not. It will be smartphones. MTS increases its service across the country and being in front of him is facing intense competition. That company is down with some new offers.

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MTS to launch network with 3G like speeds

MTS, India's third CDMA mobile service provider, will launch its upgraded network which will support data speeds up to 14.7 Mbps, starting from Rajasthan, in the next couple of months.

"MTS has already started the trial of the latest CDMA Rev B network and is expected to launch the services starting from Rajasthan in couple of months" says Leonid Musatov, chief operating officer, MTS India.

This move will put MTS directly in competition with the 3G (GSM) operators in the country. Currently GSM 3G operators are offering speeds in the categories of 3.6 Mbps, 7.2 Mbps (most mobiles support maximum of 7.2 Mbps only), and 21.1 Mbps maximum (most operators are not offering this speed).

Currently MTS network uses CDMA Rev A (in 100 + cities) which allows it to offer 3.2 Mbps speed. With this upgrade, MTS will deliver speeds for 7-8 Mbps (though technically higher speeds up to 14.7 Mbps are possible).

MTS is also planning to price its data plans cheaper than the 3G competitors, as it doesn't need to pay heavy price for the 3G spectrum that the GSM operators had to pay during the recently held auctions.

However this move might be opposed by the GSM operators as they had to sell out additional amount to offer 3G speeds.

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