India is the fastest growing cellular market in the world. Over 260 million people in India now own mobile phones & this is expected to reach 500 million by 2010.3G is expected to facilitate the implementation of important e-initiatives such as e-governance, e-education, and tele-medicine to name few. 3G is expected to bridge the digital divide than any other measure or policy introduced by the government. 3G can also be instrumental in alleviating the severe spectrum crunch being faced by many   ... More

India is the fastest growing cellular market in the world. Over 260 million people in India now own mobile phones & this is expected to reach 500 million by 2010.3G is expected to facilitate the implementation of important e-initiatives such as e-governance, e-education, and tele-medicine to name few. 3G is expected to bridge the digital divide than any other measure or policy introduced by the government. 3G can also be instrumental in alleviating the severe spectrum crunch being faced by many operators, especially in the metros and big cities, where there is not enough 2G spectrum to fuel the aggressive growth. Because of its higher voice capacity, 3G could also facilitate the delivery of far more cost-effective voice services.
What makes things even more favorable for the mobile Internet is that it already has a lot of Internet-based content from which to draw. This can be adapted for display on mobiles in a number of ways. A website can be viewed using a phone that is WAP-enabled.A mobile is something that we take along with us where ever we go (unlike our computers) and that is one of the reasons many analysts believe that within three years more people will be accessing the Internet from mobile phones than from office or home computers.Lets use this group for sharing,discussing and updating information about how these technologies will make revolutionary impact on the growth of the telecom sector and benefit the users who are always on the look out for superior technology.    Hide