Bharti Airtel launches free coverage in partnership with Google
Bharti Airtel launches free coverage in partnership with Google : Bharti Airtel launches free coverage in partnership with Google Bharti Airtel has partnered with Google to launch the "Free Zone" service in which users can access Google services such as Gmail, and Google Search on your no cost data mobile phone.However, consumers must pay for advanced services, such as downloading attachments.
"... Free Zone powered by Google, will allow Airtel mobile customers access to mobile web search and phone functionality friendly version of Gmail and Google India," provider of telecommunications services in a statement.Users can have unlimited access to Gmail from your mobile browser, but if they click on links or attachments in e-mails they sent to a page where they can purchase a data plan.
"This market is dominated by mobile phones, our partnership with Google to bring the ASEAN Free India will help millions of people discover the power of the mobile Internet for the first time and use the wonderful world of collaborative research for information, e-mail and social - without no additional cost, "Bharti Airtel Chief Marketing (Consumer Business) N Rajaram said.Subscribers can search the Internet and access the first page of websites from the results for free. If they click the mouse on the website after that, they are directed to a page where they can purchase a data plan."Mobile base of Internet users is growing very rapidly in India ... We hope that this initiative will encourage more Indians to experience the value of the Internet and away from" Google India Vice President and Director General Rajan Anandan said.
"... Free Zone powered by Google, will allow Airtel mobile customers access to mobile web search and phone functionality friendly version of Gmail and Google India," provider of telecommunications services in a statement.Users can have unlimited access to Gmail from your mobile browser, but if they click on links or attachments in e-mails they sent to a page where they can purchase a data plan.
"This market is dominated by mobile phones, our partnership with Google to bring the ASEAN Free India will help millions of people discover the power of the mobile Internet for the first time and use the wonderful world of collaborative research for information, e-mail and social - without no additional cost, "Bharti Airtel Chief Marketing (Consumer Business) N Rajaram said.Subscribers can search the Internet and access the first page of websites from the results for free. If they click the mouse on the website after that, they are directed to a page where they can purchase a data plan."Mobile base of Internet users is growing very rapidly in India ... We hope that this initiative will encourage more Indians to experience the value of the Internet and away from" Google India Vice President and Director General Rajan Anandan said.
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