Take the Jio Multimedia phone in 501 instead of any old phone, this is the way
New Delhi. Under the monsoon ruckus offer of telecom giant Reliance Jio, customers can buy feature phones of any company and buy live phone for Rs 501.
New Delhi. Under the monsoon ruckus offer of telecom giant Reliance Jio, customers can buy feature phones of any company and buy live phone for Rs 501.
The company has informed today that the monsoon ruckus has been launching since Friday. The offer will start from July 5 on the evening of July 20. Under this offer, customers can replace the old feature phones of any model of any company in the 501 rupees with the existing model of Geophos.
This new Geophone runs on 4G Volti technology. It will support social media apps like Facebook, Whatsapp, and YouTube. This type of app will be available for any first time in any feature phone.
Google Maps will also run in Geophone All these apps will be available from August 15th. Older customers of Geophon will also benefit from these apps. Geophone also supports voice commands.
Mukesh Ambani, Chairman of Reliance Industries, announcing this offer in the company’s annual general meeting, had said that 25 million Indian users are using the phone. He said that more than 50 million feature phone users could not use the internet. For them, internet doors were closed, so we came with a geophone. Now we have made an initial price of Rs 501 so that more and more Indians can be part of “Digital Indian”.
Google Maps will also run in Geophone All these apps will be available from August 15th. Older customers of Geophon will also benefit from these apps. Geophone also supports voice commands.
Mukesh Ambani, Chairman of Reliance Industries, announcing this offer in the company’s annual general meeting, had said that 25 million Indian users are using the phone. He said that more than 50 million feature phone users could not use the internet. For them, internet doors were closed, so we came with a geophone. Now we have made an initial price of Rs 501 so that more and more Indians can be part of “Digital Indian”.