On October 1, Prime Minister Narendra Modi introduced the 5G service to the nation. Following this, Reliance Jio will offer this service in 4 locations, while Airtel will do it in 8 cities. However, several manufacturers’ smartphones do not support the 5G network. Following this allegation, K Rajaraman, the secretary of telecom, held a conference of 30 telecom providers and mobile device manufacturers on Wednesday. In this, representatives of the companies were ordere to develop 5G handsets compatible with 5 services within three months by authorities from the Department of Telecommunications and the Department of Electronics and Information Technology.
Software lock in 5G phone will be unlocked by the update;
According to media sources, telecom carriers and smartphone companies blamed each other for the delay during the conference, which lasted for more than an hour. The smartphone manufacturers concurred in the conference that they would begin testing the device with the 5G service provider. A representative of a smartphone business simultaneously announced that they are contributing Rs. will enhance the manufacture of 5G mobile phones while progressively ceasing the production of 3G and 4G phones.
Here we have brought answers to some questions related to 5G service.
I live in a city with a 5G facility. My mobile also with 5G facility, but this facility is not available.
Many owners of 5G phones are unable to use the service, even in cities where it has been made available. In actuality, such phones have locked software. Software updates allow for the opening of these locks. Some businesses haven’t offered this. Sources in the telecom sector claim that the issue was brought on by the lack of frequency bands that could accommodate 5G. Manufacturers of mobile devices will provide upgrades. Additionally, several phone settings must be modified.
5G service has already started. Then why so?
In a meeting with the Department of Telecom, firms, and operators, telecom operators accused handset manufacturers of delaying the release of software patches and updates. argued that the phone corporations were aware of the frequency, spectrum auction, and allocation deadlines. Still, nothing happened. However, device manufacturers have made it clear that the 5G network itself is not yet generally accessible. There should have been some testing between telcos and phone firms, but these never occurred.
How to know if my handset is 5G enabled?
In India, 128 models from various manufacturers enable 5G. A list of these 116 devices was made public by Airtel. These include phones made by brands like OnePlus, Realme, Xiaomi, Oppo, Vivo, and others. By visiting www.airtel.in/airtel-5g-handsets, you may check whether your device is 5G capable.
I live in a tier-2 city. When will I get 5G service?
Commercial 5G service has been introduce by Bharti Airtel. Eight cities have it. They are Varanasi, Siliguri, Nagpur, Delhi, Mumbai, Chennai, Bangalore, Hyderabad, and Siliguri. Jio has begun beta testing. There are four of them. Delhi, Mumbai, Kolkata, and Varanasi are among them. The breadth of 5G service will be available nationwide in two years. By December 2023, Jio will offer 5G service in the nation, and by March 2024, Airtel will do the same.
License to Adani, but less likely to enter the commercial sector
Adani Group firm Adani Data Network Ltd is in possession of a Telecom Services Unified License. After obtaining spectrum, a license was required. Now, the organization is able to offer every telecom service available in the nation. As a result, there were rumors that the group could join the retail customer service market and compete with Jio, Airtel, and Vodafone-Idea. Mahesh Uppal, a telecom specialist, claims that the megahertz spectrum purchased by the Adani company can only support a small number of networks. It is unlikely that the organization will use the current spectrum for commercial service.
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