Vi, India’s leading telecom operator, on Thursday announced a significant capacity addition by integrating ‘Vi Movie & TV App’ into the ‘Vi App’, which allows customers to stream their favorite content seamlessly.
As per the company press ...
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Vi, India’s leading telecom operator, on Thursday announced a significant capacity addition by integrating ‘Vi Movie & TV App’ into the ‘Vi App’, which allows customers to stream their favorite content seamlessly.
As per the company press ...
India’s leading telecom services provider, Vi has rolled out Voice Over WiFi (VoWiFi) calling service for prepaid and post-paid customers in Uttar Pradesh – East circle. The service is now available for Vi customers in Lucknow, Kanpur, Varanasi, Prayagraj, Gorak...
With India’s ambitious BharatNet project, aimed at bringing broadband to rural areas, still to be completed, private sector companies were invited to pitch in. A series of tenders floated late July has witnessed about
The Common Services Centers under the Ministry of Electronics & IT have partnered with Vodafone Idea Foundation, the CSR arm of Vi, for the registration of citizens to receive vaccination against the deadly COVID-19 virus. The initiati...
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