Vodafone India has slashed its 3G tariff plans for its postpaid users by a pretty good margin. Along with slashing the tariffs, the company has also unveiled some new 3G plans.

Idea Cellular recently announced up to 70% price reduction on its 3G services. Both prepaid and postpaid customers will now pay 3p/10 KB of data, a reduction of 70% from the earlier price of 10p/10KB.

Soon after the launch of 4G services in India, Airtel went ahead and slashed 3G data plan rates by up to 70%. Airtel has also announced the new Smartbytes add-on packs.

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Idea Cellular has recently expanded its 3G services more than 10 major cities and 100 other towns in Maharashtra and Goa circle. Idea has already added nearly 5 lakh 3G subscribers in Maharashtra & Goa.

Vodafone finally launched their 3G services in Kolkata circle. Vodafone offers video calling, high definition gaming and fast internet to their subscribers, along with exclusive access to retransmission of live IPL matches.

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The 3G rollout to various parts of India has gradually begun and users all over India can now finally start experiencing fast mobile Internet speeds via 3G. Airtel has announced it’s plans of launching 3G service for it’s users in less than a week and Tata DOCOMO, after jumping onto the 3G Bandwagon quite early, has now unveiled it’s 3G services in yet another Indian state – Karnataka.

Around 30,000- 35,000 customers in Haryana have requested to change their cellular operator as per MNP. This number happens to be just less than 1% of the 17 million strong consumer base in Haryana. Looks like MNP has not picked up with Indian user as expected.

Reliance Communications has launched a new mobile data portal called R World that aims to provide 3G mobile Internet and data services to it’s 120 million subscribers.

Reliance Communication became the third private operator to announce its 3G services in India. Reliance will launch their 3G services from year-end and it will offer speed up to 21 mbps.

India will soon get it’s own 3G services. 3G services will be launched by Tata DOCOMO around Divali. So what does a 3G life in India mean for you?

Users will now be able to surf the internet and make video calls from Mount Everest. No more fooling your wife that you were climbing the mountain while you were busy playing golf.

Tata Docomo, known for bringing many firsts in the Indian Telecom industry, will now also become the first private Telecom player to launch 3g cellular services in India – this diwali. Other operators like Vodafone and Reliance are likely to announce their respective 3G services launch date soon.

BSNL has announced up to 45 percent reduction in their current 3G tariff. BSNL have finally triggered another price war in the 3G Mobile service segment, even before the private operators have started their 3G services in India.