IF YOU JUST BOUGHT A SMARTPHONE AND IT DOES NOT SUPPORT 4G I DO FEEL BAD FOR YOU
4G/LTE is still at a nascent stage and existing roll-outs are small in comparison to 3G. The Indian market has only seen select 4G roll-outs by Bharti Airtel. Reliance Jio is all set to rollout 4G services across the country. Operators over the years have invested in expanding their network to provide faster and better data experience. The next phase in the India telecom market involves building data and services to deliver greater value to consumers and drive more profitable growth.
India's telecom industry is now more focussed on the data segment for its further growth. While there has been a significant rise in the number of data users in the country, demand for improved and faster network has grown. Current networks 2G and 3G networks have arguably failed to satiate a growing data-hungry users base in the country. 4G LTE, the next generation of telecommunications, is expected to be a game changer.
4G currently is sporadically available in India, but it seems far from being the mainstream network in the near future. Prior to its a full fledged roll out, 4G faces multiple challenges. One of the main challenges is the improvement of the existing networks along with deploying the fourth generation broadband services.
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