The potential of increase revenues in urban India is saturating, which is the worrying point for all telcos.
According to an article on afaqs,
I have used 3G with two operators. Was not particularly impressed. Also friends tell me if the 3G coverage is not good the voice calls keep dropping, so manually you need to switch over to 2G for experiencing uninterrupted voice calls (what a pain!).
I have always said 3G will do well in India if the pricing is good. Currently a 2GB transfer will cost about $25 per month. Not sure how many Indians are ready to shelve that kind of money when the 3G coverage is still not available pan India.
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Yes Mahesh,
I totally agree with you that the telecom sector is now matured and the profits are really tight after so many companies jumping into this business.
These days a customer is looking at value for money before even thinking of taking 3G connection. Yes the speed at the moment is really very bad for 3G customers and not sure what companies are going to do to improve it over the period of time.
If increase in 3G price then i am sure the users are really going to get disappointed.
Cheers!!